About
Built for the clinic down the road
Not for a hospital group with an IT department. For a clinic where the doctor is also the owner, the receptionist is also the cashier, and nobody has an afternoon to spare for training.
Why we built it
Sit in an Indian clinic for an afternoon and you will see the same three books. A register at the front desk that only the person holding it can read. A prescription pad whose carbon copy nobody keeps. And a notebook where the day’s cash is added up from memory at closing time.
Software for this already exists. Most of it was written for hospitals and then shrunk, so it asks a two-person clinic to behave like a fifty-person one. And nearly all of it treats payment as an afterthought — an appointment book with billing bolted on, when for the owner the money is the point.
So we built around the three moments of a clinic day instead of around a feature list. Reception books. The doctor prescribes. The counter collects. One record moves through all three, and nothing is written twice.
What we believe
Software should fit the clinic
If a screen needs training, it is our failure and not the receptionist’s. The front desk should be able to use this on their first morning.
Your data is yours
Your own database, exports whenever you want, and no hostage-taking on the way out. We would rather you stayed because it works.
Say the true thing
No invented statistics on this website, no compliance badges we have not earned, and no “unlimited” that has a limit in the small print.
The company
Who you are actually dealing with
The entity that contracts with you, invoices you, and is answerable to you.
Come and argue with us on a call
Tell us what your clinic actually needs. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.