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Two things shape it: voice and WhatsApp. A doctor can run the whole consultation by voice — dictate the complaints, the diagnosis and the medicines, then say “sign and print” or “call next patient”. The AI drafts prescriptions from a catalogue of 2,48,000+ Indian medicines and checks each one against the patient's allergies, other medicines and conditions. The prescription then goes to the patient on WhatsApp, and the waiting room runs on a token board that calls turns out loud.

Yes. A solo doctor can sign up alone in under a minute and run the clinic without any staff — patients register themselves at the kiosk and the queue moves on one tap. A multi-doctor clinic or hospital OPD gets a separate queue per doctor, admin, doctor and staff roles, revenue per doctor, and doctors who work at more than one branch under a single login.

Yes, if your current software lets you export. Take a CSV or Excel file of patients and import it into Clyno. The importer matches on phone number and name so you do not get the same patient twice, and on a merge it fills only the empty fields. Past visits can be imported as dated records as well.

Not at the moment. Your first month is ₹99, taxes included — one month, one time, for a clinic that is new to Clyno. Enter your name and mobile number, verify the OTP, pay, and the workspace opens. No card is saved and nothing renews on its own, so you can still run Clyno next to your current software on the same day's patients and decide from that.

If they use Clyno. Clyno Labs is a free portal for the lab: you send the test order from the consultation screen and the finished report comes back on to the patient's chart, with critical values flagged. Clyno Pharmacy is a portal for the chemist: while you prescribe, each medicine shows an in-stock or out-of-stock badge, and one tap sends the prescription to their billing screen. Both are separate sign-ups that the lab or pharmacy does themselves.