About us

Built by a nurse,
for nurses.

Nursemate exists for one reason: to give nurses tools that save time, support decisions, and help them care — while keeping safety and the human touch at the centre.

Our mission

AI that works the night shift with you

Founded in 2023, Nursemate started with a simple observation: nurses spend too much time on paperwork and not enough with their patients. AI can change that — but only if it's built by people who understand what a 3am handover actually feels like.

We build practical AI tools for the realities of nursing: answering clinical questions, drafting care plans, supporting study — designed to complement nurses, never replace them.

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Safety first

Every output is designed to be reviewed by a human professional. Tools support — never replace — clinical judgement.

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Human touch

AI should make nurses more present, not more buried in screens. If a tool adds friction, we rethink it.

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Evidence-based

Responses are grounded in established nursing frameworks and UK care standards.

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Free for nurses

Core tools stay free. Nursing is hard enough without paywalls on study support.

The story

Hi, I'm Clint.

I'm a nurse based in London, originally from the Philippines. Nursemate started as a side project — a way to see if AI could genuinely lighten the load for nurses like me. It grew into a mission.

Every tool here is shaped by real shifts, real handovers, and real paperwork. If you have questions, ideas, or just want to talk about AI and nursing — I'd love to hear from you.

Drop me a line →

What we build

Tools for every part of the day

Florence

Your AI nursing assistant — clinical answers, care plans and study support with conversation memory.

Try it →

Care Plan Generator

Turn a patient assessment into person-centred care plans aligned with UK frameworks.

Open tool →

SwiftCare

Care home management — resident records, eMAR, observations, handovers. In development.

Coming soon

NursePrep

Free AI exam review for nurses — NCLEX, UK CBT, IELTS and OET practice. Now in open beta.

Enter the beta →