Market demand is rising
In England, 638,700 children and young people had EHC plans in January 2025, up 10.8% year on year.
UK-built software for regulated specialist services
Workflow software for regulated providers
NovaLattix is building workflow software for regulated service sectors with fragmented operations, high documentation burden, and weak market-specific tooling. We are starting with behavioural health through HapMetrix, a UK-first product shaped around ABA practice and governance realities.
UK-built. HapMetrix first. Governance-aware by design.
About NovaLattix
A company thesis with a clear first wedge
NovaLattix Ltd is a UK software company focused on building secure, practical software for specialised service sectors where teams still operate through fragmented workflows, spreadsheets, paper records, and generic systems. The company thesis is to build software for operationally complex environments where better workflow design, automation, and measured AI support can improve service delivery.
HapMetrix is the first product and the first market wedge, not the full definition of NovaLattix. We are beginning with the UK ABA and behavioural health market because the need is concrete, founder insight is strong, and the UK and EU governance context creates a clear opportunity for a native, privacy-conscious platform rather than a generic practice management tool.
Why this market
HapMetrix sits in a niche with real demand, real friction, and weak local tooling
HapMetrix is our first platform: a purpose-built system for ABA providers and behavioural practitioners. The product is aimed at a specific operational gap where UK-native governance, better workflow structure, and lower-friction reporting matter more than broad feature sprawl.
Professional infrastructure is localising
The BACB closed UK certification entry from 1 January 2026, increasing the need for UK-specific operating models and tooling.
Governance is part of the gap
UK and EU privacy, hosting, and operational expectations create an opening for a product designed locally from the start.
Positioning
NovaLattix should read as focused, not narrow
The company is not sector agnostic in the abstract. It is focused on regulated specialist services, starting with behavioural health because that is where the first clear product wedge exists.
Company thesis
Build software for specialist providers with high-friction workflows, fragmented data, and meaningful governance requirements.
First wedge
Start with UK ABA and behavioural health, where a known workflow gap and direct practitioner insight already exist.
Product principle
Use automation and AI where they remove operational drag, while keeping practitioner judgement and accountability central.
Growth path
Establish UK market credibility first, then expand into Europe and adjacent regulated service categories with similar needs.
Why now
Investors and startup programs are backing vertical software with operational depth
AI funding is concentrating into vertical use cases
In Europe, AI accounted for 34.5% of venture deal value in H1 2025.
Digital health buyers are prioritising workflow tools
In 2025, clinical and non-clinical workflow companies captured 39% of digital health funding.
Cloud startup programs favour clear, buildable products
The major cloud programs reward startups with an MVP, a defined market, and a credible scale path.
What is working
Applied AI is strongest when attached to a clear operational workflow, not when presented as a general-purpose technology story.
Where NovaLattix fits
NovaLattix fits the vertical software pattern: real operational pain, local governance complexity, and an identifiable early customer group.
What that enables
That makes HapMetrix a stronger candidate for startup programs and a stronger foundation for later company expansion.
Responsible product roadmap
Automation and AI should reduce friction around delivery, documentation, and oversight
NovaLattix is exploring software and AI-assisted features that reduce repetitive administration, improve reporting workflows, and make structured operational data more usable. The goal is not to automate judgement-heavy care decisions, but to reduce the friction around routine work.
Documentation
Support structured records, summaries, and routine administrative outputs
Oversight
Keep practitioners and service leads in control of judgement, review, and sign-off
Governance
Build privacy, data handling, and operational safeguards into the product direction from the start
Beta access
Interested in shaping HapMetrix?
Request beta access if you are an ABA provider, consultant, supervisor, clinic owner, independent practitioner, or field expert interested in early collaboration.