• Guinean startup Labtani provides online appointments, teleconsultations, and lab test bookings.

• Founder Mohamed Diallo launched the e-health platform in 2025 to reduce access barriers to care.

• The solution targets both patients and healthcare professionals through a digital marketplace model.

Labtani operates as an e-health solution developed by a Guinean startup. The platform allows patients to book online appointments with qualified doctors, access remote consultations, and reserve laboratory tests without long waits or physical travel. Entrepreneur Mohamed Diallo founded the startup in 2025.

The solution operates through a mobile application available on iOS and Android. The app has recorded more than one hundred downloads, according to Play Store data. Labtani targets populations facing unequal access to medical services. The platform simplifies appointments with specialists across multiple disciplines and offers secure video teleconsultation services, which significantly reduce barriers to healthcare access.

“Labtani helps healthcare professionals save time and see more patients without adding mental workload. Our platform simplifies appointment booking and introduces an automation engine that recovers lost slots from cancellations and no-shows by contacting patients and filling availability based on simple rules,” the startup said.

Beyond patient experience, the platform also targets healthcare professionals. Labtani allows practitioners to manage schedules, optimize consultation planning, and attract new patients through a digital visibility system.

This dual approach serves both patients and practitioners. The model positions Labtani as a digital marketplace for healthcare services.

Another key feature allows the platform to integrate laboratory test results and medical records directly into the system. By enabling access to quality healthcare through a smartphone or web browser, the solution helps reduce health inequalities while modernizing a sector that remains largely analog.

This article was initially published in French by Adoni Conrad Quenum

Adapted in English by Ange Jason Quenum