Malte Schoppe

9Talk is being developed to support non-verbal individuals in developing their communication skills.

Users can freely arrange, add, and customize buttons in a grid - with images or colors as backgrounds.

Each button can be assigned voice recordings, added either by the users themselves or by therapists.

An exciting and meaningful project where the free arrangement of up to nine buttons and their storage in SwiftData was a fun challenge.

The app visualizes incoming calls from nurses, doctors, or emergencies from physical buttons and switches on-site in healthcare facilities like hospitals or nursing homes.

The challenges involved the necessity for the app to react at any time, even in the background, and to correctly alert different calls based on priority and attending personnel.

This app was programmed in cooperation with Schneider Electric for their hardware. Unfortunately, I cannot provide information about the tech stack used.

I developed a medical emergency app for pediatric emergencies for lifeguardmedia GmbH in cooperation with DIVI. The goal was to transfer the official medication recommendations from the DIVI pediatric emergency card into an intuitive, offline-capable, and highly reliable app.

Users can quickly find dosage recommendations by weight, age, or height - optimized for use under stress in emergency services or clinics. The app was implemented by me in constant communication with the client.

In addition to the iOS app, the functions were also implemented in an Android app by me.