Nabd
Nabd is the secure nervous system of modern healthcare. It replaces fragmented, insecure communication methods (like WhatsApp) with a PDPL-compliant, end-to-end encrypted platform designed specifically for clinical workflows.
Core Capabilities
Why clinical teams need a dedicated messaging layer
Most clinical coordination in the region still happens on consumer messaging apps. Patient identifiers, scan images, and handover notes end up on personal devices, outside any retention policy and outside the systems of record. Nabd exists to give that traffic somewhere legitimate to go: the same speed and familiarity clinicians already expect, inside a platform built for the compliance obligations that clinical communication actually carries.
How Nabd works
Nabd runs as a messaging bus rather than a standalone app silo. Conversations are encrypted end to end using the Signal protocol, so message content is readable only on participants' devices. Clinical team groups mirror how care is actually delivered, by unit and by case rather than by individual contact. Integration hooks connect Nabd to existing EMR and EHR systems, so a conversation can carry the context of the record it relates to, and file sharing supports DICOM alongside ordinary documents, which means imaging can be discussed without leaving the thread.
Who it is for
Nabd is built for hospitals, clinics, and Ministry of Health programmes that need clinical communication to be fast for staff and defensible for compliance and information security teams. It is currently live, and it is also the shared communication layer other NavCare ventures are built on, which means an organisation adopting Nabd is adopting infrastructure rather than a single-purpose tool.