
Nechh Robotics
Vertical artificial intelligence for regulated industries
Hi everyone,
I'm a physician and solo founder from Turkey. Over the past year, I've observed that patient referrals in my region still run on WhatsApp and phone calls — no tracking, no accountability, patient data at risk.
I built HeliaLoop to solve this: an encrypted, HIPAA/GDPR-ready referral network for healthcare professionals.
It's live on Play Store. I'm not here to sell — I'm looking for:
- Doctors willing to share how referrals work in their country
- Feedback on whether this is a universal problem or regional
- Potential pilot partners outside Turkey
If you're in healthcare tech or practice medicine, I'd love to connect.
Thanks for reading. Note : Please take a look at my work and share your thoughts with me; you can visit my website to do so. Website: nechhrobotics.com
HeliaLoop is a closed-loop referral management platform built for doctors, clinics, and healthcare institutions. The Problem: In many countries, patient referrals still run on WhatsApp, phone calls, and paper. No tracking. No accountability. Patient data exposed. The Solution: - Find specialists by expertise and location - Create digital referrals with full audit trail - Track patient journey from referral to appointment - KVKK/GDPR compliant, end-to-end encrypted - Real-time notifications Tech Stack: Flutter, Supabase, PostgreSQL Business Model: Freemium (basic free, Pro $39.90/mo) Status: Live on Play Store, 0 users (just launched) Looking for: - Doctors willing to pilot (free Pro access) - Feedback on UX and workflow - Co-marketing partners in healthcare Link: helialoop.com
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Nechh Robotics is a Türkiye-based technology venture building AI-powered vertical SaaS for healthcare, law and regulatory compliance — designed so that institutional data never has to leave the organisation. Three produc

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A wrong place to look users, I guess. You'd better go to the medical forums and communities.
The interesting challenge here is that healthcare workflows often depend on trust and existing relationships, not just better software.
Curious whether the main adoption hurdle is proving compliance/security, or getting doctors to change a referral process that already feels convenient enough?