What we shipped lately.

Every doctor's page now shows a map of the clinic you're looking at, under the queue and the details.

One tap on a specialty narrows Find a doctor to pediatricians, OB-GYNs and the rest, and the doctors now come first on a phone.

Report a problem or suggest a feature without leaving the page you're on, and see our reply there.

If one SMS provider or one speech-to-text service is down, the next one takes over, so texts and dictated notes still go through.

The Philippines in 3D, with the doctors nearest you and a search for any doctor.

After a booking confirmed by SMS, patients can let their phone stand in for the code at that clinic for 180 days.

The account owner turns each kind of SMS on or off: booking codes, reminders, recalls and the rest.

Pause online numbers for one doctor from Clinic hours, and keep every place for walk-ins.

Staff who work for more than one doctor's account switch between them from the sidebar, and land on the last one they used.

Text parents a link to their child's vaccine card: every dose given, and the next one due.

Printed prescriptions, certificates and lab requests carry a QR code that shows the real document, and patients get a digital copy.

Before checking in, patients list their medicines, allergies and HMO with the LOA code on their queue link, so the front desk doesn't have to ask.

Patients move their booking to another day instead of cancelling, and a full day keeps a waitlist that books people as places open.

One mobile number books a parent and up to three more people, with queue numbers side by side.

Patients see the consultation fee, the HMOs a clinic accepts and how to get there before they book.

After the visit, patients see their bill and receipts, and can pay with the clinic's own GCash or Maya QR.