Tethr.
Invite only. Ask and we will send you a link.
Memory is a terrible database. Consultants deserve a better one.
Hey there,
One clinic has its records. The next has its own. Your note is in a notebook, the follow-up is in WhatsApp, and the rest is in your head.
When you move between practices, you are the system holding it all together. That is a lot to ask of memory, and it has nothing to do with how good a doctor you are.
The most organised consultants we know don’t remember everything. They keep it somewhere that remembers back.
That’s Tethr. A place of your own for patients, clinics, notes, payments and follow-ups. It opens on today: who needs you, who still owes you, and what you promised last week, wherever you happen to be working.
There’s no AI in it, no app store download, and nothing for the clinic to install. Your clinics don’t even need to know you use it.
Take the five-minute tour. If it looks useful, write to us and we’ll set you up ourselves. Your first month is on us.
Have a marvellous day!
Svair
The problem
Consultant doctors and dentists work across clinics they do not own. Their software does not travel with them. The EMR stays behind. The appointment book stays behind. So follow-ups go into WhatsApp, payments into a notebook, and everything else into memory. Most days, memory copes. The days it doesn’t are the ones you remember.
A better way
Tethr remembers instead. Type a few words: “paid 1500”, “next monday”, “done”. Every morning it opens on who needs you, sorted by urgency in six colours. If you let it, it sends a brief at 8 in the morning and another at 8 at night. Anything 20 days overdue moves to a calm “needs review” pile instead of nagging you forever.
FAQ
Because your EMR belongs to a clinic. You do not. Tethr follows you wherever you work.
Because reminders become conversations, conversations become clutter, and the important things scroll away. WhatsApp is brilliant for talking. It is a terrible place to keep a follow-up for next Thursday.
Excel will happily hold two hundred patients. It just won’t tell you which three need you today.
No. Keep using your clinics’ software. Tethr fills the gaps between them.
No. Tethr has no AI anywhere. The chat is a command bar: the same words always do the same thing, and it never guesses which patient you meant. Guessing is fine for song recommendations. Not for patients.
No. Home is a list you scan; chat is for when typing beats tapping. Both read and write the same records, so use whichever is faster in the moment.
Yes. Photos (iPhone ones included), PDFs, short videos and voice notes, up to 10 MB a file and 500 MB in all.
Close the cycle. The record is frozen: diagnosis, treatment, what you were paid. History should not change.
We’ll tell you when we talk. We’re taking on our first clients now, we want to look after each one properly, and we’ve kept the starting price modest. Your first month is free either way.
It isn’t clinic software: no appointment booking, no billing your patients, no medical records. It’s for one person, not a whole practice. For now it works in rupees and Indian time only. It needs an internet connection. And there’s no app store download: it runs in your browser, and once you add it to your home screen it behaves like an app.
Yes, whenever you want. Export everything as a ZIP of spreadsheet files with your attachments. If you stop paying, Tethr turns read-only, not locked: you can still read, search and export.
Tethr is invite only. Request access and we’ll send you a link. You sign in with your mobile number and a code from an authenticator app. You also get 10 recovery codes, once, in case you lose your phone. There are no passwords.
It’s for consultant doctors and dentists who work across clinics they don’t own and carry hundreds of patients in their heads. If you own the clinic and want to run it, Tethr isn’t for you. If you only ever work at one practice, you probably don’t need it.
What's new
- A five-minute walk through a normal day, with a demo patient. Nothing to install, nothing to type, nothing saved anywhere but your browser.
- Patients, clinics and tasks can each have several upcoming check-ins, not just one.
- See what each clinic has paid you, visit by visit.
- Rename a checklist item without deleting it.
- Managing check-ins, renaming checklist items and reopening a finished task now work from chat as well as by tapping.
- Tag anything (#implant) and find it again later.
- Pin the patients and clinics you open most.
- Reminders more than 20 days overdue move to a calm “needs review” pile.
- Ask about money in plain words: “finance last month”, “finance june 2025”.
- What’s due is worked out visit by visit, so part-payments add up properly.
- Deleting your account now asks for your code first.
Values
Memory is for people. Records are for software.
The best reminder is the one you never had to remember.
One screen is enough.
A brief should be brief.
Finished work should stay finished.