For patients
Search, book, and keep your record
Find a doctor by specialty and city, read reviews from real patients, and keep your medical history and your family’s in one place.
Browse doctorsBuilt in Egypt, Arabic first
Your whole clinic in one system — from the visit to the invoice
Health records, appointments, accounts, inventory and staff. Instead of six notebooks, two programs and WhatsApp, everything in one place.
Who is this for?
Three doors into one system: patients search and book, doctors run their clinic, and staff work without reaching data that is not theirs.
For doctors and clinic owners
Run your clinic from one screen
Write the visit note and the prescription, track appointments, invoices and stock, and see your clinic’s real numbers as they happen.
Register your clinic
For clinic staff
Each employee sees only their own work
A separate portal for reception, nursing and accounts, with per-person permissions — and no access to medical records unless granted.
Staff sign in What the system contains
Every part of the clinic day has its place
Not a feature wish list — these are the modules running in the system today.
Electronic health record
The patient’s full file: every visit, every measurement, every prescription, tied together on one timeline.
- SOAP visit notes for every encounter
- Vitals (BP, glucose, weight, temperature) tracked over time
- Prescriptions that print in Arabic or English
- ICD-10 coded diagnoses, which unlock analytics and insurance
- Ready-made assessment forms per clinic type, plus your own
- Medical consent records stored with the file
Clinic operations
Your day: who is coming, when, in which room, for which service.
- Appointments in a daily view, with conflict prevention
- Consultation rooms and how they are assigned
- Services with prices and durations
- Packages and session bundles patients buy and draw down
- The patient’s file at your clinic: visits, account and balance
Accounts and inventory
The full picture of money in and money out — not just revenue.
- Invoices, payments and a running account per patient
- Clinic expenses, so the financial picture is complete
- Insurers, patient policies, and claims tracked by status
- Suppliers, purchase orders and a ledger per supplier
- Stock and its movement, with alerts before something runs out
Team and permissions
Your staff work in the system without seeing more than they should.
- Invite staff by email; they join themselves
- Granular permissions: which page, and what they may do on it
- Attendance and salary advances
- Payroll computed from attendance and advances
- A separate work portal for employees, apart from the doctor account
Patient portal
Patients see their own file — which is what saves you phone calls.
- A patient dashboard with their appointments and visits
- Medical history, allergies and chronic conditions
- Children and family members under one account
- Privacy controls and data export
Medical community and public directory
A public page for every doctor and clinic, and a place to write — which is what brings new patients from Google.
- A feed among doctors, with comments and engagement
- Articles and case studies under the doctor’s name
- Patient ratings and reviews of doctors and clinics
- A public directory indexed by search engines
How to start
From signing up to a real first day running on the system.
1. Create your account
Register as a doctor with your details and credentials. The account activates after verification.
2. Set up your clinic
Add the clinic and its type, the rooms, the services and prices, and your opening hours.
3. Add your team
Send invitations to your staff and set each person’s permissions before they get in.
4. Start the day
Book appointments, write the visit note and prescription, print the invoice — all from the same screen.
Security and privacy
Patient data is a responsibility, not just files
The system is built so that every medical record has an owner, and every time one is opened it is recorded.
Role-based access
Doctors, staff and patients each see something entirely different.
A full audit trail
Who opened which record and when — stored and not editable.
Per-record ownership
Being a doctor is not enough — you must be that patient’s doctor.
Documented consent
Medical procedures carry a recorded consent tied to the file.
Data export and deletion
Patients can request a copy of their data — a baseline requirement under Egypt’s data protection law.
From the doctors feed
Recent clinical writing from verified doctors and clinics.
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Try it on your own clinic
Start with one clinic and see the difference in the first week. No commitment, no card details.
