"Healthcare Doesn't Fail Because of Doctors. It Fails Because of Systems."

How AppLo Partnered with Curelo to Turn a Medical Vision into a Scalable Healthcare Platform

Most healthcare startups begin with technology.
Curelo began with empathy.

When Dr. Arpit Jayswal, Founder of Curelo, started his journey, it wasn't driven by market trends or valuation decks—it was driven by years of firsthand experience as a doctor, watching patients struggle not because treatment didn't exist, but because access, coordination, and continuity of care were broken.

Curelo was born to fix that gap.

But turning a doctor's vision into a reliable, scalable healthcare platform is one of the hardest challenges in technology.

That's where AppLo came in.

• The Reality Doctors Rarely Talk About

Curelo faced challenges that every healthtech founder eventually encounters:

• Fragmented patient journeys with no continuity
• Manual processes slowing down care delivery
• Technology that worked in demos but failed in real clinics
• High trust expectations with zero tolerance for errors

In healthcare, a delay is not an inconvenience.
It's a risk.

"As doctors, we see problems every day. But solving them at scale requires systems that respect both patients and clinicians."
— Dr. Arpit Jayswal, Founder, Curelo

• AppLo's First Principle: Healthcare Is Not a Regular App

From day one, AppLo approached Curelo differently.

This wasn't about building another booking app or dashboard.
It was about designing healthcare-grade systems where reliability, data flow, and trust come before speed.

Before writing code, we focused on:

• How doctors actually work under pressure
• How patients move between touchpoints
• Where systems typically break during scale
• What compliance and audit readiness would look like in the future

Many early feature ideas were intentionally not built because in healthcare, less but reliable beats more but fragile.

• The Work That Made the Difference

What users see is simple.
What keeps healthcare platforms alive is invisible.

Together with the Curelo team, AppLo worked on:

This wasn't glamorous work.
It was careful, iterative, sometimes uncomfortable—and absolutely necessary.

• From Concept to Confidence

As Curelo's platform matured, something important changed.

• Doctors trusted the system.
• Patients felt continuity instead of confusion.
• And the team could finally focus on impact, not firefighting.

Growth no longer felt risky—it felt intentional.
Curelo wasn't just running.
It was ready.

Curelo proves something powerful:
When domain expertise meets the right technology partner, real impact becomes scalable.

At AppLo, we don't claim to "disrupt" healthcare.
We respect it.

We work with founders who understand that technology in healthcare is a responsibility, not a shortcut.