Patient & Staff Apps
Apps that do one job, properly.
A focused tool built for a real clinic workflow and the people who use it, whether that is a patient rebooking from their phone or a practitioner on a home visit. Not a bloated all in one, just software that does its job and gets out of the way.
Built with a modern, owned stack
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Expo
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase
- Neon
- PostgreSQL
- Medusa
- Stripe
- Resend
- FastAPI
- Cloudinary
- Node.js
- Vercel
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Expo
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase
- Neon
- PostgreSQL
- Medusa
- Stripe
- Resend
- FastAPI
- Cloudinary
- Node.js
- Vercel
Most apps try to do everything. Yours does one thing well.
What it is
Built for clinics.
A custom clinic app is a tool built for one job and the people who do it. Patients rebooking and reading their aftercare. Practitioners checking their day between appointments. Clinicians reviewing results on the move. It fits the real workflow rather than forcing anyone to bend around generic software.
Apps come in a few shapes. A web app runs in the browser and reaches anyone with a link. A mobile app lives on the phone, works offline, and uses the camera, location, and notifications. A cross-platform build gives you iOS, Android, and web from one codebase. We help you pick the right shape, then build it.
Capabilities
What you get.
Built for one job
A focused tool that does its single job well, not a bloated suite of features nobody uses.
iOS, Android, and web
One codebase across every platform, so you reach everyone without paying for three separate builds.
Works offline
Built to keep working on a home visit with no signal, then sync cleanly the moment it reconnects.
Logins and roles
Secure accounts for patients, practitioners, and reception, each seeing exactly what they should and nothing more.
Connected to your clinic
Wired into your booking system, patient records, and payments through clean APIs, so the app is part of the clinic.
Owned and maintained
The code, the accounts, and the data are yours, kept fast and safe with updates and monitoring.
Platforms
Which platform? Honestly.
Web app, mobile app, or both? The right build depends on who uses it, where, and what it needs to do. Here is how we choose, and we will tell you straight which fits.
Expo / React Native
Our default for most apps
Best for
Most products, especially cross-platform apps that need to ship fast.
Flutter
Single codebase, custom UI
Best for
Highly custom, animation-rich interfaces on one codebase.
Native (Swift / Kotlin)
Maximum platform power
Best for
Performance critical or hardware heavy apps that must be platform perfect.
PWA
Installable web app
Best for
Lightweight tools that need reach without app store friction.
Our take
There is no one right answer. We weigh your users, your budget, and what the app must do, then recommend the build that serves your numbers, not our convenience.
Apps, in plain English
One build. Both phones.
There is more than one way to build an app, and the choice affects what it costs, how fast it launches, and how it feels to use. Here it is in plain English, no jargon.
Build it once, run on both
We write the app one time, and the same work becomes a real iPhone app and a real Android app. You are not paying to build the same thing twice. The tools that let us do this are called Expo and React Native.
Today
£1,240
iPhone · iOS
Two ways to build an app
The traditional way is two separate apps: one for iPhone (in a language called Swift) and one for Android (in a language called Kotlin). That gives top performance, but it is twice the work and cost. The modern way shares one set of code across both phones, which is faster and more affordable, and right for most apps. We help you choose.
Today
£1,240
Android
It still feels right on each phone
iPhones and Android phones do things differently, from the buttons to the way you swipe and scroll. We follow each phone's own style, so the app feels normal and familiar to your users instead of out of place.
Today
£1,240
iPhone · iOS
Updates land instantly
Normally an app update has to wait in a queue for Apple or Google to approve it. With our setup, most updates reach your users straight away, the next time they open the app.
Today
£1,240
Android
Our take
For most apps we use the modern shared-code approach (Expo) because it is faster and more affordable. When an app needs every last drop of performance, we build it the traditional native way. We will always tell you which suits you.
Process
Five steps. Nothing hidden.
The same path on every build, from the first call to the first real number. Scroll to follow it.
Consultation
We learn your clinic: the treatments, the team, how patients book, and the numbers that matter.
Strategise
A clear plan and a firm scope. What we build, what it costs, and what it should bring back.
Design
Shaped around your patients and your brand, never forced into another clinic's template.
Build
Made properly, with patient data handled carefully and everything connected to what you already run.
Measure
Bookings, enquiries, and hours saved, watched with you and improved from there. Launch is the start.
Is this you?
This is for you if.
Your team is stuck doing a job by hand that an app could do in seconds.
Patients phone to rebook, ask for aftercare, or chase results that an app could give them.
Practitioners on home visits are working from paper and text messages.
You want one app across iOS, Android, and web without paying for three builds.
The next step
Ready to build the app?
Tell us about your clinic and what you want more of, or less of. We will tell you, plainly, what we would build and what it should bring back. No pressure, no jargon.
Common questions.
Often not. A fast website with good online booking covers most clinics. An app earns its place when patients come back often, such as memberships, courses of treatment, or ongoing results, or when your team needs a tool out in the field. We will tell you honestly.
It depends on who uses it and where. We often build on Expo so one codebase covers iOS, Android, and web, then focus the experience where your users actually are.
It depends on scope. We scope a clear first version, ship it, then improve from there. You get a firm figure and timeline before any work begins.
Yes. We build, submit, and manage releases, and with Expo we can push many updates over the air without waiting on store review.
Completely. The code, the accounts, and the data are yours.