One doctor or two hundred. A single room or a fifty-bed hospital. DRP-OS runs the whole of it — and you operate it by saying what you want, in English or Hinglish. It books the appointment. Writes the prescription. Takes the payment. Settles the money to your bank.
Six things happen to every patient in every practice on earth. In most of them, those six live in six different systems — a diary, a notebook, WhatsApp, a card machine, a tally book, someone's memory. Every handoff loses information and leaks revenue. Here they are one continuous thread, and you can watch the rupees move through it.
He opens the patient app, sees Dr. Priya's actual free slots, and takes Tuesday 4pm. Nobody answered a phone. Nobody wrote in a diary. And he paid before he picked the slot — so if he doesn't turn up, you're not out of pocket.
DRP-OS uses PushKit and CallKit on iOS and a full-screen intent on Android. That means it takes over the lock screen like a phone call, even when the app is force-quit. Your consultant doesn't miss it in a pile of WhatsApp badges. They swipe, and WebRTC connects them — encrypted, peer-to-peer, TURN-relayed when the network is hostile.
The consultation runs long because it needed to. You extend it from inside the call, and the extra time is billed pro-rata — automatically, at the rate you set. Your time stops being the thing you give away for free.
Pull a saved template, or say it to Oja. Group the medicines by morning, lunch, evening. Print it on your letterhead — in English, हिंदी, or संस्कृत. The patient downloads the PDF from their app before they've left the building.
Ramesh prepaid at 11pm. It sat in your clinic wallet through the consultation. Now you settle it — to your bank, on your schedule. This is the part other clinic software doesn't do: it records payments. DRP-OS moves them.
Because you set a follow-up before he left, and the system remembered when you didn't. That's the difference between a patient and a patient list — and it's why your revenue compounds instead of leaking.
Twenty-two API domains sit underneath. The portal, the doctor app and the patient app are three clients of the same brain — so a prescription written on a phone in the consulting room is on the front desk's screen before the doctor has stood up. Nothing syncs, because nothing is separate.
Twelve modules for the front desk and the consulting room. Patients, visits, prescriptions, billing, follow-ups, availability, files, templates, catalog, staff, roles, settings.
BROWSER · NO INSTALLiOS and Android. Your OPD list, patient history, prescriptions, video consults with real incoming-call screens, wallet, file manager — everything the portal has, sized for a phone.
iOS · ANDROIDThey book, prepay, join the video call, read their prescriptions, download the PDFs, and get reminded about follow-ups. Your clinic, in their pocket, with your name on it.
iOS · ANDROID · WEBPractice management software records a payment and hands you a report. DRP-OS collects the money before the consultation, holds it, prices the overrun, and settles the balance to your bank. Follow one Tuesday through the ledger.
Not a companion app that shows you a read-only list. The doctor app does what the portal does — consult, prescribe, bill, settle. The patient app is your practice, in their hand, with your name on it.
FREE WITH EVERY PLAN · NO PER-SEAT APP CHARGE
The tiers aren't small, medium and large. They're three different relationships between a practice and its software — and only one of them puts money in your account.
Patient records, digital prescriptions with PDFs, appointments, follow-ups, the medicine catalog, GST invoices, partial payments. Everything the paper register did — searchable, permanent, and backed up.
Everything in Starter, plus multiple doctors with their own availability, a patient portal, prescriptions in Hindi and Sanskrit, saved templates, your letterhead, a file manager with images and video, custom patient fields, counter sales, courier tracking, and a full audit trail.
Everything in Standard, plus the seven that change the arithmetic: patients book themselves and prepay, consultations run online, per-doctor fees, extensions billed pro-rata, wallet settlement to your bank, bulk import of your entire history, and Oja — the assistant you talk to.
Every line below is running in production in a real clinic today. If it isn't built, it isn't on this page.
Fourteen days, no card, your own patients. Import your history, run a week of real OPD, and count what stopped leaking.