Built for the clinicianand the patient.

Yes. We work in sprints of about eight weeks, brief to live. Telus Health's launch went live in under a week. VitaminLab's identity and site ran three.

A senior crew. The people in your kickoff are the people who design and build. No account layer, no junior handoffs.

We scope by outcome, per sprint. A site, a campaign and a full brand and site build price differently. We share numbers after a short call.

We're a marketing team, so your counsel sets the lines. What we do is move review to the brief. A Space marketer sits with your regulatory and privacy leads to agree what can be said, with what disclosure, before drafting starts. The approved language then lives in Brand OS.

Yes, and that is the job. Review at the end is where vivid copy dies; review at the brief is where it survives. Send us the page your regulatory lead marked up the most and we'll send back a version that keeps the specificity and passes.

Yes. The copy is written to survive a medical director's review, in the register of the smartest clinician in the room. Blacklight, our free AI tell detector, runs on every draft, because in health, copy that reads as generated reads as untrustworthy.

No. One brand, one position, with one sentence for each reader. Telus Health has to hold for a CFO buying a benefits plan and an employee booking a 2am consult on the same site.

Audience simulation, a Space Labs tool, runs your messaging past hundreds of AI agents built as distinct psychographics: a nurse manager at a 300-bed hospital, a 58-year-old managing two prescriptions, a payer's actuary. It returns a segment-by-segment read in minutes and we rerun it after every edit.

The engines cite pages with named authors, visible dates, cited sources and plain definitions. Undated, unsigned content gets deprioritized. A byline linked to a clinician's credentials is the cheapest fix in health marketing. Beacon, our AEO tool, audits how five engines see you across 86 checks. The audit is free.

Yes. A PDF behind a form is invisible to the crawlers that feed the answer engines, so the evidence you paid for never gets cited. We move the claims onto signed, dated pages and keep the gated version for sales.

Yes. VitaminLab, a personalized supplement brand, is in the portfolio. Consumer health has the same claims problem with a different regulator.

Yes. Telus Health is the health division of Canada's Telus and a current client across website, ads, decks and collateral. The sprint model holds; the review calendar gets longer.

Yes, and by the same team. Onboarding, intake and portal UX are designed with the identity, so the app and the pitch agree, then tested with clinicians and patients before engineering.

Yes. Cade Ventures, an operator-led fund investing in health tech, came to Space for its brand and website. We know what the people writing the checks look for in a brand.

Yes. Telus Health, VitaminLab, Cade Ventures, Brainsights. The team has worked on Johnson & Johnson, Allergan, Zyrtec, OhioHealth, Tia and BrightStar Care. We won't spend your first month learning what a claim is.