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Build connected web and mobile products, with the APIs, data and permissions behind the screens.

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Real SoulCare master roster in day view, showing demonstration dataOur product
01 / 03Home care operations

SoulCare.

Making care coordination visible to everyone involved.

A connected platform for UK home-care providers. Coordinators plan and roster visits, carers work from a mobile app, and families can follow visits and raise requests, all from the same live record.

  • Product design
  • Web & mobile engineering
  • Cloud architecture

Built with React, Go, React Native & Expo, PostgreSQL, AWS, Terraform

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SimRhythm training monitor showing ECG and capnography traces, vital signs, and defibrillator controlsOur product
02 / 03Medical education

SimRhythm.

A training monitor built for decisions in the moment.

A rhythm and defibrillator simulator with ECG, capnography, vital signs and resuscitation controls in one teaching interface. Educators can load a scenario, change the rhythm and adjust the monitor as a session unfolds.

  • Product design
  • Cross-platform application
  • Simulation interface

Built with TypeScript, React Native & Expo

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What’s changing

Shifts to plan for.

Dates that affect software engineering work, checked against the official sources.

  1. August 2026

    Google Play targets Android 16

    New apps and updates for phones and tablets must target API level 36. Extensions can be requested until 1 November 2026.

  2. April 2026

    Node.js 20 reaches end of life

    The Node.js project stopped security fixes for version 20 on 30 April 2026, so services still on it need a move to 22 or 24.

  3. April 2026

    App Store requires the iOS 26 SDK

    Since 28 April 2026, uploads must be built with Xcode 26. Apps can still support older iOS versions; only the build tools changed.

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