1Intake—
2Review—
3Sign—
4Done

Tell us about your clinic

Legal identity

Who is signing? *

This is the legal entity that holds the agreement — your company if you trade through one, otherwise you as an individual.

Full legal name *

Your company name as registered, or your own full name if you sign as an individual.

What kind of practice? *

Companies House number

Leave blank if you sign as an individual. This is not your GMC number.

Email *

Primary contact *

Contact role

Address *

Who signs off your clinical content?

The clinician responsible for the content

Clinician name *

Registration body *

Registration number *

Indemnity insurer *

Indemnity reference

Conflicts of interest

How is your patient content based? *

I confirm authoring / sign-off here is within my scope of practice. *

Your free trial

You’re starting on the free trial (3 months, up to 2 pathways). You sign up properly now, so at the end it can simply continue as a paid plan — or stop, with no obligation.

Expected paid plan after trial *

Expected billing cadence

I understand the free trial isn't free forever — at the end it either becomes a paid plan or stops. *

Products & clinic details

Which parts would you like? *

Pick what you need now — you can add the others later.

Clinic name (shown to patients) *

Which procedures will you cover?

Anything about your patients we should know?

How should the app open for patients?

Patients can switch between the two at any time — this just sets which one they see first.

How patient data is handled — please confirm you understand

These are the promises the app is built on. Ticking them confirms you understand them — they form part of your agreement.

The app never collects information that identifies a patient — no names, dates of birth or NHS numbers.

Patients never log in or create an account — they stay anonymous.

No advertising or tracking of patients — only anonymous, combined usage statistics.

The app only shows information. It never diagnoses, advises, or makes decisions about a patient's care.

I understand the app can't prove that a particular patient read a particular page. It improves how information is shared, but it isn't proof that a patient gave consent.