For clinics · Coming soon
Give every patient the bit in between.
A fifteen-minute appointment gives your patient a plan. Do Today carries it through the weeks in between — research, tracking, reminders and honest answers, on the fly, all grounded in real Australian clinical evidence and built with Nurse Practitioners, Dieticians and Psychologists. Clinic self-serve signup isn't open yet; existing partner clinics keep working as usual.
Four ways your patients get in.
Pick whatever fits how you already work — or mix them. You manage all of it from one clinic dashboard.
Invite by email
Add a patient's email from your dashboard, one at a time or in a batch. They get a link and they're in.
A shared claim code
Hand your patients one code — on a card, in a letter, on your website. They enter it and they're covered.
SSO by email domain
Set your clinic's email domain and any patient who signs in with it is admitted automatically — no lists to keep.
Your PMS, via API
Connect your practice software (like Halaxy) with an API key and webhook. New and discharged patients sync as your records change.
Built for health data.
Do Today is a health product, and it's held to that standard. Adults 18+ only. The hard safety rules — allergies, dietary needs, injuries, fluid limits — never depend on the AI remembering.
Australian-resident data
Everything lives in Australia (Supabase, Sydney). No offshore storage.
Your patients, isolated
Every record is scoped to your clinic. One clinic can never see another's patients.
You control access
Admit or revoke any patient any time. Discharge someone and their free access ends — their private health data stays theirs.
Patients own their data
Diary, meals, weight and notes belong to the patient and export any time. Do Today supports your care; it never replaces it.
What it looks like once you're in.
Setting up takes minutes — and for most clinics there's no software to connect (only the optional PMS/API method does). Here's the day-to-day.
Your clinic dashboard
The moment you pay, your clinic is created and you land on your dashboard with a short setup checklist — logo, your team, your practitioners, and how patients get in.
You + one team member
You're the owner. Add one more person — a clinic admin (full setup) or a receptionist (front desk: patients, invites, notices). Neither can see a patient's health data or your billing.
A noticeboard for your patients
Post updates — a closure, a new service — that appear on your patients' home screen. The assistant can tidy your wording; any patient can mute clinic updates.
Booking in one place, and a weekly email
Keep your practitioners and their appointment links in one spot — it's the single source Abraham uses. Choose one practitioner to receive a weekly patient-review summary.
One clinic, one fee
$299/mo
Flat monthly fee. Every one of your patients gets Do Today free — no per-seat pricing, no tiers, no upsells.
Coming soon
Clinic self-serve signup isn't open yet. Existing partner clinics keep working as usual — we'll reopen this when it's ready.
For adults 18+. Do Today works alongside a medically-supervised program — your Nurse Practitioner, dietitian, psychologist or GP — and supports care; it never replaces it. In a crisis, call Lifeline 13 11 14 or 000.
Questions clinics ask.
Can we sign up now?
Not yet — clinic self-serve signup is coming soon. Existing partner clinics keep working as usual.
How many patients can we add?
Up to 500 active patients on the $299/mo plan — every one of them free. If you're approaching that, talk to us and we'll sort a higher cap.
Do patients pay anything?
Never. The clinic fee covers your whole patient population. There are no per-seat charges, tiers or upsells to your patients.
What about patient consent?
Adding a patient and their privacy consent are separate. A patient you've added still agrees to the privacy terms in-app before they can chat — you'll see "Awaiting consent" next to them until they do. It clears itself.
Can we remove a patient?
Any time, from the Patients tab. Their access ends; their own health data stays theirs. Nothing is connected to your practice software, so removal is always your call.