Clinics, labs and pharmacies carry much of everyday care. With too few health workers to go round, every hour spent chasing paper is an hour not spent with a patient.
Most people meet healthcare at a local clinic, a pharmacy counter or a lab down the road, long before they see a hospital. Many of these are small practices run by the clinicians themselves.
When they work well, people are seen sooner, take the right medicine and come back for follow-ups. When they struggle, the cost lands on families, and on the hospitals that pick up what was missed.
Four pressures, in plain words. Where a published figure backs one up, we show it with its source.
The WHO forecasts a shortfall of health workers by 2030, mostly in low and lower-middle income countries. Need keeps rising while the number of trained people does not keep pace.
11.1 million health workers is the shortfall the world is forecast to face by 2030, mostly in low and lower-middle income countries. World Health Organization, 2025
Doctors and nurses end up booking, billing and filing. Moving that work to software and the front desk lets clinical staff spend their hours on what they trained for.
Patients expect to book online, get a reminder and receive reports by WhatsApp or email. A record that follows the patient makes each visit shorter and safer.
5.5 billion people, 68% of the world, were online in 2024. ITU, Facts and Figures 2024, 2024
Heatwaves and bad-air days bring their own queues to clinics. Practices that can open extra slots and message patients quickly cope better with the peaks.
The small operator and the large one share the same trade, but not the same headaches.
Visits, notes, prescriptions and lab results together, with consent captured and signed.
An online booking page, staff calendars, deposits and reminders by SMS and WhatsApp to cut no-shows.
Results entered against reference ranges and sent by WhatsApp and email as soon as they are ready.
Batch and expiry tracking, prescription checks and refill reminders.
A practice is a channel. Clinic records, bookings, lab and pharmacy are apps on it, so the patient seen at the desk is the same patient in the lab.
| App | What it does | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| Clinic | Clinic records: patient visits, notes, prescriptions and follow ups. | Free |
| Bookings | Online appointments with staff calendars, deposits and reminders. | Free |
| Total per channel, per month, before tax | Free | |
Add or remove apps at any time. An app removed mid-month is billed only for the days it was installed. Every price
Lab orders, home sample collection, results and reports shared with patients.
Medicine catalogue, prescription orders, batches and expiry tracking.
Leads, contacts, tasks, calendar, tickets and ads in one place.
Omnichannel support: email, chat and WhatsApp in one queue with SLAs.
Cloud phone numbers, IVR, call recording and click to call from CRM.
People, attendance, leave, payroll and payslips for the company that owns this channel.
The first set above costs Free a month per channel before tax. The same apps scale to many brands without switching product.
Each step is a real screen in the panel. Stop whenever you like; everything waits for you.
Free, with passkeys and 2-step verification.
Its legal name, registration and VAT or EIN number, so invoices are right from the first month.
One per brand or line of business, with its own name, website address and team.
Add doctors, working hours and your list of services.
Each is priced on its own, so you pay only for what you offer.
Figures are quoted as the source publishes them, with the year of publication. App prices are our own, in pounds per channel per month before tax.
Create your User ID, add your business and open a channel. Install the apps you need and pay for them after the month.
