Pomo

Pomo started from something very close to home. My ex-wife is a doctor and an independent practitioner in Switzerland, and she needed a simple reporting tool to reduce the admin burden. I built the first version for her, and as I began sharing it, more clinicians came forward with the same pains — scheduling, notes, invoices, patient history. At the same time, I’m deeply interested in the positive impact AI can have on society, especially in healthcare. Used responsibly, AI can truly help practitioners, help them synthesize information faster, and give them more time to focus on care rather than paperwork. But in medicine, this only works if patient privacy is absolutely protected. That’s why Pomo’s AI features are built around strict anonymization: no identifiers, no raw notes leaving the system, ever. Pomo is the result of those two threads coming together — real, everyday needs from independent clinicians, and a belief that AI can make their work easier without compromising trust, ethics, or confidentiality.