Changelog
What we shipped, and when
hpills is built by a small team that ships continuously. Everything below is live for every clinic, on the free plan too.
11 November 2026new
Your clinic page is now your own website, in a design you choose
Your clinic page no longer carries the hpills menu: it is your own one-page website with your name, hours, address and online booking. Choose from four designs and eight colours under Clinic website, and see your own page change as you tap, on a phone or a computer. The page states facts only. It has no place for reviews or offers and will not save words such as “cure” or “guaranteed”, in line with the homoeopathy council’s conduct rules. Your consultation fee is now shown to patients only if you tick the box. On Premium.
10 November 2026new
Case reports: help with the wording, never with the thinking
Write your own points for the introduction and hpills turns them into paragraphs. For the discussion it asks what a guide would ask (why this remedy and not the next ones, what else could explain the improvement) and drafts from your answers. It can summarise your finished paper into an abstract, shorten a section, read the draft as a referee would, and give you practice questions for the viva. It adds no facts and suggests no references: add the books you used from the hpills library with one tap, and what you read yourself with a line on what it found. The last page of every paper states how it was written, including every use of AI.
10 November 2026new
Case reports: write a treated case up as a paper
Pick a case and hpills lays out the timeline, repertorisation, medicines and follow-ups from your record, as an internship project or a journal case report. It shows what a guide or reviewer will ask for before you write, checks the paper against the case-report checklist journals use, and keeps the patient’s name out of it. You write the introduction and discussion. The paper opens for printing only after the patient’s signed consent is recorded. On Premium.
27 October 2026improved
Rubric suggestions that read the complaint as a whole
The chief complaint’s place, kind of pain and modalities now suggest the rubrics of that part’s own chapter — a knee worse from cold and stairs suggests “Extremities, pain, knee, cold” and “…, knee, ascending stairs” first, not a cold rubric from anywhere in the book. Each chosen repertory is searched in its own chapters, and the name of the condition comes last, as a rubric to eliminate with.
27 October 2026improved
Dictate the case: the patient’s own story, read complaint by complaint
Told the way patients tell it — “दो साल से दाएं घुटने में दर्द है, सीढ़ियां चढ़ने से बढ़ता है, सेक से आराम” — the complaint now fills its place (right knee), what makes it worse and better, and since when. Winter and summer are kept apart from cold and heat, a fall goes to the physical cause, the patient’s own name for it and peculiar symptoms are offered for you to confirm, and a list of what is still to ask follows. A part worse from cold is never read as a chilly patient.
26 October 2026improved
Dictate the case: who is speaking, and your own summary
Mark who is talking — the patient, an attendant such as the mother or son, or you — and hpills keeps each person’s words apart: a mother’s “इसको ठंड लगती है” is the child’s, her own “मुझे भी” is hers. Dictate your own summary as “location left wrist, worse winter, thirst thirstless” and each answer lands ticked; a question and its reply are read together. The chief complaint now also asks for a physical cause, the condition as named, a peculiar symptom and other complaints, with Winter, Summer, Wet weather and Draft among the worse-from choices.
16 October 2026improved
Stronger sign-in protection
After several wrong passwords in a row, sign-in to that account pauses for 15 minutes, so nobody can keep guessing your password. Forgot it? You can reset it with “Forgot password?” at any time.
13 October 2026new
Case prescription: every visit of a case on one slip
When a case runs over several visits, the visit timeline offers a case prescription — one slip, in your design and paper, with every visit’s date, complaint and medicines, oldest first, and one signature. Print it, download the PDF or send it on WhatsApp.
13 October 2026improved
Prescription slips: 26 designs, A5 or A4, and they fit one page
Slips are redesigned to fit one sheet with the signature on it, print on A5 or A4, carry your degrees, address, clinic timings and the next-visit date, and come in 26 designs — including one that prints only the prescription for your own pre-printed pad. Set it all on Prescription design.
11 October 2026new
Approve online bookings from your email
When a patient books on your clinic page, you get an email with their name and the time, and a link to approve or decline it from your phone — no sign-in needed. Approving sends the patient’s confirmation SMS, as it does from Appointments.
9 October 2026improved
One Rx tab — Quick or Detailed — and no more start-consultation popup
Prescribing is now one tab, Rx. It opens on Quick, the one-screen prescription; the Quick | Detailed toggle switches to the full consultation and nothing you typed is lost — “Continue in Detailed” opens the consultation with the medicines, complaint and follow up already in. Starting a consultation no longer opens a popup: pick the patient and the case right on the page, then Start prescription. A patient’s file offers their running case’s follow-up in one tap.
6 October 2026new
Quick Rx, and a patient list that remembers the last visit
Quick Rx writes a prescription on one screen — patient, the case to continue (or a new one), medicines, follow up, fee — then print or WhatsApp; “Repeat last prescription” brings back the previous medicines in one tap. Patients now lists the most recently seen first, shows each patient’s last visit (when, what was given, the complaint) on the row, and every column heading sorts or filters — who was seen today, who hasn’t come for 3+ months, follow up due, open case and more. Every patient you see now appears in Appointments: a visit without a booking shows as a walk-in, and a booking you didn’t start the consult from is marked done.
3 October 2026new
Get your clinic into Find a clinic from the dashboard
Until your clinic is listed on hpills.com/doctors, the dashboard shows what is missing — hours, a live clinic page, your city — with a preview of the card patients will see. Once your page is live, listing is one tap. “Not now” hides it for a month.
2 October 2026improved
Follow-up chips, slip preview, safer password and phone changes
“Review after” is now “Follow up”, with 3 days, 5 days, 10 days and 2 months added. Prescription design shows a live preview of each slip design with your letterhead. Changing your password is confirmed by a code texted to your mobile (no current password needed), and changing your mobile number is confirmed by an email link.
1 October 2026new
Family trees, and merging duplicate files
Draw a patient’s family as a medical pedigree by picking relations — father, sister, paternal grandmother — with each relative’s conditions; see what runs in the family by condition, highlighted in the tree, and copy it into the file. Two files for the same person can now be compared side by side and merged, with nothing lost.
24 September 2026new
Your own booking page, and patients who can read their slips
Every clinic can switch on a public page — hpills.com/dr/your-clinic — with your profile beside the booking form; patients pick a free slot and confirm with an SMS code, the request lands in your book awaiting your approval, and approving sends them the confirmation SMS. You can also block time in your book for private appointments. Opt in, and your clinic also appears on the Find a clinic directory, searchable by city. Separately, a patient can sign in with the number on their file and see the prescription slips and receipts you issued them — only those, and every read shows in your activity log.
23 September 2026improved
A denser day: the appointments day-board
On large screens the appointment book now shows the day’s timeline, the list and the booking form side by side. The patients register gained age/sex, last visit with its fee, an open-case tag and the next review date.
22 September 2026new
A new front door: real screenshots, live demo, features & compare
The website now shows the actual product photographed on a demo clinic, offers an approval-gated live demo, and carries full Features and honest Compare pages — in English and Hindi.
21 September 2026new
Six prescription designs
Pick how your printed slip and its PDF look — Classic, Elegant, Modern, Band, Warm or Heritage — from the new Prescription design page, which also gathers your slip instructions and closing line.
16 September 2026improved
Fees are part of finishing a visit
Completing a consultation now asks for the fee (0 records a free visit), and follow-up visits carry the previous fee forward — so your income record can’t silently lose visits.
7 September 2026new
Your repertory closes its own loops
A “Waiting to hear” strip surfaces patients gone silent after a prescription; a phone-reported outcome saves in one tap as a real linked follow-up; open cases with a good response offer a one-tap close to the resolved tier.
5 September 2026new
Your repertory — your own cured cases, in the grid
A follow-up marked Better/Much better against a prescription becomes your personal clinical confirmation: a green ● beside the remedy in every grid, the cases named under “Why?”, and a growing ledger page — private to you, never reordering a ranking.
3 September 2026new
What’s going around — genus epidemicus from your own cases
Your recent cases pooled Organon §100–102 style: a syndrome watch strip, a twelve-week wave curve, last year’s almanac for the same fortnight, and a quiet dashboard whisper when a wave leaves your usual corridor.
31 August 2026new
Phone verification by SMS OTP
Doctors can verify their clinic number with a one-time code — the number that appears on your slips is provably yours.
28 August 2026new
Appointment SMS confirmations
Booking an appointment texts the patient a confirmation with the clinic name and slot, on DLT-registered templates.
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