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Manje

A platform that lets people abroad pay for their family's healthcare back home in Africa, directly.

  • Healthcare
  • Insurance
The Manje logo and tagline, "Simplifying healthcare", beside the Manje landing page on a desktop display.

Overview

Role
Product Designer
Team
Designers and developers
Platform
Landing page, Web app

The mission

“Healthcare should not be something you send money and hope for.”

That is Manje’s mission. Millions of people living abroad send money home, and much of it is meant for healthcare. But cash can be spent on something else, and medical bills often arrive with no warning.

Manje lets them pay insurers and hospitals back home directly, so the money becomes care.

My role

I was a Product Designer in a team of designers and developers. I designed new features, improved existing screens, and maintained the landing page and web app.

Afua’s story

Meet Afua Doe. She lives abroad and wants her mother, Akosua, to be covered back home in Ghana. Here is how Manje helps her.

1. She finds Manje

The landing page makes one promise and one ask: “A secure way to find and fund quality healthcare in Africa”, then Purchase Insurance. On her phone, Afua starts by selecting her mother’s country.

The Manje landing page on a desktop display and on a phone.

2. She buys a plan for her mother

Afua fills in her own details, then her mother’s, on one form. The price stays beside the form, so there are no surprises. She picks Ahomka Gold, a health and life plan from SIC Life, and pays by card or Apple Pay.

The subscription form with its price summary, and checkout.

3. She adds her mother’s details

Akosua was born in 1958 and needs some help. The form allows for that: it asks whether she needs assistance, and accepts an estimate if her exact date of birth is unknown.

The add-beneficiary form on a laptop in tent mode.

4. She looks after the whole family

Afua covers more than her mother. Her Beneficiaries page shows Akosua, Grace and Richmond on active plans, and Belinda with no plan yet, so she can see who still needs cover.

The saved beneficiaries list, and Akosua’s details.

5. She keeps track

Your Insurance Plans shows each plan and its status. Before the first purchase, the page simply says “No Insurance Plan” with a button to buy one. If a hospital sends a bill that insurance doesn’t cover, a notification tells her, and she can pay it directly under Billings & Payments.

The empty plans page beside the plans table on a laptop.

Impact

Manje has a growing number of users abroad, each supporting several family members, and paying for their healthcare is now seamless. Manje is live in Ghana and Zambia. See it at manjehealth.com.

Six Manje web app screens on a deep red background.

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