Physiotherapy clinic
The whole product, configured the way this business actually runs.
Demos
Every competitor shows you the customer’s side and stops there, because the admin is where the software either helps or does not. Each demo opens three ways — book an appointment as a customer, then open the same site as the owner and as the practitioner who has to work it.
The whole product, configured the way this business actually runs.
The whole product, configured the way this business actually runs.
The whole product, configured the way this business actually runs.
Consultation types of different lengths, referral notes, and follow-ups booked before the patient leaves the room.
Hygienist and dentist chairs booked separately, recall reminders at six months, treatment plans across visits.
Test-by-test availability, fasting instructions sent with the confirmation, results-ready notification.
Programmes rather than appointments — an eight-week plan booked once, with check-ins tracked between sessions.
Courses of treatment, pain scores collected between visits, and a screen for who has sessions left unused.
Private by default — discreet confirmations, no service name in the reminder, recurring weekly slots held for a client.
The patient has an owner and a species. Vaccination recalls, emergency slots kept open, multi-pet households.
Duration by breed and coat, drop-off and collection windows, a deposit for the dog that didn't turn up last time.
Visits at the patient's address rather than yours — travel buffers between calls and routes that make sense.
Walk-ins alongside bookings, fifteen-minute cuts, and a queue that tells people when to arrive.
Treatment menus with patch-test rules, packages of six, and gift cards bought by somebody else.
Short slots, two technicians, add-on services picked at booking, and deposits on the long appointments.
Rooms as well as therapists, couples' treatments needing two of each, and day packages that span the afternoon.
Sixty and ninety minutes at different prices, intake questions about injuries, and rebook nudges at four weeks.
Consultation first, then a long session with a real deposit — the one industry where deposits are non-negotiable.
One-to-one sessions against a trainer's diary, blocks of ten paid up front, and membership pricing.
Recurring class timetables by belt and age group, term enrolment, and a register the instructor marks off.
Reformer studios with eight machines, waiting lists that actually move, and passes that expire.
Courts and pitches as bookable resources, seasonal availability, and weather cancellations handled in bulk.
Terms rather than sessions, siblings booked together, and levels that determine which classes are offered.
Ticketed events with early-bird pricing, named attendees, and a door list on the phone.
Paid discovery calls, timezone-aware slots for international clients, and a video link on every confirmation.
Practice areas as services, a fixed-fee first consultation taken at booking, and conflict-check questions at intake.
Programmes of six or twelve sessions, paid as a package, with progress tracked between them.
Client meetings across a team calendar, round-robin assignment, and a booking page per account manager.
Half-day and full-day shoots, location as a variable, deposits that hold the date, and travel time built in.
Weekly recurring slots per student, term dates, parent-facing booking, and payment by the block.
Priced by rooms or hours, recurring weekly or fortnightly visits, teams rather than individuals.
Bay capacity, service durations by vehicle size, and drop-off slots that don't collide.
Short paid sessions taken in advance, by video or in person, with a discreet confirmation.
No demo for that yet — but it is almost certainly the same plugin with different settings. Ask for one and we will build it for you to look at.
Better than a demo
A shared demo has other people’s bookings in it and resets under your feet. This gives you a private WordPress with Kavita already installed, seeded with a clinic’s worth of data, and nothing to uninstall afterwards.
Thirty-three to choose from, or start blank if you would rather set it up yourself and time how long it takes.
Your own URL, your own admin, your own database. No signup, no card, no sales call, and nothing emailed to you.
Take a payment in test mode, cancel it, refund it, double-book on purpose and watch it refuse. It vanishes after an hour.
Test-mode gateway keys throughout — no sandbox can move real money, and none of them can email your customers.
Don’t see yours?
Nothing above is a special edition, and there is no per-industry pricing. Each demo is Kavita with different settings and a different theme, which is the point: if your business books appointments, the configuration already exists or takes an afternoon.
When you are done looking
The demo you just used is the free plan with a theme on top. Nothing you saw is a paid add-on, and nothing you saw takes a cut of the booking.
Design reference. This one answers from a fixed list, with no model behind it. The real agent will call our own endpoint — never OpenAI directly, because a key in this page is a key anyone can read.