Pilots

Desks that already have a Tuesday

We are not selling a national EHR. We are proving that a cheap phone can hold a household, a CHEW caseload, and a page a clinician will actually read. These are the first desks. Write to admin@curasite.top if you want the next one.

First 90 days · 2026

Agege Ward 4, Lagos

Community outreach desk beside Agege PHC

On the book

186 people on the book

What changed

CHEWs stopped rewriting the same history at every house. Friday clinic now starts from a printed snapshot, not a corridor story.

“I used to carry three notebooks for one street. Now I open the caseload and I know who missed a tablet.”
Ngozi Eze, community health extension worker

Second desk · 2026

Sango-Ota corridor, Ogun

Faith-based outreach team, four settlements

On the book

94 households

What changed

Mothers keep the child's asthma and the grandmother's sugar on one phone. The handover sheet travels to the chemist and the PHC.

“The grandmother cannot remember the dose. The phone can. That is the whole product.”
Rev. Tolu Adebayo, outreach coordinator

Scoping · 2026

Gwagwalada, FCT

State innovation conversation — not a signed licence yet

On the book

Training cohort of 12 officers

What changed

We are proving the record on a cheap Android before anyone talks about a statewide seat. That is the honest order of work.

“Do not sell us a dashboard. Show us Tuesday morning in a queue.”
Desk officer, FCT primary health conversation

Ask for a ward

Mail lands at admin@curasite.top. Say who you are, which corridor, and what a successful first quarter would change. We will not send a deck before we understand the queue.

Or open the product first