Digital prescriptions on WhatsApp. An ambient AI scribe. A live OPD queue. Without changing how you already work.
A GP seeing 40 patients a day writes every prescription by hand. Lab results live in WhatsApp forwards. A patient's history exists nowhere — not with the doctor, not with the patient. Every visit starts from zero.
The tools that exist ask doctors to change everything.
Nadi asks them to change nothing.
Leave your details and we’ll call you to set it up. No account needed to ask.
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Record a consultation and watch a structured clinical note assemble itself — then edit and approve before it ever enters the record. Nothing is automatic.
Write it the way you always have. Nadi turns it into a clean, typed prescription — on your clinic letterhead with your signature on paid plans — and sends the patient a secure link on WhatsApp in seconds.
Not everything waits for you to be at the clinic desk. The Nadi Doctor app carries the work you can safely do from a phone — so the small things don’t pile up for tomorrow.
A regular patient asks for a repeat. You open the request, see the vitals they logged first, and approve — or adjust the dose and approve — in a tap, without breaking your OPD flow.
A patient has asked for a second opinion (₹500). You read it over chai, write your assessment and recommendation, and send it back — no laptop, no going back to the clinic.
A patient who cannot travel — elderly, unwell, out of town. You take the call from wherever you are, and the notes you write save straight to their record.
Two things every Indian doctor is now asked about: ABDM and the new data-protection law. Here is where Nadi actually stands — what is working today, and what we are still building.
The DPDP Act asks you to take consent, log access, protect data and honour a request to be forgotten. Nadi does this in the background, so it is one less thing on your desk.
We have corrected our own privacy policy more than once, when we found a claim was not exact. We would rather be precise than impressive — you are the one who will have to stand behind it.
ABDM is the government’s health-data network. Your patient gets an ABHA number, and with their consent their records can follow them from one doctor to the next. It is where practice in India is heading, and the incentives are real.
ABDM-ready. Nadi is built to ABDM standards and runs in the ABDM sandbox today. Linking records to ABHA goes live once our registration as a Health Information Provider is complete.
You set the price. Enroll patients on your terms. As your reputation grows, raise your prices — Nadi never takes more than 15%.
Pregnancy, paediatric and skin plans come without tiers. Chronic care plans have three tiers with scheduled check-ins — you set the price; suggested defaults:
No price floor — charge what you’re worth
Patients request refills through the app. They log vitals first — you review and approve in one tap.
Captures the income that currently leaks to chemists. Doctor-set pricing, no floor.
Applies to care plans, refills, and second opinions
Patient plans from ₹0 to ₹99/month · 15% platform fee on all doctor-set transactions · No price floors
Free to start. Nothing to install for your patients. Nothing new for you to learn.