Mobile-first, on your own phone
Built for an entry-level Android handset held in one hand, not a desktop in a consulting room. No app store download required, and no new hardware for the practice.
Any smartphone
For Practices
Better preparation before every consultation.
Open the consultation already briefed, with no new hardware to buy. Doogie gathers what the patient reports before they sit down with you, and hands you a concise, SNOMED CT coded brief to review.
How it fits your day
From booking to a briefed consultation.
Doogie sits before the appointment, not inside a new system your staff have to learn.
Invited
The practice invites the patient into a consent-aware profile, scoped to your practice.
Patient answers
An adaptive history, one question at a time, on the phone the patient already owns.
Structured
Doogie organises what was reported against recognised clinical guidance.
Brief arrives
A SNOMED CT coded consultation brief lands in the practice inbox before the visit.
Clinician reviews
Accept, edit or discard. The brief is a draft; the clinician decides.
Consultation
You start already informed, with the clock spent on judgement and care.
Designed for how care is actually delivered
Built for the hardest conditions first.
Doogie is built for intermittent connectivity, low-end phones, and records that never followed the patient — the everyday conditions your patients are already working with, not a launch-market edge case.
Low bandwidth by design
Text-first, small payloads, and a conversation that survives a dropped connection and picks up where it stopped. Data cost is treated as a clinical access issue, because it is one.
Works on a weak signalPublic and private, side by side
Most people move between a public clinic and private care over a lifetime. The health profile follows the patient across both, so context is not lost every time the setting changes.
Mixed systemsPractice system integration
A clear path to structured write-back into the practice management and health record systems clinics already run, so briefs land where clinicians already work.
FHIR write-backWhere this stands for practices
An honest roadmap, not a launch promise.
We would rather under-promise and earn trust step by step.
Next In pilot discussions
Closed pilots with partner practices
Supervised evaluation inside private practices and telehealth providers, a formal clinical safety case, and benchmarking against a clinician panel, with clinicians reviewing every Doogie brief.
Then Planned
Practice system integration
Structured write-back into the practice management and health record systems clinics already run, in any country, so the coded brief flows straight into the patient record and closes the loop.
See it for yourself
Give your practice better context, not more admin.
Patient-reported context first, clinician always in charge. Join the waitlist, or read how the safety controls work.