Agmis mobile solutions case studies span Android and cross-platform apps built for demanding field environments. Paramedics document patient data offline at the scene. Hospital patients control their care experience from bedside tablets. Truck drivers route-plan and log hours from the cab. Social workers verify visits in the field. Sales teams manage pipelines on the go. Every app designed for the conditions where it's actually used.
Early Detection Platform
Built a comprehensive mobile health platform enabling patients to monitor foot health daily, using computer vision for early detection of diabetic complications.
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Enhanced Field Efficiency
Developed a GPS-enabled mobile visit management system for social services, improving care coordination and route efficiency across field teams.
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AI-Powered Personalization
Agmis developed a next-gen AI application for health, beauty and wellness, combining computer vision with personalized recommendations.
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Enhanced Customer Self-Service
Built a self-service application enabling mobile prepaid customers to manage plans, top up balances, and access support independently.
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Driver Productivity Tool
Built a personal assistant app for truck drivers, providing route guidance, log management, and communication tools on the road.
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Mobile CRM Collaboration
Took Teamgate's CRM collaboration features mobile, enabling sales teams to manage pipelines and communicate from anywhere.
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Enhanced Patient Experience
Developed a tablet-based bedside solution giving patients access to treatment info, nurse calls, and entertainment from their hospital bed.
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Mobile-First CRM
Developed a mobile CRM for real estate brokers, enabling property management, client communication, and deal tracking from anywhere.
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Faster Documentation
Developed a digital forms app for ambulance paramedics, replacing paper with structured digital data entry that works even offline.
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