Real availability, not a request form
Doctors publish weekly consulting hours once. Patients see the exact free slots and confirm in a couple of taps — no phone tag, no double bookings.
Small clinics still run on phone calls and a folder of paper reports. MediTrack gives them a live booking page, a shared patient record and document storage that only the treating doctor can open.
Dr. Sana Ahmed
Cardiology · 12 years experience
Thursday, 6 August
No modules to configure and no per-seat licence. Four things, done properly.
Doctors publish weekly consulting hours once. Patients see the exact free slots and confirm in a couple of taps — no phone tag, no double bookings.
Lab results, prescriptions and scans upload straight to the patient record, so the doctor opens the consultation with the history already in front of them.
Documents live in a private storage bucket. A doctor can only open a file if they share an appointment with that patient — enforced in the database, not the UI.
Every past visit, consultation note and uploaded document sits on a single timeline that both sides can read.
Sign up as a patient, or as a doctor with your speciality and clinic details.
Doctors set weekly consulting hours; patients filter the directory by speciality.
Pick a free slot, describe the concern and upload any prior reports.
The doctor confirms, reviews the history, and records notes against the visit.
Free to set up. Your first bookable slot is about five minutes away.
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