Accelerate research
We automate the routine of science — data collection, documentation, registries — so researchers and clinicians spend their time on discovery, not on paperwork.
Every project we take on serves one goal: better science, faster. We are ultra-focused on producing rigorous publications — about how technology reshapes research, and about the clinical breakthroughs that quality data makes possible.
Three goals, one direction.
We automate the routine of science — data collection, documentation, registries — so researchers and clinicians spend their time on discovery, not on paperwork.
Our own tools are research subjects. We study how new software affects the quality, speed, and rigor of science — and publish what we learn.
High-quality publications are the output we optimize for: on technology in science, on colorectal cancer, and on the questions that better data finally lets us answer.
Our goals in practice — better data, better training, better science.
For Lithuania's National Cancer Centre, we are building the national colorectal cancer registry — structured, high-quality data on every case, collected once and ready for research. Quality data at national scale is what strong publications are made of, and what breakthroughs in cancer care ultimately depend on.
The Medical Science Centre is one of our users: its simulation centre relies on our software to plan and optimize how training is run. Better-designed scenarios prepare better physicians — and raise the quality of medical research and education in Lithuania.
Abba Group was founded by two physicians building the tools they wished science already had.
Leads engineering and architecture, turning ambitious research ideas into reliable software.
Keeps operations sharp and aligned, turning strategy into execution across every project.
The people building Abba Group alongside the founders.
Shapes how we communicate value, build trust, and grow products through clear positioning.
Owns product direction and outcomes, ensuring we solve the right problems the right way.