Wombrook is a women's health management suite that you host yourself, built by DEV3 Technologies on Next.js 15 (App Router and Server Actions) and MongoDB. Built on the DEV3 ClinicPro engine: the same features, a different design. It suits a gynaecology, antenatal, midwifery or wellness clinic that wants patients to feel at ease from the first click.
How it looks
The palette is cream paper (#FBF2E8), terracotta (#A94E35), olive and plum ink (#3A2230), with Fraunces for headlines and Karla for text. Nothing is a hard box: cards use leaf-cornered and blob radii, section edges are wavy, and the home page opens on a botanical garden at dawn drawn in code, so it follows the clinic colour and the dark plum theme.
The public website
- Home. Garden-at-dawn hero with the next free slot, soft feature tiles, a dotted day-journal timeline, life-stage service cards with starting prices, three leaf-cornered plans and a short FAQ.
- Services. Cards grouped by life stage: cycle and everyday care, fertility, antenatal, postnatal and midlife.
- Team, booking, contact. A story-style care team page with illustrated portraits on alternating sides, a three-step privacy-first booking flow and a cream contact form. Every page is editable from the platform admin.
The admin console
A plum sidebar with a scalloped edge and a clay active pill. The dashboard leads with today's agenda on a dotted timeline of visits and rooms, pebble stat cards, team notes and quick actions. Lists are soft ruled journal rows (patients, billing, stock), and create or edit forms open as full-page letters with a clay title column. A set of seventeen rounded soft-fill icons replaces the stock icons across the sidebar, headers and website. Records, lab orders, consumable stock with expiry alerts, split payments and instalments work as in every ClinicPro design.
The patient portal
The portal home is a life-stage journey: a dotted path of five milestones (book, visit, results, care plan, settled), a next-visit card, tiles for cycle, pregnancy, after-birth and midlife care, and your care team. Patients can book, move or cancel visits and pay invoices online.
Demo content
Three fictional clinics (Harrowby in Ghent, Foxmoor in Abu Dhabi, Northwick in Albany) with Dr. Linnea Marchetti (gynaecology) and Dr. Odalys Verhoeven (obstetrics), a midwife, front desk, accountant, dispensary and lab. Patients are adult women with West African and Caribbean names and a few partners. Team notes cover an antenatal class timetable, Wednesday late opening, reminder calls and a postnatal check-in evening.
Publishing the iOS app
The package includes iOS-App/, the native SwiftUI app for iPhone and iPad, already themed with Wombrook's terracotta, cream and Fraunces. Build it with Xcode on a Mac: install XcodeGen, edit Config.xcconfig (name, bundle id, team id, server URL), run scripts/make-icons.sh and xcodegen generate, then run it. It was verified in the iOS Simulator only. Signing, App Store Connect listing, review and any push or payment setup are yours to do, and Apple's approval is not part of this product.
What you should know before buying
- Same engine as the original ClinicPro. Features, database schema and APIs are shared by every design; choose Wombrook for its look and its women's health sample content.
- Service and lab catalogues are generic. The engine seeds a general catalogue; the website service cards are editable sample content.
- Email, card payments and uploads need your own providers (SMTP, Stripe, an image host). Without them the app runs and logs outgoing mail.
- Needs Node.js 20.9 or newer and MongoDB 5 or newer.
- Demo patients are adult women (18 to 64), seeded with matching first names from a West African and Caribbean name pool, plus a small share of male partners; the portal patient always has an upcoming booking.
- Demo diagnoses, prescriptions and lab catalogues come from the shared engine and are general, not gynaecology-specific; edit or replace them in Settings.
- The team notes on the dashboard are written for a women's health clinic (antenatal class timetable, Wednesday late opening, reminder calls, postnatal check-in evening). They are plain editable notes with no clinical claims.
Included
Source code, a web installer that can load demo clinics, the iOS app source, a buyer guide, a Docker setup, cron configuration and six months of support.
Care in bloom — the clinic toolkit as soft, rounded feature tiles.
