The operating system for aesthetic medical clinics

I'm Daria.The clinic closes at eight. The conversation doesn't.

A WhatsApp assistant that answers your patients in seconds, at any hour, and books them straight into your agenda. Then it follows the treatment, tells the practitioner who performed it when something is off, and writes again when the top-up is due.

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  • Built with a clinic in Madrid
  • Data in the EU
  • Always says it is an assistant
Your cliniconline
  1. Today
  2. Hi — do you have anything on Thursday for lips?

    23:47
  3. Hello, good evening. I'm Daria, the clinic's assistant. There are three times left on Thursday for hyaluronic acid in the lips: 10:30, 17:30 and 19:00.

    23:47
  4. 17:30 works for me

    23:48
  5. Done. Thursday the 18th at 17:30, with Dr Vidal. Forty-five minutes. I'll send you the reminder on Wednesday.

    23:48
  6. Do I need to bring anything?

    23:48
  7. Nothing special. The consent form is signed at the clinic, on the tablet, before you start. If you'd rather talk it through with someone from the team, say so and I'll pass you over.

    23:49
  8. Perfect, thank you

    23:49
  9. Thank you. See you Thursday.

    23:49
Message
+9 sNew

Thursday 1817:30

Marta G.

Hyaluronic acid · lips

Dra. Vidal45 min

Written into the agenda while the clinic sleeps.

01What is lost

What is lost at eight o'clock

It is not lost in a meeting or in a report. It is lost in three specific moments, and none of the three leaves a trace.

  • 23:47

    The message at midnight

    She asks about lips when the clinic has been shut for three hours. By half past nine, when somebody opens WhatsApp, she has written to two other clinics.

  • 45 min

    The slot that dies quietly

    Nobody answers the reminder, nobody rings, and at half five the room is empty. It shows up in no report: it is simply missing.

  • day 120+

    The top-up nobody chased

    The effect wore off a month ago. She isn't keeping track and the clinic hasn't got the list. The patient hasn't gone elsewhere — nobody wrote to her.

02The loop

How it works

A clinic's work is not an inbox, it is a loop. It starts with a message and starts again at the top-up. Daria walks the whole of it.

  1. 01+9 s

    WhatsApp

    The patient writes to the number she always uses. Daria answers, says it is an assistant, and handles the question.

  2. 02+1 min

    Agenda

    Books, moves or cancels in your real agenda: each practitioner's openings, durations and breaks.

  3. 03day 0

    Consultation

    On the tablet: alerts, history and today's treatments, several per appointment.

  4. 04day 0

    Consent

    The clinic's own form is signed right there. A PDF is kept with the text, the time and the signature.

  5. 05day 1 · 14

    Follow-up

    Daria asks what that treatment needs asking. If anything trips a red flag, it messages whoever did it.

  6. 06day 120+

    Top-up

    When the effect wears off, Daria writes. The patient comes back, and the loop starts again.

back to the start

03Pillars

Five parts of the same journey

Not five products somebody has to stitch together. One path, and every stretch of it knows what happened on the last one.

  1. WhatsApp

    Answers before she writes to another clinic

    The patient writes to the number she always uses, at whatever hour. Daria says it is an assistant, answers with your catalogue in front of it, and books. When it is not its call, it hands the conversation to a person.

    • Questions, prices, durations and packages from your own catalogue
    • Books, moves and cancels, under your rules
    • A reminder the day before, confirmed with one reply
    • Anyone on the team steps into the conversation with one click
    Your cliniconline
    1. Today
    2. Hi — do you have anything on Thursday for lips?

      23:47
    3. Hello, good evening. I'm Daria, the clinic's assistant. There are three times left on Thursday for hyaluronic acid in the lips: 10:30, 17:30 and 19:00.

      23:47
    4. 17:30 works for me

      23:48
    5. Done. Thursday the 18th at 17:30, with Dr Vidal. Forty-five minutes. I'll send you the reminder on Wednesday.

      23:48
    Message
  2. Agenda

    It books in your agenda, not in a copy of it

    Each practitioner's openings, durations, breaks and time off. Daria does not promise times your agenda would refuse: either it books for real, or it does not book.

    • Day and week, per practitioner, in their colours
    • Several treatments in one appointment
    • Minimum notice, consultation first, who does what
    • Someone who walks in is booked just as fast

    Agenda

    DayWeek
    • Dra. Vidal
    • Dra. Serrano
    • Irene P.
    WED17 Sep
    THU18 Sep
    FRI19 Sep
    14:0015:0016:0017:0018:0019:00

    15:00Beatriz N.Done

    Hyaluronic acid · cheekbones

    16:00Rocío A.Confirmed

    Facial laser · session 2/4

    17:00Nuria B.Review · 15 days

    18:30Clara V.First visit

    15:30Teresa M.Confirmed

    Facial mesotherapy

    16:30Paula D.Review · 15 days

    17:30Marta G.New

    Hyaluronic acid · lips

    18:30Silvia C.Underarm laser · session 4/6

    15:00Inés L.

    Expression lines

    Confirmed

    16:30Elena T.To confirm

    Medical peel

    18:00Lucía M.Confirmed

    Hyaluronic acid · lips

  3. Consultation

    The tablet knows what she's here for and what needs signing

    The practitioner opens her list for the day, sees alerts and history, records what she did, and signs consent on the clinic's own form, right there.

    • Today's list per practitioner, with a PIN on a shared tablet
    • Alerts, history and the quote for the visit
    • The clinic's own form, its tick-boxes and the signature
    • A PDF with the exact text, the time and its hash
  4. Follow-up

    It tells the practitioner who did the treatment, not an inbox

    Daria asks what that treatment needs asking, on the days that matter. If the answer matches the list of signals the clinic wrote, the message to the patient is always the same, and whoever held the needle knows within the minute, on her own WhatsApp.

    • Different questions by treatment and by day
    • Daria does not interpret symptoms: it matches the clinic's list
    • The practitioner replies from her phone and Daria passes it on
    • Every step stays written in the patient's thread

    ToDra. Vidal

    Dariathe clinic's assistant

    Alertday 3

    Elena T.

    Lips · hyaluronic acid · 15 Sep

    “My lip is a good deal more swollen than yesterday and there's a bruise that isn't going down.”

    09:12
    • Call Elena
    • Open the conversation
  5. Reports

    The numbers, and the names that are missing

    Revenue by month, treatment, practitioner and payment method. And the list of who should have come back and hasn't, with the money behind each name.

    • Revenue by month, treatment, practitioner, cash or card
    • Packages: sessions sold and sessions left
    • Top-ups outstanding, ordered by what is behind them
    • Your catalogue inside, imported from your own spreadsheet

    Revenue by treatment

    September 2026

    Invoiced

    14,980 €

    +8 % vs. August

    TreatmentInvoiced

    • Hyaluronic acid5,240 €+12 %
    • Botulinum toxin4,180 €+6 %
    • Laser2,960 €−3 %
    • Peels and mesotherapy1,480 €+9 %
    • First visits1,120 €

    Example · fictional data, VAT included.

04Origin

Built with a clinic in Madrid

Daria was not designed in the abstract. It was built with a clinic in Madrid: its real catalogue of treatments and packages, its whole of 2026 loaded in so the reports could be tested against reality, and its own consent forms.

That is where the small-looking decisions come from: that one appointment carries several treatments, because that is how they are sold; that follow-up asks different questions per treatment; that a possible complication reaches the WhatsApp of the person who held the needle, not a shared inbox nobody reads on a Sunday.

We cannot name the clinic yet. When she is ready, we will.

23:47

A patient asked about lips at eleven forty-seven at night. Nobody was going to read that message until half past nine the next morning. Daria exists because of that gap.
  • Catalogue

    real treatments, prices and packages

  • Visits

    a real agenda's 2026

  • Consent

    the clinic's own forms

05Security

Security and compliance

Daria handles health data. This is what it does today, written plainly.

  • Ley 41/2002

    Informed consent

    Signed on the clinic's own form. The exact text, its hash, the time and who signed are all kept.

  • GDPR · LOPDGDD

    Controller and processor

    The clinic is the controller; Daria acts on its instructions, under contract, with a record of who does what.

  • Transparency

    It always says it is an assistant

    It does not diagnose, does not interpret symptoms and does not prioritise care. On a clinical signal, a person decides.

  • Data in the EU

    Where the data lives

    Hosting in the European Union, encryption in transit and at rest, and a written retention policy.

What Daria is not: it gives no medical advice, it does not replace the practitioner, and it is not a medical device.

06Pricing

One subscription per clinic, per month. No fee per appointment or per message.

The number depends on the size of your clinic and how much help you want getting started. Half an hour on a call and we will tell you straight.

See pricing

07Questions

Questions

08Demo

Shall we look at it with your catalogue in front of us?

Half an hour. We show you the conversation, the agenda and the console, and tell you honestly whether Daria suits your clinic. We reply within 24 hours.

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