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CareStack is a fully interactive, multi-role telehealth template — built for clinics that want to launch fast without compromising on experience.
Three portals. One platform.
👤 Patients can book appointments, view records, manage prescriptions, and join live sessions
🩺 Doctors get a full schedule, patient directory, clinical notes, and an in-session prescription generator
🛡️ Admins control everything — doctor approvals, patient management, analytics, and system health
Under the hood:
→ 5 PostgreSQL tables
→ Full REST API covering settings, doctors, patients, appointments, and prescriptions
→ Real-time settings sync via React Query
→ Full dark mode support
→ A floating settings panel on every page — switch clinic type, rename roles, change theme color, and toggle features on or off
One template. Adaptable to a General Clinic, Mental Health practice, or Fitness Coaching platform — without touching the code.
Still building. More to come. 🚀
👉 Try the live demo: https://carestack-telehealth-template.created.app/ Keren Orah — Torah Learning Platform
Web platform for Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud, Mishneh Torah, Tur, and Shulchan Aruch — 235 books, daily schedules (Daf Yomi, Parsha, Mishnah Yomit, Daily Rambam), Hebrew RTL, gematria labels, and community vorts. Phase 1 complete and live. I'm putting DoNotify (Voice Call Reminders) up on Product Hunt today.
A few months back I missed a time-sensitive WooCommerce order because it landed in an inbox already buried under 200 unread emails. Email and SMS are easy to snooze. A phone ringing isn't.
So I built a small WordPress plugin that does one thing: it calls you, the site owner, when something needs your attention. A new order, a completed order, a failed payment, a new booking through WooCommerce Bookings or Amelia. Developers can wire up their own triggers too, with a single hook: do_action('donotify_call', 'New VIP lead').
The plugin itself is free on WordPress. org. Placing the actual calls needs a DoNotify account with an active subscription.
Right now it calls the store owner. Calling customers directly, for appointment reminders or delivery updates, is next on the list.
If you run WooCommerce or take bookings through WordPress and want to know the second something happens, I'd like you to try it and tell me what's missing.
Link in the comments. An upvote helps more than you'd think, and I'm reading every comment today. 
