No setup project
Onboarding is five short steps and every one of them is skippable. You can write your first prescription before filling in your clinic address.
Built for your practice
Prescription software for doctors
You do not need a hospital IT department to produce a clean, legible prescription. Set up your letterhead once, save the drugs you actually prescribe, and write in under a minute.
What changes for you
Your handwriting problem, solved
Printed prescriptions remove the dispensing errors that come from misread handwriting — particularly for drug names that look alike.
Works between patients
The Android app carries the same library and history, so a home visit or a ward round is not a separate workflow.
A starting medicine library
Add these once with your usual dosage and they are one keystroke away afterwards. Nothing here is prescriptive — it is a starting point you edit, replace or ignore.
- Paracetamol 650 mg — 1 tablet, three times daily, 3 days, after food
- Amoxicillin 500 mg — 1 capsule, twice daily, 5 days, after food
- Pantoprazole 40 mg — 1 tablet, once daily, before breakfast
- Cetirizine 10 mg — 1 tablet, at bedtime
- ORS sachet — as needed, dissolved in 1 litre of clean water
Questions
Do I need a clinic to use this?
No. A solo practitioner can use their own name, qualification and registration number as the letterhead. Clinic details are optional throughout.
Can I use it for home visits?
Yes. The Android app works on your phone and keeps your library and prescription history on your phone, and your plan works on every device.
Try it with your own medicines
Install the app and add one of the medicines you prescribe every day.
Download the app