A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR THE WEB
RxSaaf.
A prescription-first workspace for Pakistani doctors.
Pick a patient, build a structured dosage from a searchable medicine catalog, and issue a prescription that prints cleanly and carries a QR code a pharmacist can verify. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install. Doctor accounts are provisioned by the team — there is no public sign-up.
Make it yours- PLATFORM
- Web · any modern browser
- AVAILABILITY
- Hosted app · Provisioned doctor accounts
- STATUS
- beta
THE GOOD STUFF
Small details.
A useful difference.
Patient in seconds
Search the patients you have already seen, or quick-add a new one with a name, age and optional phone. Every record is scoped to the doctor who created it.
Medicine search, not free text
Brand or generic lookup against the clinic catalog, filtered by the doctor’s specialty and matched through aliases, with structured manual entry when a medicine is not listed.
Dosage by tapping
Quantity, morning/afternoon/evening/night, duration, route, before or after food, and SOS — all structured fields, so the pharmacist reads the same thing the doctor meant.
QR-verifiable
Issuing a prescription mints a public verification link and QR code. Scanning it shows the recorded prescription — the same one the doctor signed off, not a retyped copy.
Prints how clinics actually print
A4 letterhead plus 80mm and 58mm thermal layouts, with an Urdu single-line instruction so the patient can read the schedule too.
Provisioned access only
Accounts are created by the team with a PMDC registration number on file, and one active session per doctor. No public sign-up, no shared logins.
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