Healthcare
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe the dental practice website and patient system you need — booking, recalls, memberships, treatment plans, and lab cases — and it builds it around your practice.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a generic booking widget — it’s an AI that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds it: the website, patient records, booking rules, recall reminders, membership plan, lab-case tracking, and staff screens. What you get is a real application for your practice. You can use it, change it later by asking, and run it on your own domain. It isn’t a template.
On this page, that app is a dental practice website and patient system. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this is one example.
Dentistry runs on follow-up. A completed cleaning creates the next due date. A treatment plan creates the next appointment. A crown prep creates a lab case. Generic booking tools usually treat each appointment as separate.
Kliv builds the practice around the loop. Recalls, procedure-aware booking, memberships, lab cases, and patient access all read from the same patient records.
These are the records a practice uses every day.
Families can share an account and address, while each chart, image, and care sheet stays scoped to its own patient.
Each completed visit writes the next due date. The reminder job can find who is due before the front desk does.
A checkup is 30 minutes, a crown prep is 90, and hygiene has its own room. The booking page offers only slots the procedure fits.
Plans can have stages and accepted quotes. An accepted stage becomes bookable; the rest stays visible for later.
$32 a month for uninsured patients can cover two cleanings, annual x-rays, and member pricing. Standing shows at check-in from the billing record.
A crown can show as sent to the lab on Tuesday and due back on the 14th, attached to the patient record and surfaced on the morning list if overdue.
Here’s how one practice might use it. It’s only an example — you would describe your own procedures, recall rules, memberships, lab workflow, and booking rules.
Rosa closes the visit notes, and the system writes a six-month recall date as data. The next visit is no longer just a note to remember.
A reminder leaves from the practice’s domain with a booking link. Rosa does not have to send it herself.
The patient chooses a Tuesday hygiene slot from her phone. The slot is the right length in the right room because the procedure controls availability.
The day sheet shows chairs, lab cases due back, and one membership that lapsed overnight.
At the visit, the patient accepts the crown stage from her treatment plan. Booking the prep opens the lab case at the same time.
Kliv builds from your description, so the more detail you give, the closer the first version. Include procedures, chair lengths, recall rules, memberships, households, and lab workflows. Here are three to build on:
Recall, households, procedure booking, and membership.
“Build a dental practice site with household accounts, six-month recall reminders after completed cleanings, procedure-aware online booking with 30-minute checkups and 90-minute crown-prep slots, and a $32-a-month membership plan for uninsured patients.”
Monthly subscriptions, progress photos, and aligner schedules.
“Build an orthodontics site where patients subscribe monthly to a $189 aligner program, upload progress photos at scheduled check-ins, see their remaining aligner schedule, and get reminders before each check-in.”
Age-based recall, parent accounts, and sealant reminders.
“Build a pediatric dental site where recall intervals follow age milestones, parents manage all children from one account, sealant reminders go out automatically at the right age, and booking shows only child-appropriate appointment types.”
The membership plan enforces its terms. The $32 subscription controls member pricing and covered cleanings. Active standing shows at check-in, and a lapse returns the patient to self-pay pricing after the grace period.
The recall run is scheduled. Every night, the system can find patients crossing the five-month line and queue reminders with the practice’s wording and booking link.
Privacy is in the rows. A signed-in patient sees their own chart, images, and care sheets. A parent sees their children’s records. Staff see what their roles allow.
Care sheets stay attached. After-crown instructions can live in the file store and attach to every crown visit, so the patient can find them later.
A practice is a service business with scheduling, quotes, and payments. The services page covers that wider flow.
Kliv is an AI app builder for custom web apps. You describe your dental practice website and patient system, it builds the app, and you own the result.
A real app. Kliv builds the website, patient records, booking rules, recall reminders, membership plan, lab-case tracking, and staff screens around your practice.
Yes. You can change procedure lengths, recall rules, membership terms, lab steps, website text, or reports later.
Patient charts, x-rays, and care sheets are scoped to the patient record. Access rules apply on each read, and the records belong to the practice.
No. Insurance claims are not built in. The app can track the patient side: accepted quotes, membership coverage, paid amounts, and remaining balances.
The booking page can offer only slots that fit the selected procedure. A 90-minute crown prep does not appear in a 30-minute checkup opening.
Retries can run on a schedule, and the patient can receive an email with a link to fix the card. After the grace period, member pricing can switch off until payment succeeds.
Yes. A parent can manage household booking and records while each patient’s chart remains separate.
Yes. Lab cases can attach to the patient record with sent date, due date, and status, then surface when they are due or overdue.
Yes. The site and patient portal can run on your own domain.
Yes. The code syncs to your own Git repository, so leaving is a git pull rather than a rebuild.
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Describe procedures, chair time, recalls, membership rules, treatment plans, lab cases, and patient access in detail. Kliv builds the system around that workflow.