Connect the AI assistant you already talk to — ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude — to Nimo, and your clinic answers by voice. On the drive in, ask about your schedule, your pharmacy stock, or last week’s collections. Nimo does the looking-up; your assistant does the talking.
Read-only · Patient details never shared · Disconnect any time
“Good morning Nimo — brief me for the day”
“9 appointments, best break 1:15–2:30, two medicines to reorder.”
Real questions, spoken out loud, answered from your clinic’s live data.
Nimo reads your real calendar — appointments, walk-ins, even your Google Calendar — and your assistant tells you the longest free stretch: “Your best break is 1:15 to 2:30 — 75 free minutes.”
Out-of-stock and running-low medicines, with quantities and your stock value — straight from the pharmacy counter, spoken before you reach it.
Collections, how patients paid (cash, UPI, card), what's still outstanding and what was written off — the owner's money picture in one sentence.
One flowing update: today's appointments, your best break, stock alerts, pending pharmacy work and yesterday's collections. The whole clinic in the time it takes to reverse out of the driveway.
In ChatGPT (developer mode → connectors), Claude (Settings → Connectors) or Gemini, add Nimo as a connector with one URL.
Your assistant opens Nimo's sign-in. You see exactly what will be shared — schedule, stock, finance — and tap Allow. Once.
From then on, speak naturally: "check my schedule", "anything to reorder?", "how did last week go?" Nimo answers through your assistant, anywhere you are.
Model Context Protocol
MCP is the open standard that lets AI assistants plug into real-world tools — the same connector technology behind ChatGPT connectors and Claude integrations. Nimo ships a native MCP server for your clinic: add one URL to your assistant, sign in once, and it can ask Nimo about your day. No exports, no middleware, no copy-paste.
The connection shares times, counts and amounts — never patient names, numbers or medical records. It’s read-only: your assistant can ask, not change. Every doctor approves their own connection on a Nimo sign-in screen, and can disconnect any time from Settings. The clinic owner (and Nimo support) can switch the whole thing off with one toggle.
Part of Nimo Pro — every new practice starts with a free month, so you can try it on tomorrow’s drive in.
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