Every screen, what it does, how to test it, and what the lawyers still have to settle.

Hospital and nursing-home staff — front desk, wards, pharmacy, stores, accounts, administration · /dock/login

The hospital's own working surface, and the largest of the four. A patient is registered here, given a bed, billed, discharged and followed up here; the store, the duty roster, the vendors, the laboratory, the audit trail and the staff roll are all here too. If a task belongs to the establishment rather than to one clinician or one patient, it is in Dock.

• Every screen is scoped to a facility. A clerk at one nursing home cannot open another's patients, and that is enforced by the API rather than by hiding a menu item.
• The administrator decides and CBS records. Dock suggests, warns and audits; it does not overrule the person who is legally responsible for the patient.

The clinician — doctor, AYUSH practitioner, and the nurse at the bedside · /medico/login

One doctor's own view, carried across every establishment they practise at. Their patients, their queue, the consultation, the prescription, the ward round, the discharge narrative and their own earnings statement. Where Dock answers 'what is happening in this hospital', Medico answers 'what is waiting for me'.

• A consultant sees their own earnings and cannot open another's — the statement is scoped by the signed-in token, not by a parameter in the address bar.
• Every AI suggestion is labelled, cited and logged, and none of it acts on its own. A clinician remains in the loop for anything that reaches a patient.

Patients, the family member who looks after them, and the home device estate · /care/login

The patient's own door. Their record, their appointments, their medicines, the bills and reports the hospital has released to them, and the people looking after them. It also carries the home side of the CB device — the check-in, the fall, the SOS — and the refill request that asks the medical shop to prepare a repeat.

• A patient signs in by one-time code against their own phone number, not with a hospital password.
• Care asks and never dispenses. A refill request closes by attaching a bill the shop's till made, so stock leaves one place and one place only.

The medical shop — the owner, and whoever is standing at the till · /counter/login

The shop counter, and a different business from the hospital even when the same family owns both. Ringing up a sale, dispensing against a prescription, the credit book, the day book, stock in and stock out, expiry, and the statutory registers a drug inspector asks for. It carries over-the-counter goods as well as medicines.

• The shop's ledger is separate from the hospital's consumable store by design, ruled on 2026-09-11. Two businesses, two stocks, two sets of books — one login.
• Schedule H1 and Schedule X registers print as PDFs. Whether a particular state also requires a bound paper register is a question still to be settled with a working shop.