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App Development

January 2026 updates: Updated visualizations for cleaner catchment maps

We’re always paying close attention to how planning teams use the tools during live campaigns or where we could improve the user experience. January focused on those updates.
Crosscut
February 2, 2026
Case Studies

Mapping Oncho Transmission Zones in Burundi

Burundi’s Ministry of Health reached out last year to help update their endemicity map for onchocerciasis (river blindness).
Coite Manuel
January 26, 2026
App Development

How we're integrating AI into our development workflow

We recently moved from browser-based AI tools to Claude Code. How we're using it and what we've learned.
Crosscut
January 19, 2026
App Development

Professional development for skill building and knowledge sharing

We introduced a new professional development rhythm late last year. Here's how we're using that blocked off time.
Crosscut
January 12, 2026
Case Studies

Accessibility analysis and supervisory area planning for Kogi State

We recently supported Sightsavers and the Kogi State Ministry of Health as they prepared for a mass drug administration campaign targeting schistosomiasis.
James McKinnon
January 5, 2026
App Development

December 2025: App updates and WHO workshop in Brazzaville

December was all about optimizing the app and ongoing country projects.
Crosscut
December 29, 2025
News

Catchment mapping for disease campaigns: Insights from WHO AFRO's Brazzaville workshop

A recap of four days in Brazzaville for WHO AFRO's regional workshop on data systems and tools for neglected tropical disease programs.
Coite Manuel
December 22, 2025
App Development

Integrating CommCare and ODK for Automated Catchment Maps

We integrated data from CommCare and ODK to help campaigns generate site-based catchment maps with one click.
James McKinnon
December 8, 2025
App Development

November 2025 updates: Smoother workflows and faster maps

In November, we automated data connections to CommCare and ODK (mobile data collection tools), updated our population visuals, and fixed several backend bottlenecks.
Crosscut
December 1, 2025

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