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Example company. Plinth is a made-up company. This is a demo with fixed sample data. No real account is created, nothing is saved and nothing is sent.

  • Sells: Scheduling software for physiotherapy clinics
  • To: Independent physiotherapy clinics with 2 to 8 practitioners, in the UK
  • Problem: Front desks juggle phone calls, a shared calendar and paper. Missed appointments leave gaps nobody fills.
  • Stage: Build
  • So far: Ten clinics agreed to a pilot
  • Goal: Get the first version live with real pilot clinics
  • Pricing: A monthly subscription per clinic (still to be tested)

Roadmap

The plan Pythe writes for Plinth at the Build stage, in the real plan page: stages, tracks and tasks you can open, tick and filter.

  • Build the booking flow for the pilot clinics (Product)
  • Offer a cancelled slot to the next patient in line (Product)
  • Onboard the first three pilot clinics (Customer)
  • Test a price per clinic with the pilot group (Revenue)
  • Refresh the competitor and pricing research (Growth)
  • Write the clinic-owner interview script (Customer)
  • Publish a waitlist page for clinics (Growth)
  • Track pilot usage every week (Operations)
  • Decide who supports the pilot clinics (Team)
  • Keep a one-page note of pilot results for later (Fundraising)

Team at work

Ask once. Pytheus opens a group, Iris, Ada, Nova and Sam brief each other and hand back a research document, a table and a deck, and an email waits for your approval. It plays in about ten seconds.

  • Iris, Researcher: A research document with sources
  • Nova, Writer: A six slide deck from that research
  • Ada, Analyst: A table of ten clinics, sized and sorted
  • Sam, Outreach: One intro email, drafted for your approval
  • Pytheus: Pytheus splitting a request between four teammates

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