About Quicka Health
We build the software that takes the clinic admin off clinicians, so the work that only they can do is the work they spend their day on.
Why we built it
Allied health clinicians finish the last patient of the day and then start a second shift. Notes, letters, treatment plans, referrals, recalls. The documentation gets done at night, or it does not get done properly.
Quicka started as an AI scribe to fix the first part of that. It records the consult, drafts the note in your template, and hands it back for sign-off before the patient has left the room.
Then clinics told us the note was only half the problem. So we built the rest: treatment plans that bulk-book their own follow-ups, a front desk that chases drop-outs on its own, an exercise program that lands on the patient's phone, and reporting that shows an owner what actually moved.
All of it runs on top of the practice management system you already have. Built in Australia, hosted in Australia, and written for the way allied health clinics actually work.
The rules we build to
Three lines we do not cross, whatever it costs us in roadmap.
The clinician signs off
Quicka drafts. Nothing reaches a patient record, a GP, or a patient's phone until a clinician has read it and approved it.
Clinical data stays yours
Encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted in Australia, scoped per clinic and per role. Never sold, never shared, never used to train AI models.
Built for the day, not the demo
Features earn their place by surviving a full clinic day. If it only works on a tidy example, it does not ship.
The team
Small, Australian, and hiring.
Alan W.
Founder & CEO
Builds clinical software for Australian allied health. Spends most weeks inside real clinic workflows, not slide decks.
Coming Soon
Clinical Lead
Open role. If you practise in allied health and want a say in what gets built, get in touch.
Coming Soon
Engineering
Open role. Product engineers who want their work used in a clinic on Monday, not queued for a quarter.
Come and build with us
Clinicians who want their evenings back and engineers who want to work on healthcare: both of you should get in touch.