What's new on MedAppz.

Every five minutes it checks 23 signals in each clinic — critical results nobody has acknowledged, overdue doses, results waiting for review, low and expiring stock, no-shows, unbooked follow-ups, unpaid bills and more — tells the right role, and prepares the next step as a card in their AI Inbox. By default it notifies and prepares but never acts alone; quiet hours run from 10 pm to 7 am for anything not critical, and a manager hears about a finding left for four hours. It never writes anything clinical. /autopilot-ai now says live.

Inside the assistant, Talk starts a live voice call. It answers aloud in about a second, you can interrupt it mid-sentence, and every change it prepares still comes back as a card to confirm. The voice guide on this website runs on the same engine. /voice and /assistant now mark realtime voice as live.

Staff link their own phone once with a 6-digit code, then ask and update from one common MedAppz number, with Confirm and Cancel buttons on every change. Clinics need no WhatsApp Business account or templates. By default the chat shows counts, statuses and links, never a patient’s clinical detail. It goes live when the common number is connected, and /whatsapp says so until then.

Recorders, phone apps and meeting notetakers can send what they heard to MedAppz: open a session, stream transcript segments, close it. What was said becomes proposals in the Voice Inbox for a person to accept. Device keys are made in the Voice Inbox, and progress comes back as server-sent events and signed webhooks.

From the Team screen an admin can sign in as a colleague to see exactly what they see, and come back with one click; copy a sign-in link for them, set their password, correct their name or email, or remove them from the clinic.

The demo banner has a “Viewing as” picker, so you can follow one patient from the front desk to the doctor to the pharmacy without signing out. medappz.com/go/demo/doctor — or any other role — opens straight into that person’s day and can be bookmarked.

We signed in as each of 35 roles and followed their day through the apps. All 80 problems we found — logic that gave the wrong answer, links that led nowhere, AI replies that missed — are fixed and live.

medappz.com/us, /uk, /ca and /au show the apps offered in each country, in the local currency and spelling. The prices there are launch prices and are not billed yet: every invoice today is in rupees with GST, for practices in India. None of these pages says HIPAA or GDPR compliant, because we are not there yet; each says which privacy programme is in progress.

Every app we plan to build now has a page that says what it will do, what it will not do, and which countries it is for. They are marked "In development" and cannot be installed, tried or bought. Each page has a waitlist, and the apps with the longest waitlists move up. The app catalog filters by live, in design and in development, and by country.

Home care, senior care, assisted living, polyclinics, clinic chains, coworking clinics, single- and multi-speciality hospitals, tertiary hospitals, doctors in corporate hospitals, trust and government hospitals, medical colleges, pharmacies, ambulance operators, wellness centres and telemedicine each have a page under /for. Each lists the apps that kind of place can install today, and keeps what is still being built for it in a separate section. /stacks now has a bundle for each of them.

Each page says what works in the product today and what is still being built, side by side. White-label, the partner console, the Western CRM and the native mobile apps are in development and say so. The ABDM page says plainly that MedAppz is not connected to the national gateway yet, and the offline page that the front desk still needs a connection.

HIPAA, UK GDPR, PIPEDA, the Australian Privacy Act and India's DPDP Act each have a page under /trust that separates what is done from what is in progress. Our server is in Boston, USA, and a US server is not HIPAA compliance: that needs signed agreements with every vendor that handles patient data, and those are not signed yet.

Pages under /compare set MedAppz beside other Indian hospital, clinic, lab and pharmacy software. Every fact about another product comes from that vendor's own website, with the date and the pages linked, and each comparison says where the other product is ahead of us.

/roadmap lists every app in design and in development, filterable by country, generated from the same catalog as the app pages so the two cannot disagree. It carries no dates, because we do not have dates we could stand behind yet.

Pricing shows the launch prices for each country beside the rupee plans we bill today, a partner and white-label tier that is talked through rather than listed, and says plainly that apps in development are not for sale. The developer page lists what you can use today (API keys, signed webhooks, DataVault streams and KeyRing) and marks the third-party app programme as in development, with a waitlist.