Try it
Drive one consult yourself.
Everything else on this site is a picture of the software. This runs. Type, choose, and watch the record assemble — about ninety seconds, no sign-up.
- 01 Complaint
- 02 Examination
- 03 Prescription
- 04 Patient copy
Try — the doctor's own past entries surface as they type, ranked by how often each has been used.
No past entry matches. In the product this is saved as a new phrase and ranks itself from your next use onward — nothing is discarded for being unfamiliar.
Record the pallor finding.
One choice per axis. The coded line assembles underneath as you pick — this is what makes a finding queryable a year later rather than a sentence someone has to read.
Coded finding —
Compose the prescription.
Pick the parts. The instruction line at the bottom is generated from them — the doctor never types a dosing sentence, which is why it can be translated at all.
Composed instruction —
What the patient is handed.
For Demo Patient · DEMO-0001
Hindi is not offered for this combination.
The phrase set in this demo does not cover every line you chose, so the demo will not print a half-translated slip. That is the product's actual rule, not a gap in the demo: an English fallback inside a translated prescription is unreadable to precisely the person it was translated for, so a language ships only at full coverage.
Choose Tablet, 1–0–1, After food and 5 days to see a fully covered slip.
That was ninety seconds. A real one takes four minutes.
A demonstration runs on your own workflow, with your panel and your protocols.