Hours of guessing
Patients arrive early "token lagwane" and sit 2–4 hours. Village patients travel 30–50 km without knowing the real wait.
For small clinics · Made in Pratapgarh
Patients scan a QR, send one WhatsApp message and get their token number with a live wait estimate. No app to install. Your compounder runs the queue from a phone.
7 log aage · ~35 min
A typical small-town clinic still runs on a paper register — and everyone pays for it in hours.
Patients arrive early "token lagwane" and sit 2–4 hours. Village patients travel 30–50 km without knowing the real wait.
"Kitna number chal raha hai?" — the same question, all day, on the phone and at the desk, while running the register.
The doctor is late or called away for an emergency, and a full waiting room only finds out by waiting.
Four steps for the patient. Nothing to download, no account to create.
A QR standee at the clinic (or a link on Google Maps, posters, Facebook) opens WhatsApp with the message ready.
We ask one question — the patient's name — because it's often a relative booking for someone else.
Token number, the number running now, people ahead and an estimated wait. The status link updates itself.
A WhatsApp alert goes out when the queue is a few tokens away (5 by default, set per clinic).
For the compounder
The compounder is the real user, so the dashboard is built for a busy desk and a basic Android phone. Hinglish labels, big touch targets, and it installs like an app.
Try it — tap Agla, Pause or Walk-in on the dashboard.
Simple for patients, predictable for you, on patchy internet and cheap phones.
Just WhatsApp, which everyone already has.
Now serving, people ahead, estimated wait. Updates itself and loads fast on 2G/3G.
Patients without a smartphone get a token with just a name. Same queue, same order.
"Doctor 30 min late" — one tap pauses the queue and tells everyone waiting.
Separate numbering per session, tokens reset daily, booking opens before the doctor sits.
Caps on tokens per phone and on remote bookings per session keep the queue honest.
Confirmation and turn-near alert. Everything else is on the free status link.
Tap Status or Cancel, or just type "mera number kab aayega".
Patients don't type commands. They write "Ramesh ke liye token chahiye sharma ji ke yahan". Clinic Dost works out what they want, which doctor, and the patient's name.
Tap a message to see how it's understood
On our test set of 71 real-world phrasings. The AI only classifies the message — it never answers medical questions, and nothing medical is ever stored or sent.
Appointment logistics only. Nothing more than the token needs.
We send token numbers and timings. Never diagnoses, prescriptions or any medical detail.
A name and a phone number, used only for the token. Phone numbers are deleted after 30 days.
Every patient sees a one-line notice on first contact, in line with India's DPDP Act. Privacy policy.
No. They use WhatsApp, which they already have. The live status opens as a simple web page.
The compounder adds them from the dashboard with just a name and gives a paper slip. They join the same queue.
Any Android phone with internet. The dashboard opens in the browser and can be added to the home screen. We train your staff on day one.
Yes, once booking opens before the session. You decide how many remote tokens to allow per session and per phone.
Each clinic has its own QR code, so scanning is never ambiguous. If a patient types just "dr sharma", we show both clinics with their area and they tap the right one.
Tap Pause with a short note. Everyone waiting gets a WhatsApp message, and the status page shows it too.
We do, in person in Pratapgarh — QR standee in Hindi, clinic timings, staff training. Same-day help if anything goes wrong.
We're onboarding a few high-crowd clinics in Pratapgarh. We'll set everything up at your clinic, free for the pilot.