Hosting a tool yourself is a decision about control rather than about price. It keeps the data on infrastructure the client owns, removes the per-seat pricing that punishes growth, and leaves the door open to migrate later. These pages describe the internal tools and open-source stacks we deploy that way.
Our patient journey audits rested on durations reconstructed from memory. We built an application that follows our existing outline, times the visit as it happens and walks through its checklist before exporting the report.
Read moreA structured interview tool for hiring: shared evaluation grids, weighted scoring and a candidate ranking your whole team can read and defend.
Read moreTo hire our junior developer, we built a small web application that brings together the context of the role, the candidate profile, interview note-taking, scoring, and a weighted ranking. Data stays local, code is open on GitHub.
Read moreHow a patient check-in kiosk for an ophthalmology practice goes beyond mere registration: it identifies the patient, infers the consultation type from the last follow-up, and automatically creates the worklist item in the patient record, with a mobile companion secured by physical presence, self-hosted and GDPR-friendly. A comparison with Phreesia, Clearwave, Qmatic and the patient kiosk market.
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