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RegionPack · five countries

One platform. Your country’s rules.

A practice’s country sets its currency, its states or provinces, the tax its invoices name, the units its vitals are read in and how its phone numbers are matched. An Indian invoice reads exactly as it always has; a practice in the UK, Canada or Australia gets its own.

Today

Live: states, provinces and nations for the US, the UK, Canada, Australia and India; invoice wording per country; the published rates on goods for the UK, Australia and every Canadian province, each with its source and the date it took effect, used only after the practice confirms them with its accountant; units per practice; phone numbers in international format. The rates are reference data, not tax advice, and none ship for India (GST per item) or the US (the practice enters its own). Not yet: self-serve sign-up and billing outside India, and about fifty specialty desks that still show metric units.

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How it works

What changes with the country

The apps are the same everywhere. These are the rules under them that follow the practice’s country.

  1. Your states and provincesSetup, addresses and council registrations list your country’s own divisions, with a text box where a country has none.
    ● live in clinicsRegionPack →
  2. Invoices that name your taxGST in India and Australia, VAT in the UK, GST, HST, PST or QST in Canada: the invoice title, the tax column and the registration line follow the country.
    ● live in clinicsBillDesk →
  3. Published rates, confirmed by youThe rate on goods for your UK nation, Australia or Canadian province, with a link to its source. A product defaults to it only after the practice confirms it; care is never given a rate by default.
    ● live in clinicsRegionPack →
  4. Your unitsVitals, growth charts and glucose read and accept the practice’s units — pounds, inches, °F or mmol/L — while a metric clinic sees every value exactly as before.
    ● live in clinicsGlucoGraph →
  5. Phone numbers that matchOutside India numbers are kept in international format and matched on the national number at the front door, in imports and in search, so 0412 345 678 and +61 412 345 678 are one person.
    ● live in clinicsData Import →
  6. Privacy desks for your lawHIPAAGuard runs US privacy operations and GDPRDesk the UK and EU ones. They help a practice do the work; neither is a claim of compliance.
    ● live in clinicsHIPAAGuard →
AI in every app

It drafts and suggests. A person decides.

Meet medappz AI
Shows its sourcesClinical and financial answers are grounded in your own records, and name the ones they read.
Drafts, never filesA named person accepts or discards every draft. The model never signs.
You can turn it offOne setting per organisation: off, redacted or full. Off keeps the manual path.
Redacted before it leavesBy default the patient’s name, number and contact details are taken out of what the model sees.
The contract

What RegionPack promises

Every app in the store states what it reads, what it writes and what it will never do. This is its listing, word for word.

● live in clinicsRegionPack →
Reads
country configuration
Writes
the practice’s regional settings
Never
It does not branch business logic by country — services ask the pack; nothing anywhere asks "is this India?". It sets wording, not rates: tax rates come from the practice’s own registration in its books.
Your data
No PHI. Every record stays; only the workflow leaves.
The apps

The apps behind it

Every badge is read from the listing it links to.

Live today

RegionPackOne platform, your country’s rules — currency, units, tax, IDs.BillDeskEffective-dated tariffs, explained prices, honest day close.Data ImportThe old spreadsheet, read out loud before anything is written — and reversible until it is used.GlucoGraphGlucose logs, HbA1c trends and titration support.GrowthCurveThe child's growth, measured and trended — and the failure-to-thrive, SAM and growth hormone programmes built on it.VitalStreamDevice vitals with the device named, the unit verified and the clock corrected — and neuro obs trended for a head injury.HIPAAGuardUS privacy operations: the risk analysis, BAAs, the breach clock and workforce training.GDPRDeskUK and EU privacy operations: the record of processing, the one-month access clock and the 72-hour breach notice.

Offered in some markets only: HIPAAGuard (United States) · GDPRDesk (United Kingdom).

Questions, answered

What works today, and what does not yet?
Live: states, provinces and nations for the US, the UK, Canada, Australia and India; invoice wording per country; the published rates on goods for the UK, Australia and every Canadian province, each with its source and the date it took effect, used only after the practice confirms them with its accountant; units per practice; phone numbers in international format. The rates are reference data, not tax advice, and none ship for India (GST per item) or the US (the practice enters its own). Not yet: self-serve sign-up and billing outside India, and about fifty specialty desks that still show metric units.
Which apps are behind it?
Live in clinics: RegionPack, BillDesk, Data Import, GlucoGraph, GrowthCurve, VitalStream, HIPAAGuard, GDPRDesk. Each listing says what the app does and what it does not.
How do I get it?
Everything marked live runs in the demo practice now, with invented patients in it. Or set up your own practice in about a minute.
Does the AI decide anything?
No. It drafts and suggests from the records on your screen; a named person accepts or discards every draft, and one setting per organisation — off, redacted or full — decides what reaches the model.

See the live half working

Everything marked live runs in the demo practice right now, with invented patients in it. Or set up your own practice in about a minute.