Digital Creativity in Disability

Digital Creativity in Disability (Digicredis) is a UK-based, disabled-led digital health and assistive technology company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Liverpool. The company specializes in developing innovative solutions for disabled and elderly populations, with a focus on health and social care integration. Key products include WarnDry, a predictive enuresis alarm for childhood bedwetting developed in collaboration with Alder Hey Children's Hospital, and WarnHydrate, a 5G-connected device for identifying dehydration via urine analysis. Digicredis also developed supportspace, an online marketplace designed to connect disabled individuals directly with care services, which was a finalist in the Inclusive Technology Prize. The company emphasizes co-creation with users and has received significant funding from SBRI Healthcare and Innovate UK.