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Our funding period @PrototypeFund is coming to an end. It's time to get together and celebrate. 🥳
We are inviting you to join us at a Community Evening in Berlin on March 27, 2026 from 7:30 pm.
Details and tickets here: https://www.prototypefund.de/events/communityabend-01
Today (March 4, 2026, 8pm CET) digital OpenReception Community Meetup. More Infos: https://open-reception.org/community/meetup/
See you there!
In a few days, we're launching the pilot phase! 🥳
Meanwhile, we've added the last essential features such as appointment cancellation for patients:
@tscharly ja. Wir hatten das nur über Socials kommuniziert. Geht aber leider schnell unter.
Das Meetup im März findet wieder statt.
@gideonstar it‘s a bare minimum for now. We will improve it, once we see a lot of users that use this.
Our current focus is to make it good enough for practices to get started
We're just cracking the last tough nuts and then we'll be ready for the pilot phase shortly.
By the way, this is what the notifications will look like that the practice staff will receive. This way, appointment requests won't be forgotten in the endless expanses of a calendar:
Only a few features left until the pilot phase. 💪
Practices don’t have to accept every appointment—they should keep control over their schedules.
That’s why appointments can require confirmation. The practice can then accept or decline an appointment.
OpenReception is not only encrypted (Privacy-by-Design). We are also making sure patients can decide what happens to their data (Privacy-by-default).
This is why we let them choose to get e-mail confirmations and updates.
They just have to tick a box:
We’re currently getting OpenReception ready for the pilot phase, which is set to start in a few weeks. We’re turning the prototype into a small, working product that practices can use right away.
Part of this is our onboarding assistance for practices:
