Nexus is our flagship product: an AI-native system that runs the front desk, the exam lane, optical orders and the lab, the till, the phone and the back office — self-hosted, with the AI running on the clinic's own hardware. Built by an optician who got tired of stitching a dozen subscriptions together.
Most clinics run practice management here, lab ordering there, bookkeeping somewhere else, plus a booking widget, a texting app, a phone system and a website nobody can edit. Every gap between them is somebody re-typing the same patient.
Nexus collapses that into one system where the prescription, the order, the invoice and the follow-up text are the same record. It was built inside a working clinic, which is why it fits the way the day actually goes.
Nothing here is an add-on or a third-party seat. It's one codebase, one database, one login.
This is the part we're proudest of. The AI in Nexus does specific jobs on the clinic's own hardware — patient data never leaves the building to be processed.
Enter the questions and signs on the exam chart and get a structured assessment to consider, within optician and optometrist scope. A prompt for the clinician, never a verdict.
Fundus images get a second look with findings flagged for the clinician. An uncertain image comes back as ungradable rather than guessed at.
A patient takes a selfie at the kiosk and gets frame suggestions that suit their face. The photo is processed in the clinic and never uploaded anywhere.
Ask the system a question in plain language — who's due for a recall, what's still at the lab, how did last month close — instead of building a report.
Reads bank statements and receipts, categorises them, reconciles against the till and flags what doesn't line up before it becomes a year-end problem.
Answers eye-health questions and books appointments on the clinic's own site around the clock, using the clinic's real availability.
Real screens from a working clinic, not mockups.



Nexus installs on hardware in the practice. Patient records and images stay there, which makes the privacy conversation a short one.
If the internet drops, the clinic keeps seeing patients. Bookings, charting and checkout don't depend on somebody else's uptime.
Adding a staff member doesn't add a line to the bill. Hire who you need and give everyone a login.
Nexus has its own site, with the current plans, a guided tour and the public roadmap. This page is the short version from the people who build it.
Not an optical clinic? Talk to us about building your version of this.
Nexus started as one clinic's problem. If you have a business running on spreadsheets and phone calls, answer the scoping questions and we will tell you what it would take.
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