We have not noticed how time passed and we have to say our farewells to our wonderful intern Van Anh. You have done amazing work at the company! In this post Van Anh shares her experience and thoughts about her time with the Triumf team.

I’m Kaari - a 22-year old Estonian, who can most often be found dancing in public spaces. Like the most of us, I want to make a change, which is why I am super excited to join the Triumf team and contribute towards their Superhero ambition.

Our blog has been rather quiet during the summer because our focus has fully been on patients and game development. As you might know, we are currently in the middle of clinical trials to scientifically evaluate the effect of Triumf mobile health game on mental wellbeing and health related quality of life. That’s amazing, don’t you think?

Are hospitals and medical professionals easy to reach? Are they keen on accepting digital health solutions? Is it easy to get customers? Van Anh shares experience during her summer internship and shows the path team Triumf is taking on that matter.

Oh, a fresh insight? Van Anh, our intern with a background in health technology, you have the floor!

Learn more on the inspiration from the Science Capital of Estonia. How did Georgi get inspired and why?

A busy week for Triumf Health in Montreal? Yes, according to our very own ambassador Riin who gave her first poster presentation at an academic conference. Check her post out!

This time we are writing about our adventures in Cleveland. We are incredibly proud to be the only healthtech startup from Europe to be in the finals of the medical innovation competition. Definitely continue reading!

Risto Haljas provides insights a very interesting event for all the game developers out there. Time to talk about the Making Games Seminar in Finland.

Georgi Merdzhanov, a PhD student in History of Rhetoric, is writing about the reasons behind our love and need for superheroes! Read more on the ideas of our newest team member.

Mobile apps claim to help in coping with mental health problems, but few have been thoroughly tested. How to pick the safe one among thousands on offer?

In the end of January we had another round of obtaining feedback on the game together with (former) pediatric cancer patients. Read on to see what we learned from this testing period.

This time we are sending greetings from San Francisco. Learn more about Startup Grind Global Conference, Rock Health and our meeting with HopeLab.

We applied for Mobilitas Pluss programme that aims to bring young researchers to Estonia to be able to conduct clinical trials based on our solution for ill children.

We were happy to be invited to be part of Designing for Children Guide Talkoot, which took place last weekend in Helsinki.

Talkoot is a Finnish expression for a gathering of people to accomplish a task, much like a workshop.

A kick-off post of the new year is about our top accomplishments and future goals. Read what we consider the most important parts of this journey. It’s a long post, grab a coffee!

Today is the last day of the year and we are very excited for the days to come in 2018. This year has been such an eventful period full of accomplishments and struggles as in every early stage startup. Most importantly, so many people have made an impact on our journey in 2017 and we hope to bring you several great news in 2018. And now, when heading into 2018, we would like to thank you all.

In the new post José Prieto, our CTO, shares a wonderful interview with his uncle Juan Garay – cancer survivor, and his aunt Valeria Ulrich who previously volunteered in a pediatric oncology hospital. To learn some beautiful lessons about the power of love and support, read more here

Kertu Tombak, our newest team member, shares her experiences and inspirations in the sales & marketing department. Read till the end, there are some good news as well!

Has anyone ever told you that you are stronger than you think? Because you are, and here we present 5 superpowers hidden in your body and mind.