Carlos Dorronsoro Málaga
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Capture, know, and alert.
Kenna is an app for medical congresses. A 15-second note in the hallway becomes an alert on the right person’s phone, while the visitor is still in the building.
At a congress hundreds of people walk past a company’s stand. The team usually finds out who they were talking to when it’s too late to do anything about it.
A name, a photo of the badge or a line of notes. 15 seconds, standing up.
In the background Kenna works out who it is and why they matter, checked against PubMed when it can.
If it matters, the right phone buzzes. Under a second.
What I built
In usesince Sept 2026Leads a cataract unit and has published on the kind of lens you sell.
First real test: ESCRS 2026 in London, 11 to 15 September, with the team of an ophthalmology company. It replaced the lead-capture software the congress rents out, at €800 a licence.
The surprise: the automatic search identified 83% of the people. That’s where the product is.
See KennaThanks for reading.
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