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All desperately need to start getting up to more full volumes.

The C19 app with medical community feed-in is a very clear, realistic, practical, and essential way for these industries to get moving again.

The current SP is very low compared to the massive market potential.

And remember this app is GDPR compliant, which is very very important nowadays.

From the offical 1 July 2020 RNS

"Cov-ID app have now been completed, and the commercial product is now ready to be rolled out across the UK and globally.

We are receiving enquiries about the app and are in discussions about local and international sales opportunities. The Company looks forward to informing the market of further developments."

@ Agazzis, are you touch in the head?

If you listen to what the CEO said they are talking to major Corps and businesses.

In the B2B world people generally don't go to youtube adverts to see what products they should be buying.

Companies have business development teams that work out their key markets and engage directly to set up meetings and discuss the details.

and what the CEO said was they don't believe it makes sense for consumers to pay the cost of the app, it would be the corporate world that picks up the bill.

Look at the news headlines today, pubs that opened have now had to close for longer due to infection. This app is a key solution to stop this from happening again and saving companies.

They have only just announced the app is market-ready, give it at least a few days for them to show.

What is more than likely is they are signing either Gov or major client and custom skinning the app.

commercial sales announcement should be very soon, just listen to the interview with the CEO.

and when sales announced the price on this could skyrocket.

Rolled out by Irish Gov.

Expect the UK gov and other major places to take similar action;

https://covidtracker.gov.ie/

"It could all start as soon as you wake up in the morning. You may check your building app, says David Garten, vice president at RXR Realty which owns and manages 93 properties in the New York area.

The firm's new app creates a building health index each day, from information like air quality, the number of occupants, and how well social distancing is being observed."

Source:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53056585

Everywhere that has relaxed has seen a rise in C19 infections, governments, health agencies and people need this app to move through life:

"Premier Daniel Andrews announced the stay-at-home orders would be reimposed from midnight tomorrow night."

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-07-07/victoria-reimposes-lockdown-as-coronavirus-cases-rise/12429990

BBC Front Page:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-53315702

"A number of pubs in England have shut after customers tested positive for coronavirus.

At least three establishments announced they had shut their doors again just days after reopening at the weekend."

"The socioeconomic repercussions have fueled calls to lift these measures.

We found that the majority of incidences may be attributable to silent transmission from a combination of the presymptomatic stage and asymptomatic infections. Consequently, even if all symptomatic cases are isolated, a vast outbreak may nonetheless unfold.

Our results indicate that symptom-based isolation must be supplemented by rapid contact tracing and testing that identifies asymptomatic and presymptomatic cases, in order to safely lift current restrictions and minimize the risk of resurgence."

Source:
https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2020/07/02/2008373117

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/pub-forced-to-close-after-customer-tests-positive-coronavirus-174517671.html

"A pub in Burnham-On-Sea has closed its doors just two days after reopening as a customer tested positive for coronavirus.
The Lighthouse Inn on Highbridge Road served its first pints after being closed for three months during the lockdown as pubs across England reopened as part of so-called “Super Saturday”.
However, the pub have had to close after the owners found out that one of their customers had coronavirus.

The venue now cannot reopen again until all staff have tested negative for COVID-19."

read the news, it is clear that C19 and all its implications are here well into next year now.

the big issues for businesses, the gov, and people is having the tools to deal with the situation.

this app (GDPR compliant is a massive deal) is going to be key to the new world and getting back on our economic feet.

businesses will be queueing up around the block to get this so they can get staff and customers moving.

for this kind of app the UI and UX would have been part of the first spirt, and with dev teams nowadays this would have taken a few days at most to look at what's out there and come up with a good starting format.

its only continuously "gamified" social media and ad revenue-generating apps that require constant revision and end-user focus to make the UI look good as part of the user experience. as those kinds of apps aim to get their users glued to the screen. this is very basic app development stuff.

Utility apps aim for a more streamlined and resource-light approach. you want it to be as simple as possible as you expect the whole population to use, and people do not want fancy pop-ups and flash screens, they just want to log on and use when required.

in terms of sales, if you look at the last RNS it was basically hold up with the GUI. "the graphic design refinements to the Cov-ID app have now been completed"
From my years of working with companies in app rollout, this is such a small detail on a product like this, meaning they would have more than likely been in deep discussions with a number of people and shown the app externally to get buy-in and would have made tweaks to onboard clients.

The great news is that they are already in the sales cycle, and looking at the way things are moving fast to get businesses back on their feet (companies are opening their wallets on PPE etc...), one could assume that sales announcements could be very very soon, Guy is clear in the RNS:
Guy Meyer, Interim Chief Executive Officer of Catenae, said: "I am particularly pleased to announce that the Cov-ID app is now market ready, well ahead of schedule. We are receiving enquiries about the app and are in discussions about local and international sales opportunities. The Company looks forward to informing the market of further developments."

2 Factors:
1) Governments (plural), need a way to alert, store, and track the virus
2) businesses need to know who has it to protect staff and customers but also to make sure they can get as many people into a defined space to maximize profits

In the interview Guy clearly states that the medical industry (NHS in the UK), needs to be apart of the process.
The way it could be potentially done is the app is a medical passport but on the phone.
This lets businesses know if someone wants to get into a place the risk factors involved, which at the moment they do not have, alongside the UK gov guideline of storing visitors' details the app can double as a visit checker.

Also means if some people have been in a place an outbreak occurs then an easy alert can be sent to all the people that have been to that place in a time frame.

the government and end-users (consumers) do not pay, but businesses have to pay on a subscription model, maybe per location so that they can use the app as a way to record visitor details and be GDPR compliant.

if you take a cinema chain, hotel chain, and big pub chain that could equal thousands of locations.
also include universities that are desperate to get students on campus as many people are thinking of scrapping uni this year which could sink a lot of places with lost revenue.

You only need 1 or 2 big chains to sign up and most of the UK will fall in line as it will be seen as a way to finally take the virus into the known realm and assist with getting life and the economy moving again.

All the price rise so far is based on expectations and potential sales.
Having the app's (now 3 release and running in the past week! ) is great as this is portfolio building and multiple market adoption.

Ye, true what alot have said, that sales are the key thing and getting revenue, however good investing is getting into a share before it pops with revenue news.

As such it can be seen as good to be in now at this price point, with market cap only £14M, if potential sales equal £100m that could push the SP to 50p, which is a growth of about 600%

This is why this app is now key to many things getting moving forward and why having a GDPR compliant App is massive news:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/public-asked-to-leave-a-name-and-number-with-venues-to-help-stop-the-spread-of-covid-19

The steps include:

collecting the names, and phone numbers of all staff working at the premises, as well as the date and time they worked

making a record of the name and contact phone number of any customers or visitors, or if it is a group of people, the name of the lead member of the group, who is able to contact other members of the group, and the number of people in the group

recording the date, arrival and departure time of all visitors or visiting groups

storing the information for 21 days, after which should be safely deleted

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/public-asked-to-leave-a-name-and-number-with-venues-to-help-stop-the-spread-of-covid-19

So UK Gov mandate that people details need to be taken, and be GDPR compliant.

Now it would be great to have an easy app that can support that, anyone knows of any released recently?

Also, Pubs have to take details, I wonder if any massive chains like Weatherspoon or Marstons would like an easy app to save them the cost and data compliance issue?

let's be honest, we all know what the Tory Boys are like with their city friends.
if the government is looking at this app to save their skin after a poor dealing of the C19 crisis and a way to manage people without being seen as to hands-on they will totally use it.
while getting the deal sorted their mates in the city will be filling their boots ready for the announcement as its a safe bet.
this could explain the large volume of trades and the constant selling of small shares to keep the price down while they load and move money around.

if the gov is going to announce I imagine it would be the middle to end of next week, once we have the sh*t show of this weekend happen when the brits go mental in pubs and hairdressers.

EDIT:
In relation to the C19 App, it appears that due to the way it needs to be managed central governments and health services need to be involved, then he (Guy) was very happy to suggest that already there are talks under way with this, would could indicate the UK gov and other govs are in advance talks to fund this.

imagine if the EU put in cash, with a population of 446 million that is a lot of money.

In relation to the C19 App, it appears that due to the way it needs to be managed central governments and health services need to be involved, then we was very happy to suggest that already there are talks under way with this, would could indicate the UK gov and other govs are in advance talks to fund this.

imagine if the EU put in cash, with a population of 446 million that is a lot of money.