People before possibility.
Start with the person, the problem and the setting. The technology should follow.
Technology,
with people
in mind.
An Australian AI and software company, founded by Dr Tyson K. The company behind Small Mercy.
Make it yours.
A little perspective.Give it a little pull. Or click two spots to mould it.Pull sideways, or tap two spots to mould it.Now choose where to pull it. Escape to let go.Many perspectives. One considered whole.
Thoughtful technology. Human purpose.A little perspective
01 / The company
Useful starts
with listening.
The best place to start is with what people actually need.
Our work begins in healthcare with Small Mercy. Our ambition reaches further: useful software that earns its place in everyday life.
Dr Tyson KTwelve years in air traffic control. Now medicine.A reason to build.
02 / How we think
A few things
we come back to.
Clarity over theatre.
Say what something does, where its limits are and what still needs a person’s judgement.
Care in the details.
Small decisions shape the whole experience. Make them deliberately, and keep asking how to make them better.
03 / Our first product
smallmercy.appClinical documentation, considered.
Small Mercy.
For the notes.
For the human.
Small Mercy listens, drafts your note and flags what it isn’t sure of. You review and confirm every note.
Discover Small Mercy A documentation aid, not a diagnostic device.
For very human days.By Akoua
04 / The person behind it
Different worlds. The same curiosity.
Dr Tyson K FounderA habit of listening.
A reason to build.
Dr Tyson K is a junior doctor at a major Melbourne hospital. Before medicine, he spent twelve years as an en-route air traffic controller at Melbourne Centre.
Small Mercy grew from a 3am shift, checking a machine-written note that read well and was wrong for that patient. Akoua carries that same care into what comes next.
In air traffic control, instructions are read back and confirmed. In medicine, the details matter just as much. That experience shapes the questions Tyson brings to software: what was actually said, what is uncertain and what needs a person’s attention?
“If it isn’t written down,Meet TysonA more personal corner of the internet.tyson.rocks (opens in a new tab)
you won’t remember it right.”
05 / Say hello
Good things start
with a conversation.
Have something in mind?
Partnerships, investment, or a thoughtful hello.
Curious about what’s next.