The doctor’s app
For the chamber: installing, prescriptions, lab reports, the assistant’s phone, online serials, the AI and backup.
The doctor’s appThe diagnostic centreThe hospital and clinic
Getting started
Installing Nirnoy Rx
Putting Nirnoy Rx on a Windows computer, and what it asks the first time it opens.
How the licence works
The Machine ID, entering your key, changing computers, and what happens with no internet.
Bringing your practice in
Your patient list from Excel or a CSV file, and old paper prescriptions from a photograph.
Day to day
Writing and printing prescriptions
Finding medicines, doses, templates, and setting the margin for a pre-printed pad.
Reading a lab report in
Photograph a report and its values go into the patient’s file — along with anything it could not read.
Reports and the numbers
Who came, what was taken, and every lab report read in — for any dates, ready to print or download.
Turning the AI on, and paying for it
Two ways to pay — your own API key, or credits bought from us. What each costs, and where the running total is.
The desk and the assistant’s phone
Pairing a phone, deciding what it may do, and revoking one that is lost.
Serial times, the calendar and appointments
A rough time for every number, serials days ahead, the reason for the visit, an hour for reports, the day’s list and a message to everybody on it.
Online serials and deposits
Patients booking from home, and taking a deposit — through the gateway, or sent by hand.
Seeing a patient online
A patient seen by video or voice from home, with the prescription written on the pad as usual and sent to his phone.
Follow-ups and reminders
Who you asked back and when, reminding them the evening before, and who actually came.
Referral letters
A letter built from the record — findings, medicines, laboratory values — on your own letterhead.
Medical certificates
Sick leave, fit to resume, a medical certificate and fit to travel — written from the record, numbered and kept.
A child’s growth and vaccines, and pregnancy
A child’s and a teenager’s measurements against the WHO curves to 19 years, the EPI schedule, and the weeks and due date from the LMP.
Patient photos
Before-and-after photos of a rash, a wound or a lesion — with the patient’s consent, inside the file, compared side by side.
The postgraduate logbook
A case log for a doctor training for FCPS, MD or MS — gathered from your own prescriptions, without who the patients were, exported in one press.
The AI scribe
With the patient’s agreement, the whole consultation drafted into the record — you check every box before it goes in.
Keeping it safe
The takings
Not finding it?
Open a ticket — we usually answer within a working day, and a question we are asked twice becomes a page.