What is Clyno?

Clyno is clinic software for doctors and clinics in India, with AI built into the consultation. It has an AI medical scribe, an AI prescription copilot, an AI diagnosis assistant, a full EMR, consultation screens for 26 specialities, and the front-desk side — token queue, appointments, billing and WhatsApp follow-ups — in one platform. Your pathology lab and medical store can be connected to it too. The point of it is that the doctor types less.

Clyno is built and owned by Krilax Innovations Private Limited, a technology company based in India.

No. The EMR is part of it, but Clyno also runs the queue and the front desk, sends prescriptions and reminders on WhatsApp, connects to labs and pharmacies that use Clyno, and reports the clinic's numbers. It is meant to replace several separate softwares, not sit beside them.

Clyno starts with ₹99 for your first month, then Essentials at ₹1,499 per doctor/month or Clinic AI at ₹2,299 per doctor/month or AI + Scribe at ₹3,499 per doctor/month. Multi-clinic and hospital setups use a custom Enterprise plan — contact sales. See the pricing page for what is in each plan.

Web, Windows desktop and Android, with the same account and the same records on each. There is no iPhone app yet.

It listens to the doctor–patient conversation and drafts the clinical note, the diagnosis and the prescription, in the doctor's own specialty. The doctor reads it, changes what is wrong, and signs. The scribe's audio is transcribed and then thrown away; keeping a recording is a separate feature that has to be switched on and is shown to the patient.

Dictation and the scribe work in English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam and Punjabi — and because Indian OPD mixes English into every other language, English is always recognised alongside whichever one you pick. The printed prescription is set per clinic and can carry Hindi or Marathi in Devanagari under the English line.

Yes, and they cost nothing extra. Send tests to your pathology lab in one tap and the report comes back into the patient's chart, and you are alerted when it lands. While prescribing you see live in-stock, low and out-of-stock badges from your pharmacy, and can send the prescription straight to its billing screen. The lab and the shop each get their own free portal — Clyno Labs for worklists, test prices and signed report PDFs, Clyno Pharmacy for counter billing, GST bills, stock with expiry and customer khata.

Twenty-six, each with its own consult panels — physicians, surgeons, dentists, gynaecologists, skin doctors and eye doctors among them, plus paediatrics, orthopaedics, ENT, psychiatry, oncology and the AYUSH streams. The panels shown depend on the qualification on your profile, and one doctor can run more than one speciality.

Clyno runs multi-doctor and multi-branch outpatient departments, including a hospital OPD, with central admin and cross-clinic reporting. It does not do inpatient work — there are no admissions, wards, bed management or IPD billing in the product today.

No. Clyno does not create, link or verify ABHA numbers and is not an ABDM-registered health information provider today. Clyno works fully without ABHA, and we will say so here on the day that changes.

Yes. Clyno is built in India for Indian clinics and hospitals, with data hosted in India, and it supports Indian languages and Indian OPD workflows.

Data is hosted in India, encrypted in transit and at rest, separated per clinic, and access is by role with activity logged. It is never used to train AI models, and the clinic can export its own data at any time. We follow the principles of India's DPDP Act. To be clear about what we do not have: Clyno holds no ISO, SOC 2, HIPAA or NABH certification, and it is not connected to ABDM.