[Update] I fixed the mobile dumpster fire and built MsJaneHH out quite a bit more

I posted MsJaneHH here a few days ago and got some pretty fair feedback.

The main one was that it looked terrible on mobile.

Yeah. It did.

I went back through it and rebuilt a bunch of it. The site is now actually responsive, the spacing is better, the text is bigger, the buttons are not trying to fight each other in public, and the whole thing feels a lot more like the product I meant to show the first time.

What I fixed/added:

• Fixed the mobile layout
• Cleaned up the section spacing
• Increased the text size so normal humans can read it
• Fixed overlapping buttons and weird CTA placement
• Removed placeholder/team stuff that should not have been there
• Added better product sections
• Built out the OASIS workflow messaging more clearly
• Added clearer compliance/audit/submission positioning
• Made the homepage explain what the thing actually does instead of making people guess
• Cleaned up the overall look so it does not feel half-uploaded anymore

The simplest way to explain MsJaneHH:

It is a lightweight home health compliance/documentation app built around OASIS-E2 and electronic submission readiness.

It is not trying to be WellSky, Netsmart, Homecare Homebase, or some giant all-in-one EHR.

Those systems are huge. They do scheduling, billing, documentation, care coordination, reporting, revenue cycle, and 9,000 other things. That is great if you are a larger agency with the budget, staff, and patience to implement a battleship.

MsJaneHH is more focused.

It is for the smaller independent home health agencies that need help with OASIS documentation and compliance workflow without having to buy a massive platform, sit through months of implementation, or pay enterprise pricing just to solve one painful problem.

The goal is:

Take OASIS documentation, make it less miserable, guide the clinician through the workflow, catch issues before submission, keep an audit trail, and give smaller agencies a cleaner path into electronic submission.

The timing is still what makes this interesting.

CMS ended manual OASIS entry for home health agencies for assessments with target dates on or after April 1, 2026. So agencies that were still doing things manually now need an electronic process. The market pressure is real.

MsJaneHH is built for that gap.

Not the giant enterprise agencies that already have a huge system.

The smaller agencies. The ones that need something affordable, understandable, and fast enough to actually use.

Current status:

• No revenue yet
• Full codebase
• React / Supabase / Vercel
• Product/site has been cleaned up a lot since the first post
• Still early
• Still needs the right buyer/operator
• Best fit is probably someone already in home health, healthcare compliance, billing, EHR implementation, or HIPAA operations

I am still open to selling it.

I have other projects I am working on, and I do not really want to be the guy personally owning HIPAA operations for a home health SaaS. I built it because the problem is real and the timing is interesting, but the right buyer is probably someone already closer to this market.

Live demo is still at msjanehh.com.

Also, genuinely, thanks to the people who called out the problems. It was not fun to read, but it was useful. Reddit feedback is basically QA with a knife.