SVAMAI Healthtech · Lucknow, India
Building the AI infrastructure for healthcare.
One clinical record. One clinic day, in software. One intelligence layer on top. SVAMAI builds the platform underneath healthcare — and the products that run on it.
Live on the network
Appointment confirmed/Lucknow
01The ecosystem
Two products. One backbone.
Most healthcare software is an island. We build one record and one set of workflows, then put a clinic-facing and a patient-facing product on either side of it. A change in the operatory reaches the patient's phone before they reach the door.
One shared record
02Where we are
The company, in numbers we can defend.
We publish what we measure and nothing we cannot. Figures update as the network grows.
0
Products live
Osdent for clinics, 1Dentist for patients
0+
Clinicians in network
Dental alumni and practising dentists
0ms
Median record write
Measured at the p50 across India
0.0%
Platform uptime
Rolling 90-day availability target
- Incorporated
- Private limited, Uttar Pradesh, 2026
- Category
- Health & fitness, medical — Google Play
- Compliance
- DLT registered · verified business messaging
- Standards
- FHIR R4 resource mapping in progress
03The platform
Three layers, shared by everything we build.
Products come and go. Infrastructure compounds. Every SVAMAI application calls the same record, the same workflows and the same intelligence — which is why the second product took months rather than years.
01One clinical truth
Record layer
A single patient record written by clinics and readable by patients. Versioned, encrypted, audit-logged and mapped to FHIR R4 resources so it can leave our platform as cleanly as it arrived.
- Longitudinal patient history
- Radiograph and document store
- Consent and access log
- FHIR R4 resource mapping
- Continuous encrypted backup
02The clinic day, in software
Workflow layer
Scheduling, billing, prescriptions, inventory and messaging as shared services rather than features rebuilt per app. Every product calls the same primitives, so a change in the clinic reaches the patient in real time.
- Chair-level scheduling
- Invoicing and reconciliation
- Prescription issuance
- Verified WhatsApp and SMS
- Video consultation infrastructure
03Models that draft, clinicians that decide
Intelligence layer
Retrieval-grounded assistance over the practice’s own record. Every output cites what it read, carries a confidence, and waits for a clinician to accept it before anything is written, sent or billed.
- Ambient clinical drafting
- Treatment-plan suggestions
- Recall and no-show prediction
- Natural-language patient search
- Practice benchmarking
04How a record moves
One write. Four consequences. No reconciliation.
This is the whole product argument in four steps. When treatment, billing, messaging and the patient's copy are facets of a single record, a category of work disappears rather than getting faster.
- 01
Written
A clinician charts the finding, the plan and the prescription in Osdent — on a phone, between patients, offline if the connection has dropped.
- 02
Committed
The record layer versions it, encrypts it, logs who wrote it, and reconciles the device that was offline without losing a keystroke.
- 03
Fanned out
The workflow layer turns one write into its consequences: the invoice, the recall date, the WhatsApp confirmation, the patient’s copy.
- 04
Returned
The patient opens 1Dentist and sees the same object the clinician approved. Eighteen months later, so does the next clinician they visit.
05Vision
India runs on small clinics. They deserve serious software.
Most Indian dental care happens in one- and two-chair practices, in towns that no enterprise sales team will ever visit. The software written for them was priced for metro revenue, designed for a desktop they do not own, and staffed for a front desk they do not employ.
We think that is the largest healthcare infrastructure opportunity in the country, and that it is won from the bottom rather than the top. Build for the practice everyone ignores and it works everywhere above it. Build for the metro chain first and you spend a decade retrofitting downward.
The goal is not to sell an app to a clinic. It is to become the layer that Indian healthcare is built on — and then to open it.
- 2024
The problem, from the chair
Our founders are practising dentists. The company started as a set of tools built to fix the paperwork, follow-ups and no-shows in their own clinic — then shared with colleagues who wanted the same thing.
- 2025
Twenty clinics, one honest audit
We interviewed dentists across tier-2 and tier-3 towns about what software had failed them. The answer was consistent: it was priced for metros, built for desktops, and assumed a front desk that most practices do not have.
- Jul 2026
SVAMAI Healthtech is incorporated
Registered in Uttar Pradesh as a private limited company (CIN U21000UP2026PTC249689) with a founding team of clinicians and engineers, and a mandate to build infrastructure rather than a single app.
- Now
Osdent and 1Dentist in the field
Practice management and the patient network run on one shared record layer. Video consultation, digital prescriptions, billing and WhatsApp reminders are live for clinics onboarding across north India.
- Next
The clinical assistant
Ambient charting, treatment-plan drafting and recall intelligence that read from the record a clinic already keeps — reviewed by the clinician before anything is saved or sent.
- Ahead
Beyond dentistry
The same record, scheduling and intelligence layers generalise. Dermatology, physiotherapy and ophthalmology are next, followed by public APIs so other builders ship on our infrastructure.
06Why SVAMAI
What we will not trade away.
Six commitments that decide what gets built and, more often, what does not.
Clinicians first, always
Every feature is reviewed by someone who has run a chair. If it adds a click to a busy clinic day without giving back ten, it does not ship.
The record belongs to the patient
Clinics are custodians of data, not owners of it. Patients can see, export and carry their own records — that is a product principle, not a compliance checkbox.
Boring reliability
Healthcare software earns trust by being unremarkable at 9pm on a Saturday. We optimise for uptime, low bandwidth and graceful failure before we optimise for novelty.
AI that shows its work
Models draft; clinicians decide. Every suggestion carries its source, its confidence and a one-tap way to disagree — and disagreement is training signal we act on.
Built for the ninety percent
Most Indian practices are one or two chairs in a town you have not heard of. We design for patchy networks, shared devices and no dedicated front desk.
Interoperable by default
Data that cannot leave is data you do not control. We build to open standards and publish our APIs, even when lock-in would be commercially convenient.
07Product ecosystem
What is live, what is next.
Ten products on one platform. We ship in the order that a clinic actually feels the pain, not the order that demonstrates the most technology.
Practice management
The general-specialty version of Osdent, beginning with dermatology and physiotherapy.
Healthcare analytics
Benchmarks and cohort insight for clinics, chains and public-health partners.
AI agents
Task agents that handle recalls, insurance paperwork and inventory reordering end to end.
Marketplace
Verified dental supplies and equipment, priced transparently, ordered from inside the practice app.
Medical education
Case-based CPD built from anonymised real practice, accredited with partner institutions.
08From the field
What clinics tell us, in their words.
Composite notes from onboarding interviews across Uttar Pradesh. We publish the criticism too — it is on the blog.
“I stopped keeping a cash book in March. The bill prints, the payment lands against the treatment, and the month adds up without me sitting down on Sunday to make it add up.”
Single-chair practice
Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh
“The recalls were the thing. We set the rule once and Tuesday mornings stopped being empty. That paid for the software in the first month.”
Two-clinician practice
Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
“My receptionist can run the schedule without seeing what anyone earned. That sounds small. It is the reason we could finally put the whole practice in one system.”
Four-chair clinic
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
09Questions
Straight answers.
Three shared layers — a clinical record, the workflows of a clinic day, and an intelligence layer on top — plus the products that sit on them. Osdent is the clinic-side application, 1Dentist is the patient-side network. Both write to the same record, which is why a change in the clinic reaches the patient in real time.
Put your practice on infrastructure.
Osdent is free to start, takes ten minutes to set up, and does not need a computer or a receptionist. If you run a chain or a hospital department, we will walk you through migration ourselves.