A fake “10 AM appointment” means nothing when the doctor is running late. Apno gives every patient a real place in a live, fair queue — set the moment you check in. Presence beats the clock. The line moves in real time, and you walk in when it's genuinely your turn.
A “10 AM” slot is a fiction. Patients lose half a day to waiting, VIPs jump the line, and no-shows stall everyone. Hospitals run blind on paper tokens — and lose real money in the gaps.
A booking only reserves a place. Your real position is set when you check in — so an early arriver is served before a later-booked patient who hasn't shown. The doctor is never idle: the system always calls whoever is present, and it never stalls on an absent patient.
The same engine the hospital sees and the patient sees — one source of truth. It calls whoever is present, fills no-show gaps instantly, and case-aware estimates keep the line honest. Every reorder is logged. The board below is live.
The engine learns each doctor's pace and consult mix, then forecasts every token's time to the minute.
No-shows and late arrivals are detected instantly and the queue rebalances — no idle rooms, no chaos.
Across a floor, Apno routes the next patient to the first free doctor — cutting crowding at the source.
Not just a queue — the connected backbone. Reception, doctors, lab, pharmacy, billing, IPD, compliance and HR all talk to each other. Insurance claims stop leaking, and you're ready for ABDM well before 2027.
No more reaching the hospital to find the doctor isn't there. Apno watches the live line for you and pings when to leave — so the corridor stays empty and your day stays yours.
The same transparent queue engine runs a 500-bed Mumbai tower, a district hospital, and a single-doctor clinic in the Himachal hills — and on India's ABDM rails, a patient's records follow them wherever they go.
A queue is only fair if everyone can join it. Apno reaches patients through whatever they have — a smartphone, a feature phone and an IVR call, an ASHA worker, or the TV on the clinic wall.
Book, hold a live position, get pinged, and manage your whole family's care from one phone.
SMARTPHONENo app, no problem. Book and check your position by voice — works on any feature phone.
FEATURE PHONEFrontline health workers book and check in patients across villages — the human last mile.
LAST-MILEA big live board on the wall so even walk-ins with no phone can see exactly where the line is.
ON-SITEDesigned for low digital literacy and built to speak the patient's own language.
INCLUSIVEHealthcare that respects the most finite thing you have. No queues, no anxiety, no wasted mornings.
The whole system is built around one goal: turn a half-day in a corridor into minutes on-site.
Tokens, records, prescriptions, reports and follow-ups — one calm timeline per visit.
Layered reminders — leave-now, you're-next, you're-up — so you're never caught off guard.
Your ABHA profile works across any hospital on Apno — real-time slots, no repeat paperwork.
Manage appointments, queue and reports for parents, grandparents and kids from one account.
Switch to a video consult without losing your place — the queue follows you.
No interruptions, no overbooked chaos, no guessing who's next. Apno hands every doctor a calm, optimized schedule and the context for the patient in front of them.
Health records are the most sensitive data there is. Apno runs on India's ABDM rails, isolates every hospital's data, and is engineered for Indian law from the database up.
Most apps schedule a time and hope. Apno is a fairness engine plus a full hospital system, built for the realities of Bharat and the rails the whole country is moving to.
Works with or without a smartphone — app, IVR call, ASHA worker, or a TV on the wall.
No VIP line-jumping. The order follows clear rules and every change is logged.
ABDM-native means portable records and a system that's future-proof by design.
Every token, queue, lab order and bed in real-time sync. Apno turns a building full of disconnected departments into a single, calm, observable flow.
We're partnering with a small set of hospitals and clinics for early access. Help shape the system before it goes live — and give your patients a queue they can finally trust.