From invitation to verified certificate

ScreenMe turns an at-home antigen self-test into a verified, auditable screening in three steps. Coordinators set up the programme, members test on their own phone, and the dashboard shows who is ready.

Step 1: Invite

Create your organisation, add members by email or link, and choose which test types you accept. Members install nothing; ScreenMe runs in the phone's browser in thirteen languages.

Step 2: Screen

Each member takes a standard antigen self-test at home in front of their phone camera. ScreenMe guides them through the test and verifies it automatically, including their identity. The member sees their result and decides which organisations may view it.

Step 3: See

Coordinators see the status of every invited member in one dashboard: verified, pending, or not yet screened. Each verified screening comes with a tamper-proof certificate carrying date and time, retrievable later for audits.

What the member needs

A smartphone with a camera, a standard antigen self-test kit, and about twenty minutes. No app store, no account beyond the invitation.

What the coordinator gets

A live view of group readiness, exportable records, and one bill per completed screening. No supervisors, no testing room, no paper.

What ScreenMe does not do

It does not diagnose or treat. It verifies that a self-test was performed by the right person and reads the result the kit shows. Positive results should be handled according to your local health guidance.

Frequently asked questions

Do members need to install an app?

No. ScreenMe runs in the phone's browser.

Can a member test for someone else?

Every screening includes identity confirmation; the certificate is tied to the verified member.

What happens if a test cannot be verified?

The member is asked to repeat it; unverified tests never appear as verified in the dashboard.