Co-creation

Co-create interactive experiences for care, support, and training

Cats & Foxes helps healthcare institutions, medico-social organizations, nonprofits, and public stakeholders design custom interactive experiences with VirtualSociety.

We start from real field needs to design supports that can be used in sessions, inside organizations, or remotely: therapeutic education, psychoeducation, preparation for situations, training, awareness, or support for specific audiences.

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From field idea to real use Scoping, scenario design, prototype, field tests, training, and potential content sharing.

Supports adapted to real usage

Field teams often have precise needs: explain a gesture, prepare a patient, rehearse a routine, make a situation easier to understand, train professionals, or raise awareness with an audience.

Standard content is often too rigid. Traditional custom development is often too long. Our approach makes it possible to create adapted, reusable, and evolving experiences without starting from scratch each time.

Our offers

You bring the medical, professional, and field expertise. We bring the technical, interactive, and product expertise to turn it into a usable support with VirtualSociety.

Interactive prototype

Turn your field expertise into a playable demonstrator.

Goal Scope the need with your experts, produce a first testable experience, and organize field feedback.
Deliverables
  • scoping note
  • functional scenario
  • 1 environment
  • 1 interactive pathway
  • testable version
  • feedback summary

Best for : moving from a medical, educational, or support need to a concrete tool without asking your teams to carry the technical production.

Catalogue co-development

Create an experience that can be reused and valued.

Goal Create a reusable and shareable experience.
Deliverables
  • complete experience
  • usage rights
  • documentation
  • royalty option

Best for : expert teams or multi-site structures that want to share and reuse practices.

Training & autonomy

Make teams autonomous in adapting experiences.

Goal Train teams to adapt experiences.
Deliverables
  • training
  • templates
  • support
  • coaching

Best for : teams that want to use VirtualSociety, adapt existing content, and structure their own scenarios.

Examples of projects we can co-create

  • Patient therapeutic education: gestures, protocols, routines, understanding care.
  • Psychoeducation: understanding a situation, condition, emotion, or behavior.
  • CBT and progressive exposure: phobias, anxiety, social situations, preparation for a place.
  • Disability and medico-social care: pathway preparation, comprehension support, professional training.
  • Awareness and prevention: immersive systems that make a topic more concrete.

A simple method: scope, create, test, improve

1

Scoping

We clarify the need, audience, usage context, and objectives.

2

Scenario design

We turn the need into an interactive pathway: steps, instructions, characters, objects, and feedback.

3

Prototype

We produce a first testable version with your teams.

4

Field tests

We gather feedback from professionals, patients, caregivers, or relevant audiences depending on the project.

5

Deployment or sharing

The experience can be used in your organization, adapted, shared, or integrated into a catalogue logic according to defined rights.

Field evidence

The method is already grounded in real collaborations around therapeutic education, disability, training, and psychoeducation.

Nancy University Hospital — therapeutic education

Cats & Foxes co-developed an experience with the cystic fibrosis team and therapeutic education unit to help children understand and rehearse aerosol therapy steps.

View Leo the Wolf

J-B Thiery Association — disability, training, inclusion

Cats & Foxes collaborates with the J-B Thiery Association around immersive digital supports for training, disability awareness, and inclusion.

View J-B Thiery

Independent practitioners — mental health and psychoeducation

Psychologists identify possible uses for social skills, difficult social situations, phobias, anxiety, and addiction support.

Discuss a scenario

Do you have a use case to scope?

Share the audience, situation to work on, usage context, and any timing constraints. We will help you choose the right starting format.