Planned: appointments
Consultations booked into real slots against a named practitioner rather than a general queue.
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On the roadmapA consultation app for your clinic or practice
Appointments, patient records, prescriptions and follow-ups under your practice's name. On the roadmap, behind a compliance review, and not built yet.
- On the build roadmap
- Compliance review first
- Not available today
Not available yet. Telemedicine app is on the 10mins build roadmap and is not something you can launch today. Everything described below is planned, not shipped. If you need to be live this week, the apps listed at the bottom of this page are built and taking signups now.
What Telemedicine app will be
Health is the one group on the 10mins roadmap that is explicitly not treated like the others. Patient data handling, prescription rules and practitioner licensing carry real legal weight in India, and a health app built the way a delivery app is built would be a liability rather than a product. So this one is scheduled behind a compliance review rather than in the normal build queue. It is not built and there is no date. Clinics looking for their own consultation app rather than leads from Practo, Apollo 24|7 or Tata 1mg arrive here.
Planned: patient records
History that travels between visits, handled to the standard patient data actually requires.
Planned: prescriptions
Digital prescriptions issued in a form that meets the rules that govern them, which is precisely what the compliance review is for.
What you can launch instead, today
Booking a slot, today
The home services app books priced services into real time slots with a professional assigned. Some clinics use this shape for appointments while keeping records in their existing system.
Home nursing is already a live category
The home services app ships nursing as one of its fifteen priced categories, with slot booking and a professional app.
On-demand and local services
Cab and ride hailing, parcel delivery, home services, food delivery and licensed liquor delivery are all built and taking signups. Each launches in about ten minutes with no upfront cost.
Questions people ask
Can I launch a telemedicine app today?
No, and this one is held back deliberately rather than just being further down a queue. Health apps sit behind a compliance review covering patient data handling, prescription rules and practitioner licensing, because getting those wrong is a legal problem rather than a product bug.
Is anything health-related available now?
Home nursing ships today as one of the fifteen priced categories in the live home services app, with slot booking and a professional app. Some clinics also use that app's slot booking for appointments while keeping clinical records in their existing system.
When will it launch?
No date, and no estimate until the compliance review is done. Committing to a date before knowing what the rules require would be the wrong way round.
Why treat health differently from the other apps?
Because the consequences differ. A bug in a delivery app costs a delivery; a mishandled patient record or an improperly issued prescription is a legal and clinical matter. It gets its own review rather than the standard build process.
How would this differ from Practo or Apollo 24|7?
Those are marketplaces that sell you patient leads and keep the patient. The planned app is your own practice's app — your appointments, your patient records, your follow-ups. It is also the reason this one is held behind a compliance review rather than built quickly: owning patient data means meeting the standard that comes with it.
Other apps you can launch on 10mins
Something else can be live today
This one is still being built. Thirteen other apps on 10mins are not, and they launch in the same ten minutes.