The whole clinic,laid out before the door opens.
You found this clinic last night and booked the slot yourself, in five short steps. Walk in.
The website, the booking and the reminder are Flossify. No phone call, no waiting for the desk to open.
02 — Who it is for
Your clinic gets its own front door.
One link per branch, open on today. Runs on the tablet at the chair and the desktop at the desk, and says so plainly when a brownout takes the line.
Or you are the one in the chair.
Find a dentist by what hurts, see the price and a real open slot, and book at eleven at night without an account. See what PhilHealth covers and who takes your HMO.
What the staff were looking at.
The front desk stops asking you, and you stop asking them. The reason and the dentist sit on the row, not three clicks away.
Chart number, name, last visit. Nothing to open before you know who you are looking at.
In the chair, waiting, stuck with HMOs. The last one is money you have already earned.



Everything a clinic actually does.
05 — In short
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Bookmark it once. It opens on today, on whatever device is nearest.
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A finding on the mesial is not a finding on the whole tooth. The chart knows the difference.
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One form, no card. Send us the spreadsheet or the index cards; migration is our job.
Questions.
Do I need to be good with computers?
No. If you can use a phone, you can use this. The parts you touch every day are the ones we worked hardest to make obvious, and we sit with you for the first week.
I already use something else. Is moving painful?
It is our job, not yours. Send us whatever you have — another system, a spreadsheet, a shelf of index cards — and we bring your patients and their charts across while you carry on working.
What happens to my records if I ever leave?
Ask, and we hand you everything in files you can open without us. No exit fee. They were always yours.
Does it work when the internet is down?
It installs on the tablet like an app, and it tells you plainly when the connection is gone rather than losing a note. Records themselves still need a signal today; charting that catches up on its own when the line returns is the next thing we are building.
Who is behind it?
A small team in Baguio City. You talk to the people who build it, which is why things get fixed quickly.







