Less routine. More medicine.
Three products built by physicians — for following patients after cancer surgery, for writing medical records, and for running medical simulation centres.
iLARS
Patient follow-upEvery day between visits.
After rectal cancer surgery, many patients live with bowel problems for months. With iLARS they log their symptoms in two minutes each evening — and their doctor sees the trend, and who needs attention, on one screen.
- A two-minute daily check-in on the phone
- A doctor portal that flags worsening scores and missed check-ins
- Now growing into Lithuania's national colorectal cancer registry
Dr. Filler
Medical recordsLook up at your patient.
A Chrome extension for doctors in Lithuania. It listens to the consultation, reads earlier documents and fills in the visit record. The doctor checks it and saves.
- Fills in E025 and E027 forms and suggests ICD-10 codes
- Works inside ELI, Foxus, VARUTIS and ESIS
- A phone app records ward rounds and sends the text to the computer
SimuFlow
Simulation centresLess planning. More teaching.
A phone app and web dashboard that run a medical simulation centre day to day: who is in, who trained on which simulator, and which classes are planned where.
- Check in with a tap of the phone; simulator time is logged automatically
- Class planning that blocks double bookings, with reminders an hour before
- In daily use at Vilnius University's Medical Simulation Centre since September 2026
Want to see one in action?
We'll give you a live demo, or set up a pilot at your clinic or centre.
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