What's included
Virtual-visit infrastructure, ready to go.
A HIPAA-ready telemedicine platform for virtual consultations, prescriptions, and patient management.
Video consultations
Face-to-face visits without an office.
Appointment scheduling
Patients book a slot without a phone call.
Patient records
History and notes tied to each patient.
E-prescriptions
Prescriptions issued directly from the visit.
Secure messaging
Patients and clinicians message between visits.
Payment processing
Visit fees and co-pays handled at booking.
Insurance verification
Coverage checked before the visit happens.
HIPAA-ready
Built with the access controls compliance needs.
How it works
From live demo to your own practice, in three steps.
Launch it
Get your own copy — its own database, its own URL — in minutes.
Customize by chatting
Describe changes in plain language: specialty focus, video provider (Zoom, Twilio, or Daily), and more.
Operate with an AI team
Hire an agent to handle scheduling and reminders, or branch the app to try a bigger change safely.
Who it's for
Independent clinicians, small practices, and specialty telehealth startups who want virtual-visit infrastructure without building video, scheduling, and patient records from scratch.
Common questions
Is the demo actually running, or just screenshots?
It's a real, fully working instance — an always-on preview deployment with its own database. It's embedded live on this page.
Is it HIPAA compliant?
The template is HIPAA-ready — built with the access controls and data-handling patterns HIPAA compliance requires. Full compliance also depends on your own operational practices and a signed business associate agreement with your hosting provider; verify your specific requirements before handling real patient data.
What's included out of the box?
Video consultations, appointment scheduling, patient records, e-prescriptions, secure messaging, payment processing, and insurance verification.
Features reflect the current template as of August 2026 and may expand over time — the live demo above always reflects what's actually deployed.