This platform, developed by an experienced solo pharmacist, focuses on skills-based matching, flexible workforce management, and efficient staffing in healthcare settings. Its purpose is to assist healthcare providers in swiftly filling shifts. The solution has the potential to expand into various healthcare sectors and new geographical markets by forming partnerships with health organizations to streamline their staffing processes. The founder seeks a buyer to wholly own and facilitate the platform's growth in terms of marketing, monetization, and partnerships.
The ideal acquirer for this platform is a staffing agency looking to incorporate a digital application and website, enhancing their existing services. The platform has been operational since March 2024, and its two-sided marketplace model (including supply and demand) has been validated. It has garnered traction with 630 healthcare users, 128 business signups, and 22 successfully filled shifts. The current market focus includes pharmacy and optometry sectors, with a flat fee per shift monetization model that could pivot to a Software as a Service (SaaS) model.
Technologically, the platform uses Ruby on Rails for the backend/web and React Native for the frontend/mobile, with assets including full source code, branding, domain assets, marketplace infrastructure, a website, a mobile app available on major platforms, an admin console, and a patent. Growth opportunities lie in further expanding into healthcare industries beyond pharmacy and optometry, integration with agencies for enhanced efficiency, and additional monetization avenues through featured listings, advertising, and enterprise licensing.
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