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Who this is for

Practices we build for

Five verticals, each losing revenue in a different place. A dental recall gap and a veterinary vaccination gap are not the same problem wearing different words, and the build reflects that.
5 verticalsVeterinary is the anchor build

Anchor vertical

Live build

Your clients are booking elsewhere because booking elsewhere is easier

Independent veterinary clinics lose appointments twice: once to no-shows, and again to the clinic down the road that lets a client book at 9pm without picking up the phone.

Why this one first

One to three vets, independently owned general practice. The largest single health vertical in scheduling software, and the least digitised.

No-shows sit around 10–12% of booked appointments. Each one is a slot that was staffed, prepared and then paid for by nobody.

By practice type

Where the money leaves, vertical by vertical

Each page states the loss pattern, the trigger that starts the search, and what the build has to do differently to close it.

  • Dental practices

    Two separate leaks: same-week no-shows, and recall appointments that were never rebooked at all. The second one is larger and almost never measured.

    Usually fits Client Retention Engine

    Dental systems
  • Physiotherapy & chiropractic clinics

    Cancellations concentrate mid-plan. The patient feels better around visit four, cancels visit five, and never reschedules the remaining seven.

    Usually fits Client Retention Engine

    Physio & Chiro systems
  • Med spas & aesthetic clinics

    Deposit-less bookings walking away. High-value treatment slots held with nothing attached to them, then released hours before.

    Usually fits Signature Practice App

    Med Spa & Wellness systems
  • Urgent care clinics

    Not primarily no-shows. The loss is staff hours absorbed by manual scheduling, phone triage and the queue that forms the moment the doors open.

    Usually fits No-Show Shield

    Urgent Care systems

What is shared

Every independent practice loses revenue the same four ways

The vertical changes the vocabulary. It does not change the mechanics: appointments booked without friction removed, reminders that never send, payments collected after the fact, and a schedule only one person can see.

Where we work

United States and Canada primarily, with Australia on the same terms.

Systems are built remotely and delivered async, with a short discovery call to open the engagement.

Fit

Four kinds of practice we turn down

Stated here because a bad fit costs you more than it costs us.

  • Corporate-owned chains, which already run enterprise practice software with an IT function behind it.

  • Practices under five bookings a week — there is not enough volume for the system to pay for itself.

  • Practices without budget for both a build and a monthly Care Plan.

  • Owners who genuinely enjoy configuring software themselves. Done-for-you is the wrong purchase for them.

Next step

Find out what your booking flow is costing you

Send the four numbers your practice already has. You get a written figure for the monthly revenue your current flow is leaking, and a recorded teardown of where it goes. Three business days, no obligation, no call required.

  • 20 minutes discovery call, only if you want one
  • 90-Day No-Show Recovery Guarantee
  • 3 new practices a month