ClinicAide: patient record apps for doctors
For doctorsOne app per specialtyPhilippines
Dentista, for dental clinics, is in daily use. Mediko, for OB-Gyn, is coming in 2027.
dentista.
Dental records · in daily use
Patient records for dental clinics, built around the FDI tooth chart, the intake form and the way dental work is actually paid for: braces over two years, part payments, GCash.
Allergies and anything that affects treatment sit at the top of the record in red. A payment entered by mistake is reversed with a visible entry, never erased.
- Status
- In daily use at one dental practice, at the front desk and the chair. In active development.
- Apps
- Mac, iPad, iPhone and Android. A read-only browser version covers Windows.
- Offline
- Saves on the device, connection or not; syncs once there’s a signal.
- Privacy
- Built for RA 10173: consent records, role-based access, an append-only audit log.
The screens are from Dentista, with sample data.
mediko.
OB-Gyn records · coming 2027
The medical-practice app, starting with obstetrics and gynecology.
It will be built around the OB-Gyn’s own record, the way Dentista was built around the tooth chart. It isn’t available yet, there’s nothing to try, and there’s no date beyond 2027.
Opens an email to hello@clinicaide.app.
What comes next
Aruga, for pediatrics, comes after Mediko. Nothing is built yet. Other specialties follow, one at a time.
How we build them
- Built for one specialtyIts own chart, forms and billing. Never a general record with a specialty bolted on.
- Faster than paper, or it’s a defectIf writing it on the card by hand would be quicker, the app is wrong.
- Usable the first dayA solo doctor sets it up without training or an IT person.
- Sized for small practicesSolo and small clinics, not hospitals.
Questions
hello@clinicaide.appNothing is for sale yet. There’s no demo to book and no sales process. Write in about records, or about the specialty you’d like to see next.