99% of maternal deaths occur in developing countries, the vast majority of which are preventable.
Use our system to overcome identification challenges, unlock data insights, and amplify the impact of your mobile data collection platform.
We offer technology that easily integrates into existing tools, personalised project setup, and robust training.
We build tools designed to work in the world’s toughest settings. Our technology is created for and by users.
We work with you to identify your analytics needs. Better data means greater transparency and impact.
Our contactless biometrics solution has been optimised to seamlessly guide the user through a simple, high-quality image capture process via the mobile phone camera. This solution has been rigorously developed and tested with users in Kenya and Tanzania to ensure outstanding speed and usability in a real-world setting.
Our tools and services make Simprints an accurate and reliable solution to your identification challenges.
We exist for one purpose: impact. We are a nonprofit tech company on a mission to improve the lives of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable citizens.
Our partners tackle some of the world’s toughest challenges. Our solution is built to amplify impact at the last mile.
Using the Simprints biometric system, Shasthya Kormis tracks the number of antenatal and postnatal care visits a mother receives with unprecedented accuracy and efficiency to help decrease infant and maternal mortality.
Using Simprints to enrol and identify participants in Blantyre, Malawi, research assistants from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine tested a new regimen to diagnose and treat tuberculosis (TB) in patients attending a local clinic.
Leveraging Simprints biometrics, AI-powered diagnosis and decision-support, and more, Apotheker and D-Tree have created an integrated digital health system. CHWs, health facility staff, and private drug shop dispensers will utilise the system to manage patient care, including confirming referral linkages and communication throughout the primary health system.
The Ethiopia Federal Ministry of Health aims to demonstrate a sustainable model for breaking transmission of parasitic worms. In partnership with the Ethiopian Public Health Institute, London Centre for Neglected Tropical Disease Research, World Vision Ethiopia, and the Children's Investment Fund Foundation, Simprints is helping to ensure high coverage of deworming treatment across five districts in Wolayita.
Simprints helps Cohesu, a grassroots NGO in Kenya, track and treat neglected diseases such as tunga (infection caused by sandfleas), malaria, and diarrhea in school children and their families. Through accurate identification, Cohesu is able to follow up with each patient to ensure complete eradication of the diseases.
The identification challenge spans multiple sectors in international development. From aid distribution to education, Simprints helps you reach every last person.
99% of maternal deaths occur in developing countries, the vast majority of which are preventable.
1.5 million children under 5 lose their lives to vaccine-preventable diseases every year, with an additional 19.9 million infants remaining underimmunised.
According to the World Health Organisation, NTDs affect over 1 billion people, primarily rural populations living in low-income countries.
Ensuring coverage in cash transfer programmes and aid distribution remains a key challenge: ineligible recipients and ‘ghosts’ can prevent intended beneficiaries from receiving their disbursement.
Infectious diseases are among the top 10 global health threats. Treatments are becoming increasingly available, but challenges in reaching patients remain.
Together we can use technology to make every person count