Geras
Geras is a mobile health application designed to help individuals prevent, treat, and manage dementia.
Vilmate helped Geras Solutions develop the product’s backend and web application, supporting data exchange between the server and the Android and iOS applications.
The challenge
Geras Solutions needed assistance with the server-side part of its mobile health application for people affected by dementia.
The product required a backend server that would support mobile data retrieval, secure access to user data, and backend performance monitoring.
The client also needed a web application to support the product beyond mobile use.
Our approach
The work was organized around a clearly defined scope and a small specialist team.
Assemble the right team
The project team included one backend developer, one React Native developer, and one QA engineer. This setup covered the core development and testing work required for the product.
Define the work scope
Before development started, Vilmate estimated the required effort and delivery timeline based on the client’s product needs.
Client testimonials
The solution
Vilmate developed the backend and web application for Geras Solutions’ mobile health product.
Mobile backend and user data access
The backend server allowed the Android and iOS applications to retrieve data from the system. Server-side authorization was added to support secure access to user data.
Web application
Alongside the mobile backend, the project included a web application that made the product available beyond mobile access.
Backend performance monitoring
Performance monitoring was added to help Geras Solutions track the server-side part of the product.
“So far, our cooperation with Vilmate has shown to be fruitful, as they are incredibly trustworthy and reliable. They have always been available and open to dialogue when it comes to making changes.
Professionalism and commitment to the project mean a lot to me, which is why we wish Vilmate to have a successful pathway forward in the development and programming field.”