Online Booking
Calendar Tools
Queue Management
Electronic Health Records
E-Prescriptions
Treatment Tracking
Billing & Payments
Booking, queue, records, prescriptions and billing in one place — so the front desk and the consultation room are finally looking at the same patient.
Runs in the browser on the computers and tablets the clinic already has — nothing to install.
Online Booking · Calendar Tools · Queue Management
Health Records · E-Prescriptions · Treatment Tracking
Billing & Payments
Appointments live in a paper book and a phone. The waiting list lives in the receptionist's head. Patient history lives in a folder that has to be found before the doctor can start. Revenue gets added up at closing time and rarely matches what actually happened during the day.
Nothing here is broken enough to fix on a Tuesday — which is exactly why it never gets fixed.
Patients wait because nobody can see the whole queue at once.
The same history gets asked again because the last visit is in a folder.
What was done and what was charged live in two different places.
Patients book from your page or a link, day or night, without calling.
Every doctor and room on one calendar — no double-booked slots.
The waiting room in order on a screen, so nobody has to ask who is next.
The full history opens with the patient, not with a folder search.
Written once, printed or sent, and kept on the record automatically.
Multi-visit treatments tracked to the end, so follow-ups stop slipping.
The invoice is built from what was actually done, and paid on the spot.
Send your patient list and the clinic can be live on it in days.
Get startedSame clinic, same four moments — with every step already holding the information the next step needs.
From her phone, into a slot that is actually free. The clinic wakes up to a filled calendar instead of a list of missed calls.
Checked in at the desk, placed in order on the queue screen. The waiting room stops asking how much longer.
Past visits, notes and previous prescriptions open with the record. The prescription is written once and stays on file.
The invoice is built from the visit itself, paid by cash, card or QR. The day's revenue adds up on its own.
One calendar, one record per patient, and a receptionist who is no longer the system.
Several doctors and rooms on one schedule, with the queue sorted before the door opens.
Treatment plans that run over many visits, tracked to completion instead of trailing off.
No. It runs in the browser on the computers and tablets you already have. New staff need a login, not a setup visit.
Yes. Send the patient list as an Excel file and we import it before you start, so day one opens with your real patients, not an empty database.
Access follows the staff role — reception sees scheduling and billing, clinical staff see the medical record. Every account is separate, so you can see who did what.
Cash, card and QR transfer. The invoice is built from the visit, so what was done and what was charged stay in one place.
The clinic keeps working the way it always did — but plan for it: keep a printed day list at the desk, and enter the visits once the connection is back.
That is the real risk, not the software. Setup includes two training sessions — one for reception, one for clinical staff — and the first month is where you should push back if any step is slower than the paper version.
No. It is USD 50 per month per location, and your data can be exported at any time — including on the way out.
Tell us how many doctors and rooms you run, and send your patient list — the clinic can be live within the week.
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