Tuesday morning, 2029

A cardiologist opens her clinic. She is ready to work.

Referrals were triaged overnight, urgent ones flagged and missing information requested. Her next patient's intake is done by OurMind. Her patients feel prepared, she feels prepared for their visit. She is supported in her decision making. She takes care of patients, not paperwork. She helps more patients than she did last year and yet she goes home on time.

This is what we're building.

Why now
Dutch healthcare is running out of room. More patients every month. Fewer hands. Burnout faster than we can replace people. Without a change in how the work gets done, care won't scale. It will collapse.
AI is finally good enough to take real work off clinicians' hands. That's the start. The real shift is what comes next: care professionals stop being passengers and start designing how care gets delivered at scale. That doesn't happen with more point solutions. It happens with a platform built for them to build on.

How we started
We didn't start with a product. We started with phone calls.

Before we wrote a line of code, we asked care professionals what they actually needed from AI. We built from their answers. That's still how the roadmap works, every feature is shaped by the clinicians using the product every day, and increasingly, by the clinicians investing in it.

More than 80 GPs and medical specialists have put their own money into OurMind. They funded the company at the start, and they help direct where it goes. When a doctor on the cap table tells us what's broken, we don't have to imagine the use case. They are the use case.

OurMind is built by care professionals, for care professionals. That isn't a tagline. It's our foundation.

What we're building
We started OurMind to help care professionals with documentation, we're moving into taking routine work off care teams: intakes, referrals, scheduling, follow-ups, anything that doesn't need a clinician's hands.

Clinicians decide what should happen and how. They create AI assistants, train them, give them tasks and goals, and put them to work. Our implementation team works alongside them — implementation is part of the product, not an add-on.

The end state is one AI layer across the hospital. Not ten point tools bolted onto an EHR. One layer that knows the patient, the workflow, and the clinician. Built to healthcare's standards from day one — MDR, the AI Act, NEN 7510, ISO 27001 — and on a knowledge layer of curated Dutch healthcare sources kept current.