Every screen in this demo exists in the app today — no mock-ups, no roadmap slides. In the next few minutes you'll see your OPD, her antenatal book, her free app — and the mechanism that brings her back to you for the next pregnancy. The demo phone on this page mirrors the real app.
We won't quote industry statistics at you — you know your own clinic better than any survey. Just hold your real numbers in mind while you watch the demo.
How many antenatal patients quietly stopped coming after their second visit?
Not because they lost trust — because nobody reminded them, and life got busy. A paper appointment card can't follow up.
How many mothers who delivered with you did you ever see again?
The postpartum weeks are when she chooses her baby's pediatrician and — eventually — the doctor for her next pregnancy. Paper files don't travel into that decision.
How many prescriptions did you write twice because the first one was lost?
Photographed, forwarded, misplaced. Her records live in a hundred places — none of them yours.
Hi — I'm the founder. This page shows only what the app does today. No "coming soon", no inflated numbers. If a screen impresses you, ask me to open the real app and reproduce it live in front of you. That's the whole pitch.
Act I is the pregnancy — how your OPD runs day to day. Act II is how you stay her doctor after the delivery — the part every clinic loses by default. Click a card; the phone follows.
Total patients, high-risk, due-in-30-days — every card taps through to the actual patient list.
Appointments, live queue with tokens, QR check-in, visit entry, follow-ups. Built for 100+ patients a day.
Obstetric history, BP/weight/sugar/SpO₂ per visit, prescriptions — every edit keeps an audit trail.
Visits, scans, labs and investigations in tabs — GA, BP, fundal height, FHS, position, oedema per visit.
Week-by-week tracker, kick counter, medicine reminders, reports — your clinic's name and logo on top.
One press reaches your clinic with her name and week. You acknowledge, act, resolve — all logged.
The baby's vaccine card and newborn tools appear — and your clinic's name stays on her dashboard.
Her phone camera watches the crib; detection runs on the device and sounds a siren. No footage leaves the room.
Invoice → her phone → any UPI app → straight to your clinic's UPI ID. We never touch the money.
Receptionist on leave? Switch to the staff console yourself: register, queue, payments, reports. Nothing stops.
Notice the pattern: she and you look at the same record — she sees milestones and reminders, you see vitals, doses and audit trails. One source of truth, two views. That's why she doesn't drift to another clinic: her entire history lives under your name.
Answer honestly. Nothing is submitted anywhere — the score is computed on this page, for you. Every "yes" is a leak this app was built to close; the score measures fit, not blame.
Set your clinic's real numbers. Every assumption is a slider you can drag down to sceptical. To stay honest, the model counts months 1–3 at only 25 / 50 / 75% effect while your patients onboard, subtracts the full annual plan, and shows you the exact formula it used.
Here is one patient's journey through the app — and how many times your clinic's name appears on her phone along the way. Every touchpoint below is a real feature you just saw in the demo.
The mother's app is free, always — she is never charged, never shown ads, and her data is never sold. Your subscription is the only business model.
We sit in your clinic. Clinic profile, staff accounts and branding set up; your first 20 patients onboarded live at reception while you watch.
You see it in your own dashboard: check-ins, bookings made from her app, reports uploaded, reminders delivered. Real counts, not our slides.
We compare a month of app data with the sliders you set today. If the recovery rate is lower than you assumed — you'll know, and so will we.
The trial ends. You've had a full quarter to measure it. Continue on a plan, or export your data and stop — no lock-in, no penalty.
Your receptionist runs the front desk side. You get the dashboard, the patient record and clinical entry — the parts a doctor actually touches, built for between-patient seconds. And if you practise solo, the staff-mode switch you saw in the demo lets you run reception yourself.
Reception installs and sets it up with her in under a minute at her first visit — she never fills a form. From then on it's taps on reminders, not data entry. Honest caveat: the interface is in English today; regional-language support is our highest-priority roadmap item, and we'll tell you the date rather than pretend it's already there.
Records are encrypted in transit and at rest, and access rules isolate every clinic — your patients are visible to your clinic only, and the patient sees her own record. The baby monitor analyses the camera feed on the phone itself; no video ever leaves the device. We don't run ads and we don't sell data — the subscription is the entire business model.
Aggregators own the patient relationship and charge you for it — and their app shows her your competitors. Momivara is your clinic's own channel: she books you, pays you directly by UPI with zero commission, and sees your name on her home screen for years. We never sit between you and her.
The table above is the entire price list: ₹499–₹1,999 per month by clinic size, two months free if you pay annually, and a 90-day full-feature trial before any of it. No per-patient fees, no transaction cut, no setup charge. The mother's app is free forever.
Through app notifications on her phone — visit dates, medicines, vaccine due dates, invoices — plus the in-app schedule she checks herself. That's also the honest limitation: she needs the app installed, which is why onboarding happens at your reception, not on her own time.
Yes — that's the Enterprise case. Multiple doctors under one clinic, staff who join by clinic code with your approval, attendance, leave requests and approvals, shift schedules and slot management. Patients can be transferred between clinics with a code when a family moves.
No. Export is built in (Pro and above), your records remain yours, and there's no lock-in contract. We'd rather earn the renewal with the product than with a cage — the 90-day trial is the same philosophy at the start of the relationship.
Pick a slot. We bring a phone with the real app — not this page — and onboard your first 20 patients at your reception while you watch. Bring your scepticism.