Defined Therapeutic Mechanism
A specific intervention — CBT for insomnia, ACT for chronic pain — tied to the outcome.
Measured outcomes from evidence-based therapeutic products we've designed, validated, and shipped.
Digital Therapeutic & Evidence-Based Software Products Built
Building Regulated & Clinical-Grade Software for Healthcare
Adherence designed in from sprint one — because therapeutic outcomes are dose-dependent.
In products we've built — the variable that decides whether the evidence base delivers real-world benefit.
Regulatory Pathway Experience Across Multiple Product Categories
Products Shipped Without Clinical Validation & Regulatory Review
Most health apps make therapeutic claims with no evidence. DTx sits on the evidence side — treating clinical validation as a design requirement, not a marketing afterthought.
Talk About Your DTxThe term gets used loosely — and building to the wrong definition wastes time, money, and clinical credibility. A genuine DTx has four components, each mattering independently.
A specific intervention — CBT for insomnia, ACT for chronic pain — tied to the outcome.
Built for defined clinical characteristics, not anyone who downloads the app.
HbA1c, PHQ-9, ISI score change — not engagement or satisfaction metrics.
Methodologically sound evidence supporting the product\'s clinical claims.
Eight DTx product categories, each with its own regulatory profile, evidence requirements, and clinical design challenge.
More nuanced than a simple "FDA approved or not" binary. We build to support the regulatory process, not complicate it.
Software that treats or diagnoses a disease is a medical device. Most DTx are Class II: 510(k) or De Novo.
21 CFR Part 820 — documented requirements, design V&V, change control. Built into the process, not after the fact.
Software Description, Hazard Analysis, and Cybersecurity docs have content requirements understood during development — not at submission.
FDA\'s pre-sub program lets you align on strategy before submitting — surfacing issues that would otherwise cause delays.
Adverse event reporting, performance monitoring, and update management under design controls. We build for these from day one.
Most digital health products see steep drop-off within weeks. Since outcomes are dose-dependent, adherence is a clinical variable — we make it a primary design constraint from sprint one.
Discuss Engagement DesignEach result comes from a digital therapeutic we designed and shipped — tied to its clinical target and the outcome it produced.
Technology decisions follow the regulatory and clinical model, not the other way around.
Regulatory classification, intended-use statement, and risk class defined before any wireframes or architecture.
Intervention, session structure, dose, and personalization logic as a clinical spec engineers build to.
Requirements traceability, design V&V, and hazard analysis built during development, not at submission.
Outcome measures, protocol fidelity tracking, and data export built in from sprint one to cut evidence cost.
Usability and engagement validated with representative patients before go-live, never the dev team.
Technical file, software docs, clinical evidence, and predicate analysis run in parallel with final development.
Beyond HIPAA, DTx carries FDA, clinical research, and international standards.
From pharma and CROs to DTx startups — the organizations we build evidence-based therapeutic software for.
100 Fastest Growth Companies
Global Spring Winner
Top App Development Company
AWS Partner Network
Google Cloud Partner
Highly Rated on Trustpilot
Verified Agency
Top App Development Company
ASSOCHAM Member
Evidence and regulatory status. A DTx has a defined mechanism, target population, measurable outcomes, and study-backed evidence.
It depends on intended use. Software that treats, prevents, or diagnoses a condition is a medical device; wellness software may not be.
A single-indication behavioral DTx runs eight to fourteen months; a multi-module product with full regulatory documentation, fourteen to twenty-four.
We're software builders, not clinicians — ten years in clinical environments, working alongside your protocol and study-design experts.
Crisis detection is non-negotiable. PHQ-9 item 9 monitoring, crisis flows, emergency routing, and FDA post-market adverse event reporting.
You do. Full IP transfer at project close — code, protocol and regulatory documentation. No licensing fees, no ongoing dependency.
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Thirty minutes, no pitch. An honest DTx conversation.