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Monitree is the new money-saving app for NHS staff, providing all the information you need in one place, presented clearly and simply. It stands as the most effective financial well-being resource for the NHS workforce. Available now, the app is completely free for all NHS staff and students to download.
Monitree is a project that combines gamification and finance for NHS staff and students.
NHS is National Health Service is the publicly funded healthcare system in England, and one of the four National Health Service systems in the United Kingdom.
We had to visualize educational materials related to financial management in a simple way that would not only be liked but also easily understood.
Additionally, we created an admin panel that follows the logic of the well-known Duolingo language learning application.
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A minimum viable product. It helps businesses validate their ideas and test the market with minimal investment.
We are pleased that the business successfully achieved the goal set by our clients, namely, enabling more people to learn financial, tax, and credit tricks through a simple and gamified application.
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