
Adam
Co-Founder & CTO
Adam works day to day as a Pharmacy Technician. His focus is on simplifying pharmacy processes and shaping practical technology that helps teams work efficiently and improve patient safety.
We bring practical pharmacy experience and technology together to make everyday workflows simpler—and keep patient safety at the centre.
SafeRx was created around the challenges pharmacy teams face every day: time-consuming reporting, disconnected processes and the need to learn from errors without adding unnecessary administration.
Our aim is a connected platform that supports patient flow, clinical services, dispensing workflows and shared learning. For individuals, a personal near-miss log supports reflection across workplaces. For pharmacies and groups, connected apps bring the team’s work together.
AI-assisted features are designed to support professional review—not replace clinical judgement. Patient Safety and Controlled Drugs remain controlled trials while their workflows are tested and reviewed.
Different perspectives. A shared commitment to practical improvements in pharmacy and patient care.

Co-Founder & CTO
Adam works day to day as a Pharmacy Technician. His focus is on simplifying pharmacy processes and shaping practical technology that helps teams work efficiently and improve patient safety.

Co-Founder & Chief Pharmacist
Fitwi brings extensive pharmacy experience and an understanding of the challenges faced by pharmacy teams. He is committed to building a platform that supports professionals and promotes safer, more efficient patient care.

Co-Founder & CEO
Darren earned his Master of Pharmacy degree from the University of Portsmouth in 2010. His pharmacy career has focused on delivering accessible, high-quality healthcare services, bringing that perspective to SafeRx’s direction and development.
Reduce the friction of recording near misses and support learning from everyday practice.
Bring pharmacy workflows together through consistent access and clear, purpose-built apps.
Support named access, traceable records and human review of decisions that affect patient care.
Discuss your pharmacy’s needs, module trials or a group plan.