Design
It should feel like your practice, not our software
Rename it, re-theme it, rearrange it. The workspace bends to the day you actually have.
Your day, your layout.
- Drag the dashboard cards into the order your morning runs in.
- Edit the sidebar so hourly things sit at the top and monthly things do not. Saved per user, not per practice.
- Your branding on the forms and documents that reach patients.
- A collection of themes, some quiet and some frankly indulgent, because staring at one grey panel for nine hours is its own kind of fatigue.
Settings, not a promise.
- Text size and contrast.
- Reduced motion for anyone who wants the animation to stop.
- Keyboard support throughout.
- Built for a 360-pixel phone as seriously as for a desktop.
The details you notice on day three.
Everything clickable shows a pointer cursor. Dialogs behave the same way every time and close the same way every time. Nothing important is jammed against a scrollbar.
None of that shows up on a feature list. All of it decides whether the software is pleasant at four o’clock on a Friday.
Where this sits
This is one part of LogBlues, the local-first practice workspace by LogBlues. The full picture is on the features page, and the product page shows it running.