For clinics and single-doctor practices

    Clinic management software your front desk will actually use

    For single-doctor and small clinics where consulting hours are run from a paper diary and a ringing phone. Patients book a real slot online, pay the consultation fee when they book, and their visit history is on a record the doctor can open before calling them in.

    Free plan, no card and no call. One flat monthly price when you upgrade, zero commission on payments, cancel yourself in the app.

    A general practitioner in a consulting room leaning forward, listening closely to a seated patient

    Who this is for

    Written for the way clinics actually run

    • Single-doctor clinics running morning and evening consulting hours
    • Small clinics with two or three consultants sharing one reception
    • Clinics where the receptionist spends clinic hours answering booking calls
    • Doctors who want visit history without buying a hospital-grade system

    What operate1 replaces

    A booking tool, a payment link, a client spreadsheet and a reminders routine, folded into one account at one flat monthly price.

    Zero commission on every plan. You connect your own payment account and the money settles to you; we charge the subscription and nothing else.

    Three things that go wrong every week

    The phone rings through the entire clinic session. The receptionist juggles the diary, the queue at the desk and the caller asking whether the doctor sits this evening.

    Your consulting hours, consultation fee and real availability are on the booking page around the clock. The 9 pm caller books tomorrow's 6:30 pm slot herself, and the desk answers fewer calls during the busiest hours.

    Patients booked by phone simply do not come, and the evening session swings between an empty half hour and a forty-minute pile-up.

    The consultation fee is paid at booking, which changes who shows up. Email reminders at 24 hours and 2 hours catch the forgetters, and your cancellation policy is published instead of argued.

    A returning patient's last visit lives in a carbon-copy slip they may or may not have brought. The consultation starts with reconstruction.

    Every visit, payment and your notes sit on the patient's record. Open it before they walk in and the last visit's notes are already in front of you.

    How it works

    How a booking runs here

    1. Consulting hours go on the page

      Morning and evening hours as availability windows, consultation types as services with their own fee and duration, at your own link or your own domain on Pro.

    2. Patients book a numbered slot, not a vague hour

      The page offers real slots from your hours and existing bookings, with buffers if you want breathing room between patients.

    3. The fee is paid at booking

      UPI, card or net banking through the clinic's own Razorpay account, with zero operate1 commission on every plan.

    4. The visit lands on the record

      Intake answers, the visit, the payment and your notes accumulate per patient. Reminders go out by email at 24 hours and 2 hours.

    What you get on day one

    Consulting hours as real slots

    Morning and evening windows, closed days and buffers. The page only offers times the doctor actually sits.

    Consultation fee at booking

    UPI, cards and net banking into the clinic's own account. A paid booking is a patient who shows up.

    One record per patient

    Visit history, payments, intake answers and your notes against each patient. Notes and history, not an EMR.

    Intake before the visit

    Symptoms, history questions and consent collected by a form whose answers land on the patient's record.

    Access controlled by role

    Reception sees the schedule, the doctor sees the record. Role-based access keeps it that way, and your data is exportable on request.

    Reminders the desk never sends

    Automatic email reminders at 24 hours and 2 hours before the appointment, unmetered on every plan.

    Not built yet, named plainly

    What clinics ask us for that is not built yet. We would rather you read it here than assume it.

    • E-prescriptions and EMR-grade clinical charting. Records are notes, history, intake answers and payments, not a clinical documentation system.
    • Appointment tokens and a waiting-room queue display. Booked slots exist; a live token board does not.
    • WhatsApp reminders and confirmations. Reminders are email today; WhatsApp is on the roadmap.
    • Insurance billing, superbills and claim workflows. Not built.

    Questions clinics ask us

    Is this an EMR?

    No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Records hold visit history, notes, intake answers and payments. There is no clinical charting, no e-prescribing and no lab-result management. Many small clinics find that is what they actually needed.

    Can I still take walk-in patients?

    Yes. Online bookings fill known slots and walk-ins take the gaps, exactly like today. You can add a walk-in as a booking at the desk so their visit still lands on a record.

    How do patients pay the consultation fee?

    By UPI, card or net banking at booking, through the clinic's own Razorpay account, or Stripe for international cards. operate1 takes zero commission on every plan; only the gateway's processing fee applies.

    How is patient information handled?

    Records sit in your clinic's account with role-based access, consent can be captured through intake forms, and you can export your data on request. We give you the tools; we do not make legal compliance claims on your behalf.

    Take the next booking properly

    Built for clinics and single-doctor practices. The free plan needs no card and no call. Put your services on a page tonight and decide in the morning.

    One flat price for the whole team. Cancel yourself in the app and take your data with you.