No subscription.
Download it, use it. No monthly fees, no per-patient pricing, no "seats." You're not renting access to your own inbox.
Private · Local · No cloud
Your patients' WhatsApp messages never leave your computer.
ClinDesk is a desktop app that triages your clinic's WhatsApp inbox — answering non-clinical questions, collecting booking details, and alerting you when something needs a doctor. Unlike cloud-based assistants, everything runs locally. You own the data. No one else ever sees it.
Privacy
Built around a simple promise: your patients' data stays yours.
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Runs on your computer.
ClinDesk is a desktop app, not a web service. The AI model lives on your machine and processes every message there. Nothing is uploaded, stored on a server, or sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, or anyone else.
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No cloud. No SaaS.
There is no ClinDesk server. Turn off your internet and it still answers.
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You own the data.
Conversations, intake forms, and settings live in one folder on your computer. Back it up, move it, or delete it yourself.
~ / .clindesk /
├── clindesk.db
├── clinic.json
└── auth/
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Features
Quiet automation where it matters. You, everywhere else.
Answers non-clinical questions.
Hours, location, prices, how to get there — without bothering you.
Collects booking details.
Clinic visits, home visits, remote consults. When it's your turn, everything is ready.
Speaks Spanish and English.
Fluently. Switching in the same conversation.
Catches emergencies.
Alerts your phone immediately when something can't wait.
Quotes real prices.
From your own catalog — never invents a number.
Steps aside when you step in.
The moment you reply to a patient yourself, it stops. Resume with a single message when you're done.
Understands voice notes.
Transcribed locally, same as everything else.
It links to your existing WhatsApp Business account the same way WhatsApp Web does. Nothing to migrate, no new number to share.
Request the beta.
ClinDesk is in private beta. Leave your email and we'll send you the installer when your platform is ready.
Coming to macOS first, then Windows and Linux.