Booking without the back-and-forth
Choose a live slot. Keep doctors, rooms and branch schedules in sync.
Bring bookings, patient forms and follow-ups into one calm workspace. Give your team more time for the person in front of them.
No card required · Fictional-patient sandbox · Set up in about 15 minutes
Choose a live slot. Keep doctors, rooms and branch schedules in sync.
Collect answers and reports before the visit. Give doctors a brief with the original answers alongside it.
Test booking, rescheduling and cancellation conversations. Connect a voice provider when you are ready.
Schedule reminders, recover missed visits and invite patients back. Respect quiet hours and opt-outs.
Compare appointments, form completion and no-shows. Give each staff member the access they need.
Show your clinic name and logo on booking and form pages. Keep private links and staff access separate.
Start with a 14-day Growth sandbox trial. No card, no real patient data.
One branch, a focused team.
A growing clinic, connected.
One view across your organisation.
Provisional software prices. Provider usage charges and applicable taxes are separate. Payments currently run only in test mode; allowances do not include provider credits.
Not yet. This is a fictional-patient prototype. A real-patient launch needs the planned India-region backend and a separate privacy, security and operational review.
No. Patient messages appear in the simulated Outbox, phone activity is sandbox testing and checkout uses simulated or Razorpay test payments.
No. Booking, forms, dashboards and simulated follow-ups work without API keys. Integrations remain “Not connected” until you choose to set them up.
Yes. The Growth trial includes three branches. Staff access follows branch assignments, while owners can compare all their branches.
Your records remain stored. New bookings, calls and simulated deliveries are blocked until you activate a test plan. There is no automatic real charge.
No. It organises the patient’s answers and is labelled “AI summary - verify with patient.” Doctors see the original answers and remain responsible for clinical decisions.