The main screen features a prominent "Call a Doctor" button. The symptom selection screen lets patients pick what's bothering them — fever, nausea, headache, rash, chest pain, joint pain, and more. After selecting symptoms, the patient fills in details: who the visit is for, address, preferred time, payment method, and any comments. The doctor type and price are shown before confirmation.
Patients can add and manage family members — entering name, date of birth, and phone number. Each patient profile is saved for quick reuse on future bookings.
The address screen uses a map with location pin for precise positioning. The patient enters street, building, entrance, floor, apartment, and intercom code. Saved addresses can be reused for future visits.
Once the doctor is dispatched, patients can track their real-time location on a map with an estimated arrival time — similar to a taxi app experience.
After the visit, the app prompts the patient to rate the doctor on a 5-star scale and optionally write a review. The order summary shows the assigned doctor, price, and payment method. The app was published on both the App Store and Google Play.
