Reducing cancer patients’ fatigue with a science-backed app design
Arcascope makes software to track and steer the body's internal clock through validated circadian science.
secured in part due to the app’s designs, which were submitted with the grant application
in additional funding unlocked through the Phase II NIH grant
studied in a journal article, which found a decrease in fatigue among app users
Client Outcomes
"The designs helped us clearly communicate our vision to NIH grant reviewers, contributing to our successful Phase II funding."
Building the Foundation for Circadian Rhythm Innovation
Atomic Object helped Arcascope translate complex circadian rhythm research into an approachable mobile app experience. Atoms established a technical foundation, performed user research, designed wireframes, and handed off a codebase to the Arcascope team, supporting their journey from a funded concept to an operational startup. Our designs helped secure Phase 2 NIH funding, validating the app's potential to impact patient care.
Designing for Accessibility
The designers adjusted the app’s color palette to comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines AA contrast ratios and to be color-blind friendly.
Translating Clinical Research into Consumer UX
Transformed proprietary algorithms and peer-reviewed research into a user-friendly educational app, based on real-world user discovery insights.
Establishing Technical Infrastructure for Clinical Trials
Architected a mobile app and backend system ready to support Arcascope's upcoming clinical trials, including survey integration and sustainable software practices.
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