For orthodontists working across more than one clinic

Your patients follow you, not the clinic.

OrthoKeep is the record you keep for yourself. Every patient, treatment plan, aligner stage and payment in one place — across every clinic you work at, on whichever day you’re there.

90 days free · no card · then one price with everything switched on.

Your week — Dr. Omar Sabry

Smile Studio — Zamalek

3 appointments
16:00Salma FaridBracket bonding
17:00Omar EzzatAligner checkAligner 3/20
18:00Hana MostafaRetainer fitting
An example week. Yours is whatever you set it to.

The problem it solves

Three clinics, three filing systems, one doctor holding it together

If you see patients at more than one place, your work is split across systems that were never built for you — a folder at one clinic, a receptionist’s notebook at another, and the rest in your own head. OrthoKeep is the one record that stays with you.

  • The record is yours, not the clinic’s

    You own the account. Nothing depends on a clinic’s software, their permission, or their staff remembering to file something. Change where you work and your patients come with you.

  • One week, not several calendars

    Set which clinic you’re at on each day, and see every location’s list side by side. You stop asking yourself where you’re meant to be on Tuesday.

  • Pick up mid-treatment, anywhere

    Open a patient and the last session, the current aligner and what you planned next are already there — whichever chair you happen to be sitting in.

Imaging & analysis

Four analysis workspaces, built into the patient’s record

The lateral ceph, the photographs, the intraoral scan and the CBCT open from the same library the rest of the record lives in. No plug-in, no second licence, and nothing uploaded to anybody else’s service to be measured.

Cephalometric analysis

Trace a ceph once. Read eighteen analyses off it.

Place the landmarks on the film and every analysis reads from the same points — Steiner, Downs, Tweed, Wits, Ricketts, McNamara, Harvold, Jarabak, Sassouni, Legan–Burstone, Arnett, Jefferson, ABO and the rest. Switching analysis is a click, not a re-trace.

  • 40 landmarks, each with the anatomical definition beside it
  • Every norm shows its source on its own row
  • Angles and ratios need no calibration, so they are there at once
  • Millimetres stay hidden until you calibrate the film — before that a linear figure is pixels wearing a millimetre label, and radiographic magnification is not something we can guess for you
Ceph analyser — lateral ceph
40 landmarks · 18 analyses
SteinerDownsTweedRicketts+14 more
MeasurePatientNorm
SNA82.1°82 ± 2
SNB78.7°80 ± 2
ANB3.4°2 ± 2
FMA (Frankfort–mandibular)24.9°25 ± 5

Calibrate the film to unlock millimetres

Facial analysis

Photographs read as proportion, which is all a photograph can give you

Profile and frontal catalogues on the same canvas as the ceph tracer: facial thirds, nasolabial and nasofrontal angles, lip position, chin projection, midline and symmetry.

  • Profile and frontal landmark sets, two analyses each
  • Sits beside the tracing on the same patient, from the same library
  • Every measurement is an angle or a ratio, because a photograph has no scale — so there is no calibration step, and none is needed
Face analyser — frontal
Facial thirds1 : 1.02 : 0.98
Lower face height55%
Midline deviation0.6°

Angles and ratios only — a photograph has no scale

3D scan viewer

Open an intraoral scan in the browser, and measure on the mesh

Rotate it, light it how you like, and measure between two points on the surface — the measurement lands on the model itself rather than on a picture of it.

  • Binary and ASCII STL, with normals computed from the geometry
  • Two-point measurement, accurate to a fraction of a millimetre
  • Background, material and shading remembered per browser
  • Every scan in the library carries a rendered still, so a 3D file is not the one record you cannot look at
3D viewer — upper arch scan
RotateMeasureLight

STL carries no unit. Every dental scanner writes millimetres.

CBCT viewer

Read a cone-beam volume without leaving the file

Axial, coronal and sagittal planes on one screen, sharing a crosshair, with windowing and measurement in real millimetres. A zip of slices, a multi-frame file or a single slice — the volume is assembled in your browser from the file already on the patient.

  • Slice order and spacing measured from the slice positions themselves
  • Nothing is stored or processed on our side beyond the one download
  • A scan with slices missing is refused rather than reconstructed — a gap you cannot see in the picture still measures wrong
CBCT viewer — three linked planes
Axial
Coronal
Sagittal12.40 mm

Volume assembled in your browser

All four run in your browser. Nothing is sent away to be analysed, there is no viewer to install, and the file being traced is the one already filed on the patient — so the tracing, the measurements and the radiograph stay in the record together, instead of in somebody’s downloads folder.

What's inside

Built around how orthodontic treatment actually runs

Not a generic appointment book with teeth drawn on it. Every screen below exists in the app today.

Patients

One profile per patient, wherever you treat them

Everything about a patient on one screen: their details, which of your clinics they attend, their treatment, dental chart, files, visits and what they’ve paid. Link a patient to more than one location and set the one they usually come to.

  • Search by name, phone or email as you type
  • Birthday flags a week either side
  • Book straight from the profile — no searching for them again
Patient
NH
Nour Hassan
27 · 0100 244 7781
In treatment
TreatmentChartFilesVisitsMoney
Usual clinicSmile Studio — Zamalek
Also seen atNile Dental — Maadi
Last visit18 Jul · Aligner check
Next appointment2 Aug · 10:30

Treatment plans

A plan that holds a real diagnosis, not a free-text box

Record malocclusion class, skeletal pattern, crowding, spacing, bite, crossbite and midline as structured fields — then log each visit against the plan. Enter the aligner you handed over and the plan’s progress moves on by itself.

  • Aligners, metal and ceramic braces, retention, whitening
  • Session log: procedures done, what you found, what’s next
  • Planned, active, on hold or completed — at a glance
Treatment plan
Clear aligners — upper & lower
Started 4 Feb · expected Nov
Active
Malocclusion
Class II Div 1
Skeletal
Skeletal Class II
Crowding
Moderate
Bite
Deep bite
Aligner progress7 of 24

Next: IPR on 13–23, deliver aligners 8–10

Case review

The whole case on one screen — including what’s overdue

Every treatment plan gets a screen of its own: the stage ladder from the first fitting to the last, with sessions, tooth notes, appointments and invoices merged into a single timeline. The change interval is measured from this patient’s own fittings rather than a nominal fortnight — so next change due, overdue by three days, and the projected finish all describe how they are actually moving.

  • Click a stage to log that visit or open its photos
  • Stages that already have records on file are marked
  • A case running late surfaces before the patient rings you
Case review — clear aligners
Stage
9 of 14
Changing every
13 days
Projected finish
14 Nov

Next change in 13 daysmeasured from this patient’s own fittings

Stage ladder — fitted, current, still to come

1234567891011121314

Records

A records library, not a folder of loose files

Drop a whole photo series in at once and label it in one step. Every file takes a standard view — intraoral frontal, upper occlusal, lateral ceph — and the batch takes a phase: initial, progress at stage nine, final, retention. Matching views then pair themselves, so before and after sit side by side, or under a drag-wipe.

  • The initial series tells you which view you didn’t take
  • Filter by view and phase; a keyboard lightbox to read them
  • X-rays, 3D scans and consent forms filed the same way
Records — before & after
Initial · frontal
Final · frontal

Initial series — views on file

FrontalRight buccalLeft buccalUpper occlusalLower occlusalLateral ceph — missing

Case studies

The write-up and the post come out of the record

A finished case is already a case study. Pick the before-and-after pair and OrthoKeep lays out a branded PDF with the treatment time, the appliance and what was done. The same menu gives you a treatment plan PDF to hand a patient, and a social card at feed and story sizes. What you see in the preview is the file that downloads.

  • Full name, initials or fully anonymous — decided per document
  • Your practice name, logo, colour and handles on all of it
  • With no signed consent on file the PDF comes out watermarked internal use only, and the social card is switched off
Export
PDFCase studyBefore & after · 14 months · clear alignersConsent on file
PDFTreatment planDiagnosis, stages, expected finish, fees
PNGSocial card1:1 feed · 4:5 feed · 9:16 story
Brand kiton every export

Your week

Every clinic’s day, on one calendar

A week that runs Saturday to Friday. Click an empty slot to book, open an appointment to change it, or drag it to a new time to reschedule — it asks you to confirm before it moves anything.

  • Filter to one clinic, or see them all together
  • Six appointment types, colour-coded
  • A carousel on the dashboard for today across every location
Week of 25 July
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
Consult
IPR + delivery
Wire change
Aligner check
Aligner check
Bonding
Retainer
Records
Debond

Money & numbers

What you’re owed, and the figures you’d otherwise guess at

Keep your own list of services and prices, then build an invoice from it in a few clicks instead of typing line items — and see the balance sitting on the patient’s own profile. Underneath, the reports answer what you can’t answer from memory: how often patients don’t turn up, how long your cases really take, and which clinic brings you the most work.

  • Paid, outstanding and overdue, filtered in one click
  • No-show rate, average case length, revenue and patients per clinic
  • Egyptian pounds throughout — nothing is a conversion
Financials & reports
Nour Hassan INV-01424,500 EGPPaid
Youssef Kamal INV-01412,800 EGPOutstanding
Mariam Adel INV-01386,200 EGPOverdue
Omar Ezzat INV-01363,400 EGPPaid
Still owed9,000 EGP
No-show rate
6.4%
Avg. case
14 mo
Active plans
38

Patients seen, by clinic

Nasr City
96
Zamalek
71
Maadi
44

A case, start to finish

From the first consult to the retainer, in one record

Orthodontics isn’t a series of unrelated appointments — it’s one long case. OrthoKeep is shaped that way, so nothing has to be re-entered as treatment moves forward.

  1. 01

    First consult

    Book from an empty slot, create the patient in seconds, and record the chief complaint in their own words.

  2. 02

    Records & diagnosis

    Upload the radiographs and 3D scan, then set malocclusion class, skeletal pattern, crowding and bite as real fields.

  3. 03

    The plan

    Aligners or braces, which arches, how many stages, expected finish. It starts as planned and turns active on the day you bond.

  4. 04

    Every visit after

    Log what you did and what you found. Enter the aligner handed over and progress advances itself — no separate tracker.

  5. 05

    Paid in stages

    Raise an invoice from your service list whenever a stage is due, and see the balance sitting on the patient’s own profile.

  6. 06

    Debond & retention

    Close the plan, open a retention plan, and keep the whole history — every session, file and payment — on the same profile.

Two years later, a patient walks back in with a relapse. You open their profile and the original diagnosis, every aligner stage, the debond date and the retainer you fitted are still sitting there — not in a box file at a clinic you no longer visit.

Also in there

The rest of it

  • Interactive dental chart

    Click a tooth to log its condition — nine of them, from healthy through decay and root canal to planned extraction and implant. Each tooth keeps a dated history. Read it in FDI, ADA or Palmer.

  • Your team, at the access you choose

    Owner, clinical assistant and front desk come built in, and you can make your own role by ticking permissions on a grid. Extra logins cost nothing.

  • A week that starts on Saturday

    Every calendar, rota and report runs Saturday to Friday. You never have to read around a Monday-first grid again.

  • Egyptian pounds throughout

    Your service list, invoices, revenue charts and totals are all in EGP with local formatting. Nothing is a conversion of something else.

  • Dark mode, and your phone

    It’s a website, so it opens between chairs and again at 11pm when you’re writing up the day. Light, dark, or whatever the device is set to.

  • Write the visit up in two clicks

    Every appointment for today carries a Log visit action. It opens already knowing the patient, their running plan, the next aligner stage, the date and the clinic — and closes the appointment out in the same save.

Pricing

One plan. One price. Nothing metered.

No tier chart to decode, no add-ons, and nothing counted against you. Every doctor gets the whole product — and the price you start on is the price you keep.

Founding price

OrthoKeep — all of it

EGP 499/ month

EGP 1,000save 50%

or EGP 4,999 a year, billed once — two months free

Start your 90 free days

90 days free first. No card to start, and nothing charges automatically at the end.

  • Unlimited patients, plans and visits
  • Unlimited clinics — everywhere you work
  • 50 GB for photos, x-rays and 3D scans
  • Case study PDFs, plan PDFs, social cards
  • Logins for your assistant and front desk
  • Chart, schedule, invoicing and reports
  • Your existing patient list brought across, free
  • Nothing is priced per patientTake on fifty new cases this year and the figure doesn’t move. You grow into it rather than out of it, and no screen ever tells you you’ve run out of something.
  • Monthly, and you can stopNo notice period and no cancellation fee. Access runs to the end of the month you’ve already paid for, and you leave with everything you put in.
  • Locked for as long as you stayWe haven’t launched publicly yet. Whatever price list we publish later, yours doesn’t move — that is the whole of what founding means here.

Where this stops being simple: storage is the one thing with a real ceiling, because photo series and 3D scans genuinely cost us money — 50 GB is a long way off for a single practitioner, and if you approach it we’ll talk to you rather than cut you off. And if you’re a group with several doctors rather than one, tell us and we’ll agree something sensible instead of bolting a tier chart onto this page.

Free trial

Take it for 90 days

Tell us how you work and we’ll set up your workspace, add the clinics you visit, and send you your login. Then it’s yours for a month, with everything switched on.

  • No card, no commitmentWe don’t ask for payment details to start, and nothing charges automatically at the end.
  • Ready within one working dayWe create the account, add your clinics and your service list, and walk you through it if you’d like.
  • Start with your real patientsSend us the list you keep now and we’ll bring it across, so you’re testing it on your own cases rather than dummy ones.
  • Leave with your data either wayIf it isn’t for you, we send you everything you put in and close the account. There’s nothing to cancel.

Request your trial

Four required fields. We reply within one working day.

Please enter your name.

Please enter a valid phone number.

Please enter a valid email address.

Please choose one.

We use these details only to set up your trial. No newsletter, no sharing.

Thanks — that’s with us.

We’ll reply within one working day to confirm your workspace and send your login. If it’s urgent, message us on WhatsApp and we’ll pick it up sooner.

Questions

What doctors ask us first

Is this for a clinic, or for me?

For you. OrthoKeep is the record you keep on your own patients, and it goes with you between the clinics you work at. It isn’t a system a clinic installs at reception, and it doesn’t need their permission or their software to work.

I work at several clinics. How does that work?

Add each clinic you visit and set which one you’re at on each day of the week. Your dashboard then shows every location’s day side by side, so you see the whole week without switching between them. A patient can be linked to more than one clinic, with one set as the usual.

What does it cost?

EGP 499 a month, or EGP 4,999 for a year — and that is the whole product. There is no cheaper tier with half of it missing and nothing extra to buy on top. The first 90 days are free and we don’t take card details to start. We haven’t launched publicly yet, so the doctors who come in now keep this price for as long as they stay, whatever we publish later.

Is anything limited or counted?

No. Patients, clinics, treatment plans, visits, invoices and logins are all uncapped — you are never billed by the patient and never pushed up a tier for taking on more work. The one real ceiling is storage, at 50 GB, which is a great many photo series; if you get anywhere near it we’ll talk to you rather than cut you off.

Can I see it working before I hand over my details?

Yes. Message us on WhatsApp and we’ll send you a login to a worked demo practice — three clinics, fourteen patients, aligner cases mid-course and finished with full before-and-after series, invoices in every state and a year of appointments. All of it is invented, photographs included, so click around and break whatever you like.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It runs in the browser, so you can open it on your phone between chairs and on a laptop at home. There’s no server to buy and nothing to update.

Can my assistant use it too?

Yes, at the level you decide. Three roles come built in — owner, clinical assistant, and front desk, which is read-only for reception cover — and you can build your own by ticking permissions on a grid. Extra logins cost nothing. The account itself stays in your name.

Can I bring across the patients I already have?

Yes. Send us whatever you keep now — a spreadsheet, an export from another system, even a list — and we’ll bring it in for you before your trial starts, at no charge.

Where is patient data kept?

On managed cloud infrastructure, encrypted in transit and at rest, with daily backups. Your data is separated from every other doctor’s, and only the logins you create can reach it. Ask us for the specifics before you commit and we’ll answer in detail rather than in marketing language.

Can I get my data out?

At any time, including the day you decide to stop. Ask and we send you everything you put in — patients, plans, visits, invoices and your uploaded records. We do that by hand today rather than claim there’s a button for it; a self-service export is on the list.