Health, Wellness, and Beauty

A new vet tech with extreme sensory issues struggles to find scrubs that are both loose-fitting and sensory-friendly for their job.

Healthcare professionals struggle to track multiple license renewals and credential expirations (TB tests, CPR renewals, state licenses, national certifications) simultaneously.

Barber needs a trimmer with wide blades that can cleanly line up the throat area of beards without pulling hair.

Physical therapists struggle to accurately count reps and hold times for prescribed exercises and stretches, leading to vague tracking and reduced treatment precision.

MRI technicians need a tiny, unobtrusive in-bore camera to monitor patients inside the MRI tube, but existing options are too large and bulky.

Healthcare professionals lack a systematic, fair method for assigning patients among team members, creating uncertainty and potential inequity in workload distribution.

Barbers in Omaha are struggling to fill last-minute appointment cancellations, leading to lost revenue and idle time.

Need a low-friction funnel for participants to book calls, bypassing the athletes' lack of sales skills and inattention.

Doctors are forced to spend time dealing with insurance companies instead of focusing on patient care, leading to burnout.

A barbershop owner is struggling to find and hire talented barbers with existing clientele for a new chair rental space.

Pharmacy owner struggles to understand and manage complex drug pricing and insurance copay structures, resulting in inconsistent out-of-pocket costs for customers.

A new salon owner needs guidance and tools to understand and implement the key elements required to make their pre-existing salon profitable after acquiring it from a retiring owner.

Medical professional struggles with using new IV catheters that are not as easy to maneuver or provide as clear a secondary flash as preferred Braun catheters.

Psychiatric nurses lack a systematic way to ensure appropriate medication combinations and dosages are prescribed for patients, leading to potentially ineffective or suboptimal treatment.

Tattoos on the arm interfere with palpating veins for blood draws and IV placement, forcing reliance on touch over sight.