Reinventing critical communication for modern healthcare.
SwiftCode brings emergency response and medication safety into one realtime platform, purpose-built for behavioral health and psychiatric facilities. When seconds matter, the team is ready, and every action is documented with confidence.
Critical care still runs on pagers and shouting.
In high-acuity behavioral health, communication failures aren't an annoyance, they're a safety event. Yet most facilities still coordinate emergencies across disconnected tools built for another era.
One platform for every risk in the building.
SwiftCode exists to give clinical teams a single, realtime nervous system, where a panic alert, a medication check, and a compliance record all live on one auditable timeline, shared across every device in the facility.
Built for the settings where seconds are clinical: behavioral health, psychiatric care, memory care, and assisted living.
Designed for the device in each hand.
A connected ecosystem, one design system and one source of truth, from the caregiver's wrist to the executive's dashboard.
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One realtime record, across every surface.
Every surface reads from one source of truth. Each alert, scan, and response is an append-only event, auditable, replayable after a dropped connection, and synced live.
Reliable when the connection isn't.
High-stakes care demands more than a chat app. The interesting problems were about guarantees, not features, and the architectural trade-offs behind them.
From the first whiteboard to production.
SwiftCode is the clearest expression of how I work, owning the whole arc from product vision through system architecture to the engineering team that ships it.
The stack behind the guarantees.
Try the real thing.
Three fully interactive builds, the caregiver's wrist, the responder's phone, and the command dashboard. Launch any one to open it full screen and drive the real flows: call a code, take an incoming dispatch, respond from the Watch.
The dispatch dashboard: incoming alerts, live census, and code status for the charge nurse and command desk.
View demoThe responder's phone: panic alerts, incident detail, and one-tap acknowledgement in the moment it matters.
View demoHands-free from the wrist: call a code, fire a panic alert, and read status without reaching for a phone.
View demoFrom concept to platform.
Where SwiftCode is heading.
Healthcare software that holds up at 3am.
SwiftCode is the work I'm proudest of, and the clearest proof of what I can build as a technical founder. See it live, or let's talk about building yours.
