About Supermerco
Supermerco builds synthetic patient populations to a written test plan, and hands over a record of what was covered.
Where we are
- Team
- Two founders: one builds, one sells.
- Based in
- India, working with teams in India and globally.
- Stage
- A working product, run from the command line. Not hosted.
- Data sources
- No real patient data enters the system at this stage. Synthea is used only as a comparison, under the maintainer’s published data-use statement.
Why we build it this way
Tools that learn from existing data reproduce that data’s patterns, so rare situations stay rare. You cannot filter for something a generator never produces.
We construct patients to a specification instead of sampling them, then verify the result with separate code that does not know how the patients were made. We report the result as coverage of what you asked for, not as a single quality score.
Generation is the engine. Scenario control, verification and evidence are the product.
Principles
How we decide what to build and what to say. The rules enforced in code are on the Trust page.
- Construct, then independently verify.
- Never collapse unknown into false.
- FHIR is an interface, not reality.
- The chart is not necessarily ground truth.
- Human and process error is part of healthcare reality.
- Clinical claims require evidence and review.
- Generic evaluation is replaceable; healthcare test-world semantics are the focus.
- Measure what is not tested.
- Do not fake causality or prognosis.
- Customer evidence outranks internal feature count.
Get in touch
Email hello@supermerco.com, or use the contact page.
Bring the list of situations your software must handle.
We will turn it into a scenario specification and show you what a pilot would deliver. Or email us at hello@supermerco.com.