Tethr.
Memory is a terrible database. Consultants deserve a better one.
The problem
Consultants work across clinics. Their software does not. The EMR stays behind. The appointment book stays behind. The billing system stays behind. So they remember follow-ups, payments, allergies, conversations and loose ends themselves. Most days, memory is enough. The days it fails are the ones that matter.
A better way
Tethr remembers instead. Type a few words. "Paid 1500". "Next Monday". "Done". Every morning, know who needs you. Every evening, know what happened. Everything that used to live in your head now has somewhere else to live.
FAQ
Because your EMR belongs to a clinic. You do not. Tethr follows you wherever you work.
Because reminders become conversations. Conversations become clutter. The important things disappear. Tethr keeps everything structured without asking you to think about structure.
No. Keep using your existing software. Tethr fills the gaps between them.
No. Home is a table you scan; chat is a command bar for when typing beats tapping. Both read and write the same data, so use whichever is faster in the moment.
Close the cycle. The record is frozen. Diagnosis. Treatment. Revenue. History should not change.
Consultants who work across multiple clinics and carry hundreds of active patients in their heads.
A note
Tethr started after watching consultants carry hundreds of patients entirely in their heads.
The software around them remembered records. Nobody remembered the work between the records.
So we built something that does.
Values
Memory is for people. Records are for software.
The best reminder is the one you never had to remember.
One screen is enough.
A brief should be brief.
Finished work should stay finished.