A 30-day pilot inside one specialty.
Spectra runs free for 30 days inside one specialty in your health system. No card, no auto-conversion, no procurement cycle for the pilot itself. The patients you serve get a voice-first way through your existing portal in 12 languages. At day 30, you decide whether to continue.
- Dublin-registered · EU residency
- No card · no auto-conversion
- 30-day exit clause
- Anya replies personally
What the pilot gives you
- Spectra configured for one specialty inside your health system, with your branding on the patient-facing entry point (cardiology, derm, oncology, or neurology recommended)
- Caregiver and patient onboarding for up to 200 portal sessions over 30 days
- Voice-first navigation in 12 languages (Gemini Live language list, BCP-47 codes; the rest of Gemini Live's roster as it grows)
- Multimodal voice + gesture + keyboard interaction on top of your existing portal, no portal rewrite required
- Direct Slack or email channel to the engineer who shipped the product
Success metrics
- Number of accessibility-bottlenecked portal actions Spectra completed end-to-end (target: 100+ over 30 days)
- Time-to-first-booking for users who otherwise abandon (baseline: clinic's current portal analytics)
- Coverage across the four pain scenes (blind / low-vision, post-stroke / low-mobility, migrant family member, hands-busy carer), at least one verified completion per scene
- Net Promoter Score from caregivers and patients invited into the pilot
Exit criteria
- Day 30: review meeting with success metrics in hand. The clinic decides to continue (under the Health system pricing tier), extend the pilot, or close it out, no auto-conversion, no commitment
- If the pilot ends, all clinic data is deleted within 7 days and a final usage summary is delivered for the operational record
Demonstration cohort, Northern Thai paediatric clinic
The first Spectra clinical pilot is preparing for launch at a paediatric clinic in Uttaradit, Northern Thailand, during the burn-season exposure window (May to July 2026). Below are fourteen synthetic patient walks-through that demonstrate the Thai-to-English clinical handoff at realistic complexity. The synthetic-versus-real distinction is on the record: these are not patient data. The live pilot follows the same protocol with the same clinical lead.
Clinical lead
Pilot clinical lead and demonstration-cohort validator: a paediatrician and lecturer at Uttaradit Hospital. Name and quote publish here on the date the cohort review completes. Pilot site clinical lead is the founder's sister; pilot is structured under independent evaluation criteria with quarterly outcome reporting.
Cohort cases cover mild (4F first episode), moderate (8F on fluticasone with co-morbidities), and severe (11M with two prior ER visits) paediatric asthma profiles. Each case carries parent voice input in Thai across the five visit-prep beats plus the English FHIR R4 Observation Spectra produces for the clinical handoff. The fully-fleshed exemplars publish on this page once validated by the clinical lead. Live pilot start date confirmed at validation.
Apply for a pilot
Anya reads every submission personally. Two-minute form. We reply with a 1-page pilot scope and a Calendly link for the kick-off call within one working day.