Co-creation in Research – Do Apps Get Better When Users Have a Say?
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Using concrete examples—from an internationally adapted app on menstruation and reproductive health to a WhatsApp service for family caregivers—Tilman demonstrates why participation is more than just a survey. It’s about joint development, practical limitations, cultural adaptation, and the question of who ultimately has a say in the decision-making process.
The episode also covers the Living Lab in Bremen-Osterholz, addressing everyday problems in the neighborhood, and the potential role of AI in making co-creation more accessible. An episode about participation, digital health, and the art of developing services that actually meet people’s needs.
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