Healthcare AI · Software Studio · Est. 2026

Healthcare software,
thoughtfully built.

PhoenixCKK is a husband-and-wife studio building healthcare software for the people who deliver care — and the people who receive it. Two decades of hospital IT engineering meets the lived experience of a patient managing complex daily care. We design and ship AI applications that turn quiet patient data into clearer conversations.

20+
Years in
healthcare IT
iOS
Native first,
local-first AI
HIPAA-
aware
Privacy is the
starting point
What we do

We build software that listens before it speaks.

Most healthcare apps shout. We’re interested in the opposite — tools that observe quietly, learn what matters, and give the patient’s next conversation with their doctor a head start.

Patient apps

Mobile-first tools for people living with chronic conditions. Voice-first input for those who can’t type. Offline-first storage for those who don’t want to depend on a server.

On-device AI

Your health information stays on your iPhone, not on our servers, so it is yours alone. The AI runs right on the phone — so it keeps working with no signal, on a plane or far from a cell tower. And it is free to use.

Clinical integration

HL7 interfaces. EHR-side dashboards. Mirth Connect workflows. The boring plumbing that lets a beautiful patient app actually reach the clinician who needs to read it.

The Studio

A husband. A wife. A real reason.

Jack spent two decades inside healthcare IT — building the interface plumbing that hospitals depend on. Glenda lives with multiple sclerosis and has a history of breast cancer. The flagship app we’re building exists because the tools she needed didn’t.

We don’t take VC money. We don’t hire fast. We ship deliberately, and we ship what we’d use ourselves.

Read our story

Building something in healthcare?

We take on a small number of partnerships each year. If you’re a clinician, a healthtech founder, or a hospital with a problem nobody else will touch — we’d like to hear about it.

jackwilliams@phoenixckk.com