The product

What a typical Wednesday looks like in a practice that uses Fibonacci

Five moments in a practice’s day, with screenshots of the app.

08:40

Before they arrive

Your day is already organized

The clinic’s schedule shows who’s arriving and for what. Each appointment links to the medical record: you open it from there, no need to search by last name.

L'agenda settimanale di Fibonacci con gli appuntamenti distribuiti sui giorni.

09:05

In the chair

The medical history is recorded as you speak

You speak, the fields fill in. Allergies appear at the top of the medical record with a banner you can’t miss: the place where a forgotten lidocaine stops being a risk.

Try it here. 7 sections, 16 places where what you write ends up. Tap one.

No free-text records: everything has its place, and you’ll find it there eight months later.

This is the application’s map: what you see here is what the doctor finds in the toolbar.

09:20

Informed consent

Every treatment has its own consent form

Select the procedure, and the form appears with the risks, alternatives, and expected outcome. The patient signs on the tablet, you countersign, and the document is archived before they stand up.

Try it here. Write a treatment you perform: if the form exists, it appears with its category.

Prova con · ·

125 procedure hanno già il loro modulo, dalla tossina alla chirurgia.
Search for one.

This is the application’s catalog. The templates are drafts: have your legal team validate them and complete the clinical sections before use.

09:35

The session

You note where you treated, how much product and which lot

Areas are marked on the map. Product, units, and batch remain linked to the session, and they’re still there at the two-month follow-up.

Try it here. Select what you did today: the recall is calculated automatically, and it tells you where it comes from.

The recall isn’t decided by one of our tables: it comes from the consent statement the patient signed.
Select a category.

3 categories have a duration. For the others the consent form gives no interval, and the product suggests no follow-up.

20:15

After hours

See who opened a record, and why

The log records every access. An automated check flags anomalies: off-hours readings, deactivated accounts, records opened without an ongoing treatment.

The access log with three red rows flagging unusual access attempts.

Close-up of a lip filler injection performed with blue gloves.

Clinical photos

Before-and-after photos don’t belong in the gallery

Photos are taken through the app, remain encrypted, and linked to the session. They don’t pass through your phone or end up in an automatic backup on a service you didn’t choose.

Have it shown to you

Half an hour on your procedures, with your cases. No commitment.

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The demo contains dummy data. Do not enter real patient information.

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