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Polaris

The fixed point of your clinic.

A Northstars product

A day at the clinic.

Front desk

One screen says what to do now.

Who is in a cabin, who arrives next, what is left to collect. Every line carries its next action.

Cabin 1

The client signs on the iPad.

Arrival, consent, photos, session and close, step by step, with a finger.

Cabin 1

Every session remembers the last one.

Parameters come pre-filled from the last session. The last photo returns as a ghost, so before and after line up.

Front desk

A device already taken can't be booked twice.

The database itself says no. Polaris suggests the practitioner with the lightest week, and says why.

Sales

No enquiry slips through.

Website leads arrive through an API, move through the pipeline, and become clients in one click.

The client, at home

She moves her appointment from her phone.

Her courses, appointments and results, in her own space. Her request reaches the clinic's inbox.

The owner · Night mode

The day closes to the cent.

Count the float, explain any difference, and the day's totals freeze, per method and per person.

Clinic closed · Night mode

Tomorrow's reminders go out on their own.

Automatic messages are marked as such in the client's thread. Night mode is set per device.

The clinic's memory

Three questions no one can keep in their head.

Polaris remembers, so no one has to.

  1. 01 / 03

    What do we still owe?

    Every session sold and not yet delivered, client by client, with its value.

    Polaris report answering « What do we still owe? »: the real table, white-label, fictional data.
  2. 02 / 03

    Who owes us?

    Overdue instalments, client by client, with the days late.

    Polaris report answering « Who owes us? »: the real table, white-label, fictional data.
  3. 03 / 03

    Who should come back?

    Who returns, how often, and what each client is worth over time.

    Polaris report answering « Who should come back? »: the real table, white-label, fictional data.
Hard to break

A warning can be clicked through. A refusal can't.

A warning can be clicked through.

A refusal can't.

An illustration, rebuilt in the page. Polaris' real refusal is in the day, at 11:10.

Saturday · Sculpt device

A diary that warns

11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
Clara V. · Body sculpting
Alice F. · Booked twice

Alice wants 11:30 on the same device.

Saturday · Sculpt device

Polaris

11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
Clara V. · Body sculpting
Alice F. · Booked twice

Alice wants 11:30 on the same device.

  • Payments

    The database refuses to edit or delete a payment. A correction is a new line.

  • Health data

    Never in logs, automatic messages or an AI model. Tests check it.

  • Body scans

    Read on the server, never by an outside AI. Saved once the clinician confirms.

  • Every clinic

    Walled off by the database itself, with forced row-level security.

  • Activity log

    Who did what, and when. Never a health value.

  • Tests

    More than 600 automated tests. Zero WCAG AA violations on 25 screens.

One more thing

Your data is yours.

Export everything, in one click.

Polaris export: a ZIP archive of 38 CSV files, one click, from the settings.

38 CSV files · One click · Always

Your name. Your colours. Your rules.

Your booking page carries your name, your logo, two colours and one of eight fonts. It shows gap-free times first, only for the treatments you open. Try it.

Colour
Accent
Title font
Your rules · cancellation notice
Live preview

Unlimited features.

If your clinic needs it, we build it.

01 / 15 · Verified in the code

Diary

Diary with database-level anti-double-booking (practitioner, room, device).

Polaris, diary: the real screen, white-label.

Tap a star. White-label screens, fictional data.

The filmSound on · Subtitles
Polaris

Run your clinic on Polaris.

We set it up for your clinic, in your colours. Then we run it for you.