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Success stories

How a Home Nurse App Secured $1.2M Pre-Seed Funding
in Boston’s Market

A strategic repositioning transformed a booking app into a platform that stabilizes the workforce.

Logo cover design of the home nurse app investor presentation
Nurse resting on a sofa, visual from the home nurse app presentation

Client & Market Context

From ER Nurse to Home Nurse Founder

Before starting the company, the founder and CEO of Home Nurse worked as an ER nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital for 12 years. She observed her colleagues abandoning their hospital shifts for unstable gig work on fragmented platforms, which resulted in unpredictable incomes. Meanwhile, families scoured Nextdoor and Facebook groups to find vetted home care providers.

Three Fatal Investor Perceptions to Reverse

Early investor feedback revealed three fatal perceptions:

  • This is a crowded space with razor-thin margins and high churn.
  • Subscription models fail when professionals control the supply.
  • Massachusetts nursing boards, HIPAA, and Medicare compliance would sink a pre-revenue startup.

Visual Results

Visuals That Resonate With Emotion

The 11-slide investment deck functions as a self-contained narrative

Risk management dashboard design from the home nurse app project
01Reframed regulatory complexity as moat
Desktop interface design of the home nurse medical app
02Replaced “How It Works” with “Why Nurses Stay”
Market opportunity slide from the home nurse app investor presentation
03TAM is grounded in USA reality
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Results & Business Impact

  • 91%

    Investor focus shifted to scaling velocity across the USA

  • 78%

    Founder retained equity

  • 20%

    Above target in 138 days

Supply is the biggest unlock in labor-constrained markets. Investors will stabilize the workforce, turning patient demand into a consequence rather than a challenge. Home Nurse offers a solution that makes home nursing a viable career path again.

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What is CGI used for in a product or app launch?
CGI creates photorealistic product visuals, brand imagery, and explainer content for marketing, pitch decks, and app stores, helping early-stage companies present a credible, polished product.
Why do investors respond to strong visuals?
Investors back clarity and execution. Professional visuals signal that a team can deliver a refined product, reducing perceived risk and making the opportunity easier to understand and trust.
What visual assets help a pre-seed pitch?
Product renders, branded imagery, simple explainer visuals, and consistent design across the deck and app help founders tell a clear, confident story to investors.
Can visualization explain a complex service simply?
Yes. Clear visuals and animation can distill a complex product or care model into something investors and users grasp quickly, which is critical for early-stage traction.
How early should startups invest in visuals?
As early as the fundraising stage. Strong visuals at pre-seed help founders stand out, communicate the vision, and build the credibility that supports a raise.
How long does it take to produce launch and pitch visuals?
A focused set of brand and product visuals is typically delivered within one to two weeks, depending on scope and the number of assets.

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