Latchability

Latchability is a medical-device company building tools that help clinicians assess infant feeding as an early window into neurological development. I lead the software, taking the product from early prototype toward a clinical-grade, connected application.

The Challenge

How an infant feeds is a meaningful early signal of neurological health — but the cues clinicians rely on are subtle and hard to capture consistently. Latchability set out to turn those cues into objective, repeatable measurements, giving care teams better data, earlier.

Highlights

• Objective measurement: turns a subtle clinical signal into repeatable, quantified data.
• Connected capture: a low-power device streams readings in real time to a clinician's iPhone or iPad over Bluetooth.
• Built for the clinic: security, privacy, and a regulated development path designed in from day one.

Latchability is in active development. Details here are high-level; the product and its clinical data are confidential.