DocPoc App: Sign In and Use It on Your Phone

If you are looking for the docpoc app, go to docpoc.app: DocPoc is used in a browser on a phone or computer, not through a native app-store mobile app. It is clinic management software built in India for small and medium clinics, and you can sign in using a mobile number and one-time code, email, or Google.

Open DocPoc

The direct place to access DocPoc is docpoc.app. Open the address in a browser on your phone or computer to reach the DocPoc site and sign-in options. You can also visit the DocPoc clinic management software site for an overview.

DocPoc brings together tools for common clinic tasks, including appointments, patient records, prescriptions and billing. It works in the browser, so you do not need to look for a separate mobile download before signing in. The same web destination is used whether you are a clinic owner, doctor or staff member.

If you are at the front desk, for example, you can open the site on a phone to access DocPoc; a clinic may also use it in a computer browser. The access point remains docpoc.app. For details about the sign-in options, trial and plans, see learn more about DocPoc sign-in, the trial and pricing.

Is there a DocPoc app to download?

DocPoc does not have a native app-store mobile app. Clinic users access it through a browser on a phone or computer. So if your search for a “DocPoc app download” led you to an app store, you do not need to install an app-store version to use DocPoc.

On a phone, open your browser and visit docpoc.app. On a computer, open the same address in a browser. Use the sign-in option that suits the account you want to access.

What you want to do	Where to start
Use DocPoc on a phone	Open docpoc.app in your phone browser
Use DocPoc on a computer	Open docpoc.app in your computer browser
Find a mobile app-store download	There is no native app-store mobile app
Review the product or plans	Visit the DocPoc site and pricing page

If you return to DocPoc often, you can bookmark the website address in your browser for convenient access. A bookmark is simply a saved link to the browser service; it is not a separate DocPoc app download.

How to sign in to DocPoc

For DocPoc login, start at docpoc.app and choose one of the sign-in options shown. You can use a mobile number and a one-time code, email, or Google. Follow the prompts for the method you select.

Sign-in method	What to use
Mobile number	The mobile number you want to use and its one-time code
Email	The email address you want to use for sign-in
Google	The Google account you want to use

In brief, the steps are:

1. Open docpoc.app in a browser on your phone or computer.
2. Choose mobile number, email or Google from the available sign-in options.
3. Complete the on-screen prompts for that option.

If you are part of a clinic team, use the account and sign-in method intended for your access to the clinic. A clinic owner can consider which staff members need access and what roles they need. DocPoc supports doctors and front-desk staff with permissions, so access can be organised around clinic roles.

What clinic teams can use DocPoc for

DocPoc is clinic management software, rather than just a place to check appointments. Its features cover several administrative and record-keeping workflows that a small or medium clinic may want to manage together. Which tools matter most will depend on how your clinic currently handles its daily work.

• Appointments and queues: Use a calendar per doctor, manage walk-ins and queues, choose booking kinds and visit types, and send appointment reminders.
• Patient records: Keep patient history, visits, documents and vitals in patient records. The patient health vault gives patients a place to keep their medical documents.
• Prescriptions: Create digital prescriptions with medicines, dosage and duration, vitals and follow-ups. Prescriptions can be printed as PDFs, and templates are available.
• Handwritten prescription digitisation: Photograph a handwritten prescription and AI OCR turns it into a digital one.
• Voice clinical notes: Dictate in English, Hindi, Hinglish and other Indian languages; AI turns the dictation into a clean note.
• Bills and receipts: Create bills and receipts, apply discounts and taxes, record payment methods such as UPI in India, and track due bills. GST is supported in India.
• Patient messages: Send appointment confirmations, prescriptions, bills and medicine reminders by WhatsApp. Email and SMS are available where the clinic turns them on.

For clinics with several doctors or locations, staff roles and permissions can be set up, and multiple branches are supported. Dashboards show appointments, revenue and activity. These can give an owner or manager a view of clinic operations without relying only on separate appointment and billing records.

DocPoc also includes Doku, an AI assistant for staff. Staff can chat with Doku to do tasks such as book appointments, find patients, record bills and see numbers. Doku asks for confirmation before changing anything. That confirmation step gives staff a chance to review a proposed change before it is made.

Before adopting any clinic management software, list the tasks your team needs to handle and who should be able to do them. For example, note whether appointments, walk-ins, prescriptions and bills currently sit in separate places. Then check whether the available roles, branches, messages and dashboards match your clinic’s actual workflow. Another product may suit some clinics better, so compare against your requirements rather than choosing based only on whether something is called an app.

Starting with the DocPoc trial

The first month is free: DocPoc offers a 30-day trial of everything, and no card is needed to start. This is a free trial, not a plan that remains free forever. DocPoc becomes a paid service after the first month.

For India, the Silver plan is ₹990 per month plus 18% GST, or ₹1,168 per month in total. Quarterly and yearly options are also available. Review the DocPoc pricing page for plan details before deciding, as it is the place to check the options relevant to your clinic.

You can use the trial period to consider practical questions: can the staff who need access sign in, do the appointment and patient-record tools fit your routine, and are the billing and messaging options useful for your clinic? If your clinic has multiple doctors or branches, include those needs in your review too. Think about the work your team does every day, rather than evaluating the software only by its feature list.

A practical first-use checklist

Use this checklist to get to the right place and prepare for a straightforward first look:

1. Open docpoc.app in a browser on your phone or computer.
2. Choose mobile number and one-time code, email, or Google to sign in.
3. If you are new to DocPoc, note that the first month is a free 30-day trial and no card is needed.
4. Decide which doctors and front-desk staff need access, and consider their roles.
5. List the clinic workflows you want to review, such as appointments, records, prescriptions or bills.
6. Check the pricing page for paid plan details after the trial.

There is no app-store download step. On a phone, continue to access DocPoc through your browser.

Quick answers about the DocPoc app

Can I use DocPoc on my phone?

Yes. Open docpoc.app in your phone’s browser to use DocPoc. It also works in a browser on a computer.

Do I need to download a DocPoc app?

No. DocPoc does not have a native app-store mobile app; clinic users access it in a phone or computer browser. You can bookmark the website in your browser if you want a saved link.

Where do I sign in to DocPoc?

Go to docpoc.app and select a sign-in method. The options are a mobile number with a one-time code, email, or Google.

Is DocPoc free forever?

No. The first month is a free 30-day trial, with no card needed, and a paid plan follows. Check the pricing page for the current plan details and available billing periods.

Try DocPoc

You can start your free first month of DocPoc and use it in a phone or computer browser.