No vapour, no roadmap, no "coming soon" asterisk. Every one of these 43 features is running in a real practice right now. If we haven't shipped it, it isn't on this page.
Most of the list above is table stakes — solid, shipped, but expected. These are the ones built specifically for how Indian practices actually run, and you won't find them stitched together anywhere else.
Add a medicine from a protocol group, as a standalone, or type a free extra. Tablets price by count, syrups by weight out of the pack — computed live from your catalog, never keyed in. The dose grid you fill for the patient is the reminder schedule that goes to their phone.
The same prescription prints in English, Hindi or Sanskrit, with पथ्य dietary advice and lifestyle guidance built in. Not a translation bolt-on — a first-class part of how a prescription is written.
The settlement wallet holds prepaid money, clears it to available when the visit is done, and settles it to your bank — with a per-patient ledger and a refund guard that won't let held money be settled by mistake.
Video consultations ring the doctor and the patient — CallKit and PushKit on iPhone, high-priority FCM on Android — with an encrypted WebRTC line between them. Not a link you email; a call that actually rings.
Compose any role from 32 features across Doctor and Staff. The owner always keeps everything, the dashboard is always on, a new role starts empty — and no grant can ever exceed what your plan includes.
Oja runs the same engine in plain Hinglish — book the appointment, load the template, print it, read today's collection — asking and confirming before it acts. Every screen, hands-free.
Your front desk touches six of them a day. Your doctors touch four. The rest are there the day you need them — that's what an operating system is for.