Free software for your lab

The doctor's order lands on your screen. The report goes back on its own.

Clyno Labs is free software for a pathology lab or a small diagnostic centre in India. Connected doctors send you the test from inside the consultation. You type the values. The finished report files itself into that patient's record on the doctor's side.

No card. Nothing to install. Sign up with your mobile number and a password, in the browser you already use.

  • Free to start
  • Runs in a browser
  • Clyno takes no commission
  • A QR on every report you make
Before any software

Four things that eat the evening at a lab

None of this is about software. It is what an ordinary day looks like when the order comes on paper and the report goes out as a photo.

The order comes on a slip

A name spelled two ways, a phone number in the corner, and a call back to the clinic to find out what was actually asked for.

The report leaves as a photo

A page photographed and sent on WhatsApp, sitting in a chat with a hundred other messages. Nobody can say for certain the doctor opened it.

High and low get marked by hand

Every value checked against the range sheet and every H and L written in by pen — on every report, every evening.

Your letterhead is easy to copy

A printed page carries nothing on it that says the paper really came from your lab.

The whole chain

One path, from the order to the doctor's chart

Five steps of the same chain. Each one is a screen that exists in the product today.

01

Type the results. High and low mark themselves.

Pick the test you saved and the parameter names, units and normal ranges come with it. You type only the results. Anything outside the range you set turns amber on the screen, with a bold H or L. On the printed report that value comes out in bold with the same H or L.

  • A template whose name matches the ordered test moves to the top of the dropdown.
  • Up to 80 values on one report, plus an impression box that prints under the table.
  • Tick “Critical result” and the doctor is alerted straight away — the report is stamped CRITICAL.
02

The report files itself into the patient's record.

No email to compose, no WhatsApp thread to find. It goes into that patient's file inside the doctor's Clyno. The doctor gets a notification: “Lab report received”, or “Lab report — red flags” when there are any.

  • It always files against the patient the order names. You never pick a patient from a list.
  • Recognised values join that patient's lab trend, so the doctor sees today's number against the last few. Thirty common ones are tracked, 60 readings each.
  • The order moves to Report sent, and the doctor's own screen shows the same state.
03

A QR that proves the paper came from your lab.

Every report you make in the report maker prints a QR code at the bottom left. Anyone can scan it — no login, no app — and get a page saying the report was issued by your lab, on that date, for that test.

  • The token behind the code is 16 random bytes, so it cannot be guessed.
  • The patient's name is shortened on that page — “Ramesh Kumar Patil” shows as “Ramesh K. P.”
  • A code that matches nothing gets a red shield and “Could not verify”.

It proves where the paper came from. It says nothing about whether the result is right.

Bottom of the printed A4 report

Scan to verify this report is genuine

Verified by Clyno Labs

Token: 16 random bytes — not guessable.

Genuine report

This report was issued by Shreeya Diagnostics through Clyno Labs.

TestComplete Blood Count
PatientRamesh P.
Date2 August 2026
Signed byDr A Kulkarni

The patient name is shortened here, so scanning a QR never shows whose report it is. It proves where the paper came from — not whether the result is right.

04

One list is your price list and your report template.

Each test carries its price, its usual turnaround, the sample type, and its parameters with your own normal ranges. That single list fills the report maker and shows as your price list to the doctors you are connected with.

  • New lab? One tap adds 5 common panels with standard adult ranges you can edit to match your methods.
  • Leave the parameters empty and the test becomes upload-only — an X-ray, a scan, or a machine that prints its own report.
  • Attach a JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC or PDF up to 25 MB and it reaches the doctor the same way.
05

Your technician signs in with their own number.

Add a person with their own name, their own 10-digit number and their own password. They sign in on the same lab page you do, so nobody has to share your login.

  • Switch a login off with one tap when someone is on leave, and back on when they return.
  • Only the owner can add, change or remove a login — a staff session sees the list, and the server refuses the change.
  • Changing a password signs every other device out.
The shape of the product

Numbers you can check inside the product

Not a user count and not a speed claim. These are the limits and the shape of the software itself — what you will find when you open it.

0

order states

New · Sample received · In progress · Report sent

0

tabs in the whole product

Worklist · Tests & Prices · History · Settings

0

starter panels, one tap

14 parameters between them, ranges you can edit

0

values on one report

and up to 30 tests on a single order

0 MB

per uploaded file

JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC or PDF

0

lab values join a trend line

60 points kept for each of them

  • A4 paper
  • Worklist refreshes every 60 seconds
  • History opens on the last 7 days
  • 16-byte token behind every QR
  • Stay signed in for 30 days
How it works

From the doctor's order to the doctor's screen

Three steps. Two of them are the work you already do.

  1. 1

    The order arrives

    A connected doctor sends the test from inside the consultation. It comes complete — name, age, sex, phone, the tests and the doctor's note. Each one carries a short code like LB-4F2K that you can quote on the phone. Urgent ones sit at the top with a red edge.

  2. 2

    You do the work

    Mark the sample received, start processing, then make the report — or attach the film if it is an X-ray or a scan. The buttons on the card change with the state, so the next step is always the one in front of you.

  3. 3

    The report goes back

    It files into the patient's record and the doctor is alerted. The order flips to Report sent, and a green “Tell patient” button opens WhatsApp with the message already written. It carries the reference code, not the report — you press send.

Connected doctors

What changes when a doctor connects to you

A doctor on Clyno can send you an invite link. A lab that signs up through it is connected at once and sees “Connected with Dr Patil — their orders will appear in your worklist.” The link stays valid for 30 days.

After that, their tests come to you from inside the consultation instead of on a slip. If a doctor sends one by mistake, they can take it back only while it is still New — once you have marked the sample received, they are told to call you instead.

Orders come from connected doctors. Clyno Labs does not register walk-in patients, and it does no billing, receipts or cash counter — the doctor's order is what starts the work.

History tab · an example week

26-07-2026to02-08-2026

142

Orders

129

Reports sent

18

Urgent

By doctor

Dr Patil

Shree Clinic

58/62 done

Dr Mehta

Aarogya Clinic

41/45 done

Dr Joshi

Sai Clinic

30/35 done

Pick two dates and see how much work came from each doctor. Counts only — there is no money anywhere in Clyno Labs.

What each side can see

A connected doctor sees your tests, never your books

These limits are not settings you have to switch on. They are how the product is built, on both sides.

What a connected doctor sees

  • Your test list — name, price, turnaround and sample type — if you are connected.
  • The state of their own orders: New, Sample received, In progress, Report sent.
  • The reports you send them, filed in their own patient's record.

What they never see

  • Your total workload, or how much work any other doctor sends you.
  • Another doctor's orders, or another doctor's reports.
  • Your price list at all, if they are not connected — they get “Connect with this lab first”.

And what your lab sees of the clinic

  • A lab only ever sees the orders doctors send to it — never a clinic's patient list.
  • A report files against the patient the order names — the lab never picks one.
  • The lab portal runs on its own login, separate from clinic staff logins.

No commission, and there will not be one

There is no commission or fee-sharing feature anywhere in Clyno Labs. Splitting fees for referrals is prohibited under Indian medical practice regulations.

Straight answers

Questions lab owners ask on the phone

Yes. Signing up is free and so is daily use — no card, nothing to install. It runs in your browser.

Sign up free, add your tests, tell your doctors to connect.

Signing up is free and so is daily use. Your lab name, your name, your mobile number and a password get you in. Your address and the name that signs your reports print on the paper.

Read more about running your lab and making reports.