GM&C Life Sciences Fund has stumped up an unspecified sum for Manchester digital health app spinout Clin-e-cal, which creates apps focused on respiratory conditions.
Clin-e-cal, a UK-based digital health app developer partly spun out of University of Manchester, today received an undisclosed sum from Greater Manchester & Cheshire (GM&C) Life Sciences Fund, a UK government-backed vehicle managed by Catapult Ventures.
Founded in 2015, Clin-e-cal partners pharmaceutical and medical device companies to create mobile apps that improve respiratory health by encouraging patients to improve their inhaler technique and stick to their prescriptions.
Clin-e-cal’s first app, Rafi-Tone, is styled like a video game to…