7 tools for this work
Front office and scheduling maths. No clinical tools, and no patient information ever.Free operations tools for medical and dental practices
These are practice operations tools: schedule fill, no-show impact, patient lifetime value, phone coverage and review flow. None of them diagnose, treat, or advise on care, and none of them ask for anything about a patient. Everything you type stays in your browser.
Every tool is free to run without creating an account.

Who this is for
Practice managers, office administrators, dentists, physicians and front desk teams.
What usually goes wrong
- Empty hygiene and follow-up slots still cost the full staffed hour.
- The phone rings during clinic and new patient calls go to voicemail.
- A new patient is worth years of visits, but acquisition gets judged on one appointment.
- Reviews decide which practice a new patient calls first.
7 tools built for this work, plus the broadly useful library.
Start here
The ones most people in this work should run first.
Built specifically for this work
Money and operations
Broadly useful tools
Not built only for this work, but useful to almost any business.
Questions people ask
Is any of this clinical?
No. Every tool here is scheduling, staffing or front office maths. Nothing here diagnoses or treats anything, and it must never be used for a clinical decision.
Can I enter patient details?
No, and there is nowhere to. Do not type names, dates of birth or record numbers into any tool on this site. These calculators take counts and dollar amounts only.
Is this HIPAA compliant?
That question does not apply, because these tools do not collect, transmit or store health information of any kind. They run in your browser. We make no compliance claim, because no system here has been formally assessed for one.
The tools show the leak
Fixing the connected system is the other half.
If new patient calls are hitting voicemail during clinic, the fix is coverage that works without adding a person at the desk.