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Three hospitals.Five group chats.One patient inbox.

Give every ward its own channel. Nurses message it like any group chat — no app, no account — and TekaDok files each update to the right patient. Paste from Viber or Messenger too. Nothing attaches until you confirm.

Sample ward · no account · free during early access

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A ward channel: nurse messages on the left, the ward's patient review queue on the right

Works with the chats your nurses already use

  • iMessageiMessage
  • ViberViber
  • WhatsAppWhatsApp
  • Facebook MessengerMessenger
  • TelegramTelegram
  • SMS

…or anything you can copy and paste.

New — ward channels

Your nurses just text.
Your patients stay sorted.

  • One channel per ward or hospital. St. Mary’s Ward 3, City General ICU — updates never mix across hospitals.
  • Nurses join with a link and a nickname. No app to install, no account to make. They keep texting the way they do today.
  • Every message files itself. Vitals and concerns become a review queue for that ward — sitting right beside the chat.
  • Reply where the update happened. Orders and acknowledgements stay with the ward, not lost in a personal thread.
See it in the simulator
A ward channel on mobile: nurses' updates and the doctor's replies in one thread

From chat mess to ward clarity

Updates from your channel land by themselves. For everything else — Viber, Messenger, SMS — it's three steps.

1

Paste

Copy the nurse’s message from Viber, Messenger, or SMS — paste it in as-is.

Doc si Ana 305
Temp 39 BP 120/80
For your orders

2

Review

Taglish shorthand becomes structured fields. The original message stays beside it.

Patient
Ana Lim
Room
305
Temp
39°C
3

Confirm

Nothing attaches to a patient until you tap Confirm. Wrong match? Pick another.

Attach to Ana Lim · Rm 305?

Pick anotherConfirm

Built for doctors on PH wards — not hospital IT projects

Why doctors ask for this

Night shift, three group chats, one missed BP. The pain isn’t “more AI” — it’s losing the update that was already sent.

Pattern from early conversations with doctors on Philippine wards. TekaDok is in early access — free while we learn with you. The simulator is sample data only — no account.

  • Nurses message your ward channel directly — no account, just a link
  • Works from any chat you paste — Messenger, Viber, SMS
  • Raw message stays beside every summary
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest · never diagnoses or prescribes

Questions

What do I get for free?

Early access is free: create an account with your email, open a channel per ward, invite your nurses, and review patients per ward. No credit card. Pricing comes later — we’ll tell you before anything changes.

Do my nurses need an account?

No. Share your ward channel’s link — they open it, type a nickname, and text like they do today. Their updates land in that ward’s review queue automatically.

Is this ready for real patients?

The product is early access. Use the simulator with sample data to evaluate the workflow — no account required. Don’t put identifiable real patient information in until you’re comfortable with our Privacy terms and your own hospital rules.

Can it diagnose or replace my EMR?

No. TekaDok only organizes what you paste. It never diagnoses, triages, or recommends treatment — and it is not a hospital EMR.

Does it read Messenger automatically?

No. Outside your ward channels, you paste the messages you choose. Nothing enters without you.

Who is it for?

Doctors and residents on rounds who get nurse updates in chat and need one channel per ward with its own patient queue — not hospital IT rollouts.

See your wards clearly before the next round.

Free during early access · simulator uses sample data — no account

TekaDok

TekaDok does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace clinical judgment. Early access — evaluate with sample data; follow your institution’s rules for patient information.

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