Build it yourself, in an afternoon
Drag the questions into place, set the branches, hit publish. No developer, no ticket, no three-week wait. The people who understand the subject are the people who build the flow.
Dialogger is the platform behind multilingual patient apps and guided journeys. People answer in their own language. You get structured, anonymised data you can act on. No code, no app store, no development team.
Questionnaires, daily challenges, guided programmes — all from the same builder.
People fill in interactive questionnaires — guided, in their own language, on the phone they already carry. Not a form to survive, but a set of questions that adapts to what they answer. That's why they finish them, and why they come back next month.
And because every answer is structured from the moment it's given, the whole group becomes something you can question. Which complaints come up most often and how heavy they weigh. How that shifts per age group. Which medication combinations show up next to which side effects.
Bar shows how many people report it, colour shows how severe they rate it.
Colour is average severity, darker is worse. Example view, group of 412 participants.
The same set of building blocks, whatever you're making: a questionnaire, a daily challenge, a full guided programme, or something nobody has thought of yet.
Drag the questions into place, set the branches, hit publish. No developer, no ticket, no three-week wait. The people who understand the subject are the people who build the flow.
Every language is already there. Switch one on and it's live, write once and it stays that way. Users land in their own language automatically and you keep a single version.
Symptoms, measurements, medication, choices — logged over time and ready for dashboards, export or research the moment you need them.
Your users see their own progress in plain charts. Your team sees the trend across everyone: correlations, outliers, what changed and when.
Embed it in your own site, send it as a link, or print it as a QR code on a card, a poster or a letter.
Your logo, your domain, your users, your data — strictly separated from everyone else's. And your users don't just fill things in: give them a private space of their own to post, ask, answer and follow each other. A social platform under your name, without the open internet looking in.
It runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to download, nothing to update, and no app store deciding when your users get the new version.
Map out the questions, branches and answers in the visual builder. Reuse blocks you've made before, add logic where it matters, and preview it as your users will see it.
Live in a moment — embedded on your site, shared as a link or printed as a QR code. Switch on the languages you need and the translation comes along.
Every session adds to what you know. Users follow their own progress; you follow the pattern across everyone, in a dashboard you can export or share.
Three patients with a rare blood cancer wanted to track their own symptoms, medication and lab values — and to help researchers see the bigger picture.
They didn't build an app. They didn't hire a development team. They built it on Dialogger. Today it runs in twelve languages, stores no identifiable personal data, works on any device without a download, and feeds anonymised insight straight back into international MPN research.
Every client, department or programme runs in its own environment, with its own groups of users inside it. Separated from each other by design, not by a setting somebody has to remember.
Your logo, your colours, your domain — Dialogger stays behind the curtain. Split an environment into as many groups as you need and decide per role who sees what.
Through our partnership with Incognikey, identifiable details are never stored alongside the answers. Nothing to trace back, and nothing worth stealing.
Daily check-ins and challenges, intake and anamnesis, treatment follow-up and patient education — in the patient's own language, on the phone they already own.
Longitudinal data collection at scale, anonymised, across borders and languages, without building a study platform from scratch.
Give your community a tool that belongs to them, and a voice in research, without needing a development budget to get there.
The engine doesn't care about the subject. Wherever people need to be guided through questions and the answers are worth keeping — education, wellbeing, onboarding, public services — it works exactly the same way.
See what Dialogger does with the questions you are already asking. Thirty minutes, your own use case, no slide deck.