Your practice in your pocket — no app store between you

Install from the browser, on purpose

Open your practice URL in Safari or Chrome, add it to the home screen, and SideClick runs like an app: full screen, an icon on the phone, offline support. No app store account, no forced updates on a store's schedule, and no third party standing between a clinical tool and the clinician who depends on it.

On iPhone and iPad this is also the honest answer to a real constraint: it ships today, updates when we update it, and works identically on Android.

Built for the away-from-desk half of the job

The mobile surface concentrates on what you need when you are not at the desk:

• Day sheet — today's appointments with each chart one tap away
• Practice overview on the move
• Notes and photo capture during home and school visits
• Patient messages answered between sessions

How it works in practice

A home-visit morning: the day sheet loads before you leave WiFi, the first patient's chart is one tap deep, and the note you write at their kitchen table saves locally with no signal. Photos of the home setup attach to the record on the spot. Back in coverage, the queue syncs and the clinic desktop shows the morning's work merged in. The mechanics of the offline queue and the encrypted relay behind it are on the sync page.

A phone is a first-class device

The phone enrolls like any other device, counts against the seat's three, and is individually revocable if it goes missing — with its local data encrypted at rest regardless. There is no reduced-trust mobile mode; it is simply another enrolled machine that happens to fit in a pocket.

Editions

The mobile app rides sync, so it arrives with the Practice edition. Patient-facing mobile access is a different feature — that's the patient portal, on the Portal edition. The pricing page shows both rungs.