Patient win-back demo
A simulated chat with a patient: confirming a visit, booking a follow-up, winning back people who stopped coming. Next to it, a counter of what no-shows cost.
Below is a rollout running at a client right now, and demos you can open in the next tab and try yourself. No video decks, no “we can do that”.
A manufacturing company in Türkiye. A corporate document system with no open API. The director approved every payment by hand: log in, find the row, open the card, click. Now he replies in WhatsApp and a program files the decision.
Delivered and paid in full in September 2026. Runs on the client's server, unattended.
Read the full caseEverything below opens right now, with no sign-up and no request form. Built by me, runs in the browser.
A simulated chat with a patient: confirming a visit, booking a follow-up, winning back people who stopped coming. Next to it, a counter of what no-shows cost.
An industry page with a live calculator: put in your own numbers for bookings and no-shows and see what leaks away every month. It computes in the browser and sends nothing anywhere.
The same for carriers running their own fleet: trip statuses without ringing drivers, document collection, payments stuck in limbo. With a calculator that turns phone calls into hours and money.
Built without page builders or templates: Russian, English and Turkish versions, analytics throughout, dark and light themes. If you need a site, it looks and works roughly like this.
Shown honestly: these are not delivered yet. If one is close to your problem, you can join at this stage and get it sooner and cheaper.
A guest books a table themselves — in a messenger or from the site, without calling anyone. A floor map, live occupancy, a reminder before the visit, a no-show flag.
A working prototype: the system pulls the bookings, reminds the patient, collects the replies and hands them back to the front desk. Being prepared for a live rollout.
And what closes each of them. Ten minutes to read, with a table inside so you can run your own numbers. Delivered in Telegram, nothing to fill in.
In fifteen minutes I'll go through the process and say honestly whether it is worth automating. If it isn't, I'll say so. It's free.