Emote Care is a digital mental health infrastructure provider aiming to become a market leader in the space of web3 and mental health. The company focuses on providing a decentralized environment to connect users and therapists, allowing users to book sessions and undertake telehealth therapy through their platform.
Category | π₯Β Healthcare |
Founded | 2022 |
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History
Emote Care was founded with the aim of creating a mental health protocol that could provide users with decentralized access to therapy. The company has since grown rapidly, expanding its team to include product development and technology experts with extensive experience in providing strategic advice and implementing significant projects in enterprises, government, and SME environments.
In March 2023, Emote Care released their minimum viable product (MVP), which allows users to book a session with a practitioner and undertake Telehealth therapy.
Branding
Emote Care was originally known as Emote Health but rebranded to better reflect the company's focus on people's care. The company's regulatory compliance has been updated to incorporate the new branding.
Development
Emote Care has been working to build its MVP in line with its roadmap for release in Q2 2023. The company has successfully integrated with the Betanet V2 Babylon wallet and has been hard at work designing a data architecture that is both secure and user-friendly. The company has also created a UI component library, which contains the building blocks for commonly used UI components throughout the app.
Team
Emote Care has a team of professionals with experience in modern web development using Javascript and Python, product design, and user experience. The company's team includes:
- Booker Woodford: co-founder of Emote Care
- Joe Morse: co-founder of Emote Care
- Pete Cohen: Product Advisor
- Trini Campos: UX/Product Designer
- Liam Kuo: Full Stack Software Engineer
Investment
Emote Care has released exclusive equity packages, giving the Radix community the opportunity to own a part of the company. Due to Australian law, the company was unable to provide the opportunity to crowdfund more broadly. As of April 2023, the company has had three commitments out of the five offers, all for over the $10k minimum.