Use case
Build a Booking & Appointment App for Your Clinic
A waiting room full of walk-ins, a register that only one receptionist can read, and a phone that never stops ringing — that is how most Indian clinics still run their day. Kashvi lets you replace that with a real appointment app you describe in plain English: patients book a slot or take a token, they get a WhatsApp confirmation, the doctor sees the day's queue, and past visit notes are one tap away. You get a working Postgres database, patient and staff logins, a live preview, and the full source code you own outright — web plus native Android and iOS.
What a clinic booking app actually needs
A scheduler for a doctor's clinic is not a generic calendar. It has to respect how OPD days really work — token numbers for the queue, fixed slots for specialists, a way to mark no-shows, and a patient's history sitting right next to their next appointment. Kashvi builds these as real, connected features backed by a database, not static screens. When you type out the workflow you want, it generates the tables, the booking logic, the login for both patients and front-desk staff, and the screens that tie them together.
- Token and queue mode for walk-in OPD, plus fixed-slot booking for scheduled consultations
- Automatic WhatsApp confirmations and reminders so patients actually turn up on time
- A patient record that carries visit history, prescriptions and notes across appointments
- UPI or Razorpay collection for the consultation fee at the time of booking
- A doctor's day view showing who is next, who has paid, and who cancelled
- Front-desk and doctor roles with separate logins and permissions
How Kashvi builds it from a prompt
You describe the clinic in your own words. Kashvi plans the data model — patients, doctors, appointments, payments — spins up a real Postgres database, wires up sign-up and login, and renders a live preview you can click through immediately. If a generation step fails, your credits are refunded, so you are never charged for a broken build. When it looks right, you download the entire codebase and host it wherever you like. There is no proprietary runtime and no lock-in: the app is yours, and so is the patient data inside it.
Try this prompt: "A clinic appointment app where patients pick a doctor and a time slot, pay the consultation fee by UPI, and get a WhatsApp confirmation. The receptionist sees today's queue and can add walk-in tokens."
Or this one: "A multi-doctor clinic booking app with token numbers for OPD, patient history with past prescriptions, and a dashboard showing how many patients each doctor saw this week."
Or: "A dental clinic scheduler where patients book by treatment type, get a reminder the day before, and pay a booking deposit through Razorpay."
Web and native, patient-facing and staff-facing
Patients in India live on their phones, so Kashvi builds real React Native apps for Android and iOS alongside the web version from the same prompt. Your patients can install an app to book and see their upcoming visits, while your receptionist manages the queue from a browser at the front desk. Everything reads and writes to the same database, so a token added at the desk shows up instantly in the doctor's view.
| Clinic problem | What Kashvi builds |
|---|---|
| Walk-in crowding and shouting for the next number | A live token queue patients can watch on their phone |
| No-shows and empty slots | WhatsApp reminders and a booking fee that reduces cancellations |
| Fees collected loosely in cash | UPI or Razorpay charge at booking with a paid/unpaid status |
| Paper registers only one person can read | A shared patient record with searchable visit history |
Because the billing is transparent, you can see exactly what each build costs, and failed AI generations refund your credits automatically. You are building a real product for your clinic — not renting screens you will lose access to later.
Questions
Frequently asked
- Can patients pay the consultation fee online when they book?
- Yes. Kashvi can wire UPI or Razorpay into the booking flow so the fee is collected at the time the slot is reserved, with a clear paid or unpaid status the front desk can see. INR pricing is first-class, so you are not fighting a foreign-currency checkout.
- Does it support token queues as well as fixed time slots?
- It does. You can describe both — token numbers for walk-in OPD and fixed slots for scheduled consultations — and Kashvi builds the logic for each. Many clinics run both at once, so the doctor's day view can show tokens and booked slots together.
- How do patients get their appointment confirmations?
- You can set up WhatsApp confirmations and reminders in the prompt, since that is where Indian patients actually read messages. A confirmation goes out when they book, and a reminder before the visit to cut down no-shows.
- Do I own the code and the patient data?
- Completely. Kashvi generates the full source code and a real Postgres database, and you download and host both. There is no proprietary runtime and no lock-in — the patient records belong to your clinic, not to us.
- Can I build separate access for the doctor and the receptionist?
- Yes. Kashvi sets up real login with roles, so the receptionist manages the queue and bookings while the doctor sees their patient list and history. You describe who should do what and it builds the permissions to match.
- What happens if an AI generation fails midway?
- Your credits are refunded for that failed step. The fair billing model means you are only charged for builds that actually produce working output, so a broken generation never costs you.
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Open your clinic's appointment app today
Describe your OPD flow once and get a working booking app — queue, WhatsApp confirmations, UPI fees and code you own.
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