Say what it can't do
Every feature page lists what isn't built yet. If we haven't done a compliance audit, we say so. Finding out in week two is worse than hearing it now.
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Built for the front desk
Plenty of clinics run their front desk on two things: a personal WhatsApp number and a paper diary. Mediora replaces both, and adds an assistant for the messages that arrive after everyone's gone home.
Why this exists
A patient messages at 11pm asking what a check-up costs. Nobody answers until 9am, when there are forty more messages waiting, two of them for the same 10 o’clock slot.
The receptionist answers the same handful of questions all day: prices, opening times, parking, “is there anything after five?”. Bookings live in a diary only one person can read at a time. When someone leaves, the WhatsApp history leaves on their phone.
Mediora puts the clinic’s WhatsApp in a shared inbox, the diary in a calendar that refuses double bookings, and patients in records your whole team can find by any version of their phone number. The assistant handles the routine questions and bookings, and hands everything else to a person.
How we build it
Six rules that shape every feature. Most of them are enforced by code, not by a promise.
Nothing is hard-deleted
Staff, services and patients are archived, never erased. A deleted doctor would orphan years of appointments and notes; an archived one doesn't.
Your data is your clinic's
Each clinic's records are separated by the database itself, and the clinical record is read only by the people allowed to read it. Not even our AI can reach it.
People stay in charge
The assistant is off until you switch it on, hands over when it's out of its depth, and steps aside the moment someone on your team takes over.
Rules live in the database
A doctor can't be double-booked, a signed note can't be edited, an audit entry can't be rewritten. The database enforces these, not good intentions.
Clinic time, always
Lahore, Leeds, Brisbane or Boston: hours, reminders and daily totals follow your clinic's own timezone, daylight saving included.
A note from the team
The Mediora team
We’re building Mediora for clinics in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Pakistan: places where patients already message their clinic on WhatsApp and expect an answer.
The product is new, and we’d rather earn trust slowly than borrow it. You won’t find made-up customer logos or quotes on this site. When real clinics are happy to say something about us, it’ll be here, with their names on it.
If you run a clinic and want to shape what we build next, we’d like to hear from you.
See for yourself
Patch notes
Everything we've built, phase by phase, including the audits.
Security
How each clinic's data is kept separate, and what we haven't done yet.
Talk to us
Questions, partnerships, or a clinic that wants to shape the roadmap.
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