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Firstdent is a specialized e-commerce website for dental equipment and products, offering items such as surgical instruments sterilization and disinfection equipment, dental laboratory equipment, scalers, oral hygiene products, and clinical equipment.

The website simplifies the process of finding and purchasing dental equipment through specialized categories, search functionality, and product information such as price, brand, availability, and ratings.

The main challenge Firstdent addresses is the scattered and difficult access to specialized dental equipment. By bringing products and the purchasing process together on one online platform, Firstdent enables dentists and clinics to browse, compare, and purchase dental equipment more easily.

Clipat is a video and entertainment application developed and implemented for Iran Kish as part of the PatLife application. It uses Clipsho’s video infrastructure to deliver and display video and entertainment content within the PatLife ecosystem.

By integrating into the PatLife ecosystem, Clipat expands the application’s capabilities beyond payment services and creates a more engaging experience for users through access to video and entertainment content.

The development process for Plitio at Pishgaman Lotus began with market research and collaborative sessions with the client to thoroughly understand user needs, prescription management, medication ordering, online payment processes, and other technical and operational requirements. One of the key challenges was creating an integrated experience for managing pharmaceutical services and simplifying processes that were previously handled through separate channels.

Based on these requirements, we designed and developed a solution that brings prescription management, medication ordering, online payments, order tracking, and access to healthcare-related services and pharmaceutical consultations together within a single platform. For the website, we used Symfony, HTML, CSS, and React/Next.js, while React Native was used for mobile application development, enabling a consistent experience across both Android and iOS.