Built by someone who's worked the shifts

The origin story

I spent three years in UK care before writing a single line of code

I worked frontline care shifts across supported living, residential, and domiciliary settings in the North West — and I watched the same problems play out everywhere. Staff filling in MAR charts retrospectively at the end of a shift. Managers finding out about missed doses when it was already a safeguarding issue. Night workers on patchy WiFi with no way to record anything properly.

Paper MAR charts weren't just inconvenient — they were actively creating risk for residents, for staff, and for the providers responsible for both. The software that existed was either too expensive, too complex, or too obviously built by people who had never worked a medication round.

I graduated with a First Class degree in Computer Science from the University of Chester in 2026. DoseScan is what happens when you spend three years in care and then learn to build software — everything is designed around real workflows, real constraints, and the real consequences when medication management goes wrong.