Free
For trying the workflow or working from one secured device.
- Quick Consult and core clinical tools
- Basic growth charts and offline calculations
- Patient records saved in this browser
- Up to 50 local patient records
PediaDeskIntelligent Care for Growing LivesSign up is required for both plans. Free is designed for one secured browser. Pro keeps your patient work available across devices.
For trying the workflow or working from one secured device.
For clinicians who need continuity, deeper tools and documentation.
Open a patient, enter measurements once, and move through a focused consultation without hunting through separate tools. Start free, or use Pro when you need your patient records across devices.
Every account includes the clinical workspace. Free keeps records in this signed-in browser. Pro adds secure account backup and access across devices.
Measurements and patient context are ready.
History and assessment next
One patient, one connected workspace. These screens show the rhythm of a routine visit, from opening the chart to finishing the note.
PediaDesk keeps the common work close at hand, with a calm interface that stays out of the way.
Age, weight, allergies, visits and notes stay connected as you work.
Track measurements, trends and nutrition flags without re-entering data.
Use Quick Consult for busy clinics, or open the full history and examination template.
Free accounts stay local to the signed-in browser. Pro accounts can sync records across devices.
The goal is less tapping and less duplicate typing, from the first measurement to the finished document.
Pick up where you left off, or begin a new Quick Consult with the essentials.
Growth, fluids, resuscitation references and the note use the same patient context.
Complete the sections you need, sign when ready, and generate a professional document.
Core calculations and saved local records remain available when connectivity is limited. Sign-in and Google authentication still need the internet.
PediaDesk supports a clinician’s judgment. Growth references, medication references and local schedules should be independently reviewed before clinical reliance.