
Patient Portal
Results, prescriptions, appointments, billing and support for patients, and the same clinic-wide queues for the front desk.
Healthcare & Clinics
Patient portals, consultations, booking and records, self-hosted so the question of where the data physically sits has a plain answer.

The problem
Health data is the hardest case for renting software. A processor agreement is a promise about somebody else’s infrastructure, and "which region" is rarely the same question as "whose server".
Instead
Self-hosting turns that into something you can state on a form: your servers, your jurisdiction, your access rules, with an audit log no user can edit. The patient portal is part of the application rather than a web form bolted to the side of it.
5 business systems and 3 mobile apps, every one running right now with realistic data and every role switchable. An application can appear under more than one industry, because most of them do.

Results, prescriptions, appointments, billing and support for patients, and the same clinic-wide queues for the front desk.
Video and in-person consultations with notes, history and follow-up attached to the patient.
Generic booking against a constrained resource, a chair, a room, a practitioner.
4.5 out of 56 sold

Ticket queues, SLA clocks and a knowledge base that deflects the questions you keep answering.
5.0 out of 59 sold
Clock-in against a shift, leave, offline-hour claims and payroll-ready reports, with every person able to see what is recorded about them.
5.0 out of 511 sold
Plans a dietitian prescribes, meals the client logs, and adherence both can see.
4.0 out of 53 sold

Courses, lessons, quizzes, assignments, a gradebook, live classes, cohorts and certificates, with completion records that survive an audit.
5.0 out of 57 sold

Every laptop, vehicle, licence and machine, who holds it, what it cost and when it is due.
5.0 out of 58 sold
Results, prescriptions, appointments, billing and support for patients, and the same clinic-wide queues for the front desk.
Video and in-person consultations with notes, history and follow-up attached to the patient.
4.56 sold
Generic booking against a constrained resource, a chair, a room, a practitioner.
5.09 sold
Ticket queues, SLA clocks and a knowledge base that deflects the questions you keep answering.
5.011 sold
Clock-in against a shift, leave, offline-hour claims and payroll-ready reports, with every person able to see what is recorded about them.
4.03 sold
Plans a dietitian prescribes, meals the client logs, and adherence both can see.
5.07 sold
Courses, lessons, quizzes, assignments, a gradebook, live classes, cohorts and certificates, with completion records that survive an audit.
5.08 sold
Every laptop, vehicle, licence and machine, who holds it, what it cost and when it is due.
The patient portal and the consultation app are usually taken together, since one is the clinician side of the other.
Each application stands alone and is bought on its own. Most firms take the one that hurts most, run it for a quarter, then add the next.
Applications bought from this catalogue are built on the same conventions and expose an API, so the second one can read the first rather than duplicating it.
Fields, stages, roles and integrations adjusted to how you already work, for a fixed price after one scoping call, typically one to three weeks.
Add the office, the site, the contractors and the clients. There is no seat to buy and no renewal at which the number is re-examined.
Questions
Not covered here?
Ask a consultant directly. No form to fill in first, and no follow-up sequence.
Book a consultantAll questionsYes, and most do. Each application is a separate purchase from $569, with nothing bundled and no minimum.
They share conventions and each exposes an API, so joining them is ordinary integration work rather than a rebuild. A fitted build can wire them properly if you want that done for you.
Because it genuinely suits both. Stock control does not change much between a factory and a shop, and pretending otherwise would mean selling you two of the same thing.
The applications are shaped by the work rather than the sector name, which is why they cross over. If a process in your industry is genuinely unusual, that is what the scoping call is for.
All 8 run in full at no cost, with realistic data and every role switchable. No account and no call.
Looking wider
This page covers the whole sector, 8 applications across every category. If you want only the healthcare & telemedicine apps, the category page has those 2 on their own.
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Every application on this page is running right now, with every role, and nothing to sign up for.