Our story
Daiser was born from 20 years of building digital services for health. Our team has built some of the largest digital health services available today and wished it was simpler, cheaper and could help more people.
There are hundreds of thousands of digital health services that are designed for a single condition, are too expensive, and don’t connect.
Daiser was created to help users have access to the programmes they need, at a price that works, connected to the people who care most about them.
That meant reimagining how we build digital technologies in health - empowering communities of creators, users and commissioners to do things differently.
Simply put, Daiser was created to allow people to build better health.
Daiser is what we wished existed, so we built it.
Our mission
At Daiser, we’re on a mission to make healthcare smarter, easier, and more accessible for everyone.
We believe technology has the power to transform how we manage our health, so we’re building digital solutions that connect people, providers, and researchers in a way that feels seamless and intuitive.
Our goal is simple: to help people live healthier lives by making healthcare more personal, proactive, and inclusive.
Our vision
We see a future where staying healthy isn’t complicated or out of reach—where technology makes it easier for everyone to get the care and support they need, no matter where they are.
At Daiser, we’re working toward a world where healthcare is connected, preventive, and centered around you.
Because better health shouldn’t be a privilege—it should be something everyone can achieve.
Our leadership
Mike Trenell
PhD, MBA, FRCP (Edin)
A global medical leader and entrepreneur with 20+ years in clinical innovation / digital technology.
He is an award-winning CEO who founded and successfully taken to market national digital health services (acquired) and government intelligence services (still live).
Adam Wootton
PhD, MSc, BSc
A technical specialist with 20+ years experience building mission critical systems, and a full stack engineer.
As CTO, Adam has built and deployed suites of tools for digital medical services in a zero-error environment.