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Prescription and clinic software for doctors in India

A proper prescription, in under a minute. The clinic, built around it.

On your own pad, or on their WhatsApp.

Your medicines come up with your usual doses, it prints on the pad you already use, and every visit stays on file. When the clinic is busy, your assistant registers, queues and bills patients, and prints what you sign.

14 days of Pro, free · No card needed · Nothing to install

Indian medicine brands, with what they contain
3,65,036Indian medicine brands, with what they contain
Indian languages printed beside English
11Indian languages printed beside English
clinics on one login, each with its own desk
5clinics on one login, each with its own desk
to set up, in the browser, with nothing to install
10 minto set up, in the browser, with nothing to install

01Prescriptions

Written in a minute. Printed, or sent to their WhatsApp.

Type four letters and your medicine comes up with your usual dose. Save a whole disease as a template. Print it on your own pad, or send it to their WhatsApp.

Write

It remembers your medicines, doses, advice and tests.

Print or send

On your own pad, or on their WhatsApp.

A prescription on plain A4 paper with the doctor's header, in a teal and saffron colour set.

Templates for a whole disease

Viral fever or a diabetes review, saved once: medicines, tests, advice and follow-up in one click.

Your pad, your look

Pre-printed pads, a Canva letterhead, or one designed here with your logo and colours, on A4, A5 or Letter.

Compact when it runs long

Nine medicines on one page: a long prescription goes compact by itself.

Allergy warnings

A medicine that clashes with a recorded allergy is named before you sign, by drug family too.

From patient to printed prescription, in under a minute

Video language
Writing, printing and sending, in detail

A visit on RxKite

From the door to the patient’s phone, in one flow.

Your front desk and your chamber work on the same patient at the same time. Nothing is written twice, and nobody waits for a register book.

  1. 01 · Front desk

    Registered at the door

    Name and mobile in seconds, with a patient ID of their own. Anyone already registered is found by name, mobile or ID.

  2. 02 · Front desk

    Token and vitals

    Marked arrived with a token, BP and sugar taken. It is all on the prescription before you open it.

  3. 03 · Front desk

    Called on the TV

    Press Call next. The waiting-room TV chimes and says the token, so nobody shouts names.

  4. 04 · You

    Prescribed in under a minute

    Your medicines with your doses, a template for the whole disease, or the last visit in a click.

  5. 05 · Front desk

    Printed with the bill

    On your pad, exactly as you signed it. They take the fee by cash, UPI or card, and note any due.

  6. 06 · Patient

    On their phone, on file

    The signed PDF on their WhatsApp or email, and the whole visit kept under the patient.

02Front desk and appointments

A front desk that keeps the OPD moving.

Your receptionist gets a login of their own. Patients are registered, booked into slots, given a token and called on the TV, so the next patient is always ready.

Standard and Pro

Their own login, never yours

2 assistants on Standard, 3 for each clinic on Pro. Each signs in with their own email and a code, and everything they do is under their name.

Registered in seconds

A patient ID of their own and a token if your clinic calls by number. Same name and no mobile? It asks before making a second record.

Bookings in slots

Your slot length and sessions, New and Follow-up marked, closed days and blocked slots. A full slot warns the desk; it never turns a patient away.

Running late, worked out

When the OPD runs behind, every later slot shows when its patients are now likely to be seen. Nobody has to guess.

A TV that calls the token

Press Call next and the waiting-room TV chimes and says the token, in English or ten Indian languages, or plays your own voice.

Vitals before you see them

BP, pulse, temperature, sugar and weight from the desk, already on the prescription when you open it.
Everything the front desk does On Standard and Pro, and in the trial.

03Desk printing

Sign in your chamber. It prints at the front desk.

Keep the printer at the desk. Your assistant prints what you signed, on your pad, and hands it over with the bill while you see the next patient.

  • Exactly as you signed it: nobody at the desk can change a word
  • Your uploaded signature and stamp, or a space to sign in ink
  • Only the assistants you allow, and every print recorded under their name
  • An old prescription reprinted at the desk, with your OK after 30 days

04Patient records

Every visit on file, under the patient.

History, allergies, vitals, lab results and old reports on one page, and every prescription you wrote opens, prints or sends again. The record builds itself as you prescribe, with no extra forms to fill.

Lab results in a few taps. + CBC, + Lipid profile, + Thyroid, with ranges. High and Low flag themselves.

Charted over the years. Any test or vital on a chart, its range shaded.

Old papers attached. A report photographed with the phone, kept under the patient.

Anyone in seconds. Ctrl + K: part of the name, three digits of the mobile, or the ID.

Patients and records, in detail

05Bills

Bills, part payments and dues, kept straight.

  • Your charges in a tap, with a discount in rupees or a percent
  • Paid by cash, UPI or card, in full or in part; the rest stays due
  • Your logo, Reg. No. and a QR on every bill
  • The month’s takings, with spreadsheets for your accountant
A bill from Rao Family Clinic: consultation, dressing and ECG with a discount, total ₹1,100, paid ₹600 by UPI, balance due ₹500, with a QR code to check it.

06Several clinics

Every chamber you sit in, on one login.

  • Up to 5 clinics, switched in one tap
  • Each with its own front desk, lists and 3 assistant logins
  • A pad for each clinic, or one that lists them all
  • One record per patient, wherever you see them

Bills are on Standard and Pro, and in the trial; several clinics on Pro. RxKite never handles the patient’s money: it keeps the record.

Phone, video and chat

Not in the OPD? See them on a video call.

  • A video call or chat from the patient’s page; they open the link with no app
  • Encrypted, direct between your devices, and never recorded
  • After a call, or an ordinary phone call, a signed prescription instead of a photo of a slip
How online consults work

Why RxKite

Why clinics move to RxKite.

The short answer to “why not the software everyone has heard of?”

Easy from the first day

No training and nothing to install. Set up in about ten minutes, and a short tour shows you and your assistant around.

It prints on your own pad

Keep your printed pads and letterhead. The prescription fits their blank space, lined up with one test print.

Your words stay yours

Signed means locked. The desk prints and bills, but never writes, changes or signs a prescription.

A fair price

The whole front desk from ₹349 a month, the prescription on its own from ₹59. Shown on the pricing page, not hidden behind a sales call.

No ads, no data selling

Doctors pay; patients never do. Patient data is never used for anything else, AI training included.

Made by a GP who listens

Built, and used every day, by Dr. Shounak Pal, a practising GP in Kolkata. What doctors ask for shapes what comes next.

Moving from other clinic software

Switch on a Sunday. Open on Monday.

There is no way yet to bring in a patient list from other software, so earlier visits stay where they are. Everything new is in RxKite from the first patient.

  1. 1

    Your details and pad. About ten minutes, and one test print on the pads you already have.

  2. 2

    Invite your assistant. By email, from Front desk. They sign in with their own login.

  3. 3

    Patients as they come. Registered at the desk or by you, in seconds, from the first day.

  4. 4

    Never stuck again. Every patient, prescription and PDF downloads in full, whenever you want.

  • Your name, Reg. No. and council on every page
  • A QR the chemist scans to check it is genuine
  • Nightly encrypted backups, kept in a separate place
  • A full export, or your account deleted, whenever you want

From doctors who use it

What doctors say

“As a new doctor, RXkite has been an absolute game-changer! ❤️ I don’t even have a physical prescription pad yet, and earlier, I had to write prescriptions and investigations on plain paper or WhatsApp. Now, I can create professional prescriptions, customise them effortlessly, and share them digitally or print them whenever needed. It’s incredibly user-friendly, convenient, and the pricing is almost unbelievably affordable! Honestly, I love everything about it. Highly recommended for doctors looking for a simple, efficient, and affordable prescription solution!”
Dr. Simran DasGeneral Physician · Kolkata
RX Kite is excellent, excellent software, professional, and easy to use. Customer support very good. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thank you, RX Kite Team!
Dr. Raghuveer MeenaENT Specialist.

Pricing

About one consultation fee a month.

Start with 14 days of Pro, free, with the front desk and bills. Then pick the plan your clinic needs. GST included.

The prescriptionLite and Starter

from₹59

a month for Lite; Starter ₹149

  • Writing, templates and the Library
  • Your pad, in your style
  • Patient records and sending
  • No front desk or bills

The clinicStandard

₹349

a month, or ₹3,499 a year

  • 500 prescriptions a month
  • The front desk, with 2 assistant logins
  • Bookings in slots and the waiting-room TV
  • Desk printing and bills, at one clinic

Several clinicsPro

₹649

a month, or ₹6,499 a year

  • No limit on prescriptions
  • Up to 5 clinics
  • 3 assistant logins for each
  • Priority support
Is RxKite an EMR, or clinic software?

Both, for a clinic with one doctor or a few chambers. Every visit is kept under the patient: prescriptions, history, allergies, vitals, lab results charted over time and photos of old reports. Around that are a front desk for your assistant, bookings in slots, a waiting-room TV that calls the token, bills for your fees and up to 5 clinics. It is not hospital software, with no wards or lab machines. If you work on your own it is just as quick, and you never need to set up the clinic parts.

I use another clinic software. Can I move?

Yes, and you can keep your printed pads. Setting up takes about ten minutes: your details, your pad and one test print; then invite your assistant by email. Patients are added as they come in, by you or at the desk. There is no way yet to bring in a patient list from other software, so earlier visits stay in your old software or on paper. Everything you write in RxKite downloads in full whenever you want, so you are never stuck again.

Can my assistant print the prescription I sign?

Yes, on the Standard and Pro plans, and during the trial, if you let them. Sign in your chamber and the prescription is ready on the front desk’s list: your assistant presses Print and chooses your uploaded signature and stamp, or a space for you to sign in ink. It prints exactly as you signed it, and they cannot change a word. Prescriptions signed in the last 30 days print at once; an older one waits for your OK. Every print is recorded under their name.

Do I need training to use it?

No. RxKite opens in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to install. Setting up takes about ten minutes: your details, your pad and one test print, and a short tour shows you around the first time. Type a few letters of a medicine and pick it; from then on it comes up first, with your usual dose. If you get stuck, the guide explains each part step by step, or write to support@rxkite.com.

Can I keep using my printed prescription pad?

Yes. Choose “Pre-printed pad”, enter the height of your printed header and footer, print the test page once to check, and every prescription prints neatly in the blank space. Your name and clinic details are not printed twice.

Can I send a prescription to the patient’s phone?

Yes, after any consult: in the OPD, on a video call, or over an ordinary phone call with a patient you know. Write it as you would in the OPD, sign it, then press WhatsApp to send the PDF to their mobile from RxKite’s WhatsApp number, from your name (one WhatsApp credit; every plan includes some each month), or Email to send it from your name, free. It carries your uploaded signature and the verification QR, and is filed under the patient. For a consult at a distance, start a video call or live chat from the patient’s page and send them the link, by email, WhatsApp or however you like; it opens in their browser with no app. Whether a consultation can be done remotely, and what to prescribe after it, stays your clinical decision under the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines.

Who can see my patients’ data?

Only you, when signed in, and the front desk assistants you invite, who see patients’ details and visits at the front desk, and bills if you allow it, but never their documents or your notes, and prescriptions only to print the ones you let them. Data is encrypted in transit, backed up nightly in encrypted form, and you can download a complete export or delete your account whenever you like. RxKite never records video calls, and a chat is kept only if you save it to the patient’s record when it ends.

Run tomorrow’s OPD on RxKite.

Setting up takes about ten minutes: your details, your pad, one test print. Then invite your assistant whenever you are ready.