The only link you need to send
Credentials, procedures, cases, articles and every answer you have written, on one page — readable on the web by anyone, with an account or without one.
Your profile
Founding professionals
Your credentials, work and expertise. Together on Verity.
Join our first 100 founding professionals.
- $0 to applyNo card. Applying for a founding place costs nothing.
- One year of free subscriptionFounding professionals get a year of subscription at no charge.
- Forever benefitsA founding mark on your profile, and other benefits that stay with the founding cohort.
- A hand on what gets builtFeedback and wiki contributions are welcome if you want to give them. Feedback can be answering a few simple questions. Neither is required.
Applying is not a listing. Nothing goes live until a person has checked your credentials.
Apply for a founding spot
About a minute. No card, nothing to pay.
What we do for you
One profile, and everything that makes it worth sharing.
Verified by a person
Licence, certification, degree and practice history — checked by hand before you are listed, and re-checked after.
Verification
CommunitiesPlanned
And you are placed among people considering the exact procedure you perform — a room of them, rather than a general feed you have to shout across.
At launch
What you write is reviewed, then credited
Propose an entry or an improvement and it is checked before it publishes — then credited to you, on a page that stays free and open to everyone with no account needed to read it.
Planned
Chat, with attachments
Patients message you inside Verity and send what they cannot describe — photographs, scans, prior reports. The part of this conversation that does not work in words.
Planned
Booking built in
A call or a consultation booked from your profile. No money passes through Verity — whatever they pay, they pay you.
Planned
Your dashboard
Which procedures are drawing interest, where your inquiries are coming from, and how many of them became consultations — broken down by procedure and tracked over time, so you can tell what is working rather than how many people scrolled past.
And the patients who travel. Verity is built for the ones crossing a border to be treated, on the same terms as the ones down the road.
Your profile
Everything you’d otherwise send separately, on one page anyone can open.
Credentials somebody else checked, the procedures you perform, the work you have published and what patients said about it. No account needed to read it, and no second copy to keep up to date.
A public address
Readable by anyone holding the link — no sign-up, no app, nothing standing between a prospective patient and your record. It goes in an email signature, on a clinic site, or straight into a message.
Identity somebody else confirmed
The tick is not a setting you switch on. It appears once a person has checked you, and the founding mark beside it cannot be bought once the hundred are gone.
Credentials, itemised
Licence, board certification, degree and practice history, each shown as its own check rather than one badge standing in for all four.
What you perform, and what it costs
Your procedures with price ranges published per market, so nobody arrives holding a figure you were never going to quote.
Your work, and your writing
Cases you choose to publish, the articles you write and the answers you give — all credited back here, so what you write compounds into a record instead of scrolling away in a feed.
Reviews, on the same page as the checks
Patient reviews sit beside the credentials that were verified. Nobody can pay to remove one, which is exactly what makes the good ones worth reading.
Communities
Communities built around the procedures you perform.
Rooms are organised by procedure, not by feed — so you sit among people weighing up exactly what you do, and hear the questions they ask before anyone tidies them up for a consultation.
- You are in the right roomEveryone there is weighing up the exact procedure you perform, not browsing generally.
- You answer, you never advertisePatients open the threads; practitioners reply. It is the reason a reply from you gets read here instead of scrolled past.
- You hear the unedited versionWhat people worry about at eleven at night, before it becomes a polite question in a consulting room.
- Nobody can spin up a roomVerity creates them, so they stay places worth being seen in.
Knowledge
What you write is checked, credited, and still there next year.
Propose a new entry, or an improvement to one that already exists. It is read and checked before it publishes — not after — and then credited to you, on a page anyone can open without an account.
How a contribution gets there
01
You propose it
A new entry, or a correction to one that is already published. You write it the way you would explain it across a desk.
02
It is reviewed first
Wiki contributions are reviewed by Verity before publication.
03
It publishes, credited
Your name and your verification sit on the entry and stay there. It does not scroll away.
And it stays open. No paywall and no sign-up — nothing at all standing between a reader and the thing you took the trouble to write.
Chat and booking
They can write to you. They can book a time.
Two separate things, both on Verity. Patients can message you with what they cannot describe. And, if you have turned it on, they can book a call or a consultation from your profile.
Chat
They write first, with the evidence attached.
A conversation inside Verity, not a thread you chase across email and DMs.
- They write firstPatients open the conversation. You reply. You do not cold-message.
- Photographs, scans, prior reportsThe part of this conversation that does not work in words.
- The question they would not ask in the roomAsked here, without handing over an email address.
Booking
A call or a consultation, if you have turned it on.
One thing gets booked here: time with you. Not the procedure.
- You decide whether it is openProfile booking is a switch. Leave it off and your profile still stands on its own.
- They propose a time. You confirm or decline.The appointment is arranged on Verity. Nobody leaves to find a slot.
No money passes through Verity. Whatever they pay, they pay you. We never hold it.
Your dashboard
Manage your practice from here, and see what is working.
The dashboard is where your side of Verity is run. Inquiries, booking requests and your profile are handled on one screen — built for a desk, with the room to see all of it at once.
Beside them sit the measures that matter: which procedures are drawing interest, where your inquiries come from, and how many became consultations — tracked over time, so you can tell what is working rather than how many people scrolled past.
What you manage here
Not a report you read. The place the work happens.
- Every inquiry, in one listEach with the procedure it is about and whether it has been answered — so nobody is left waiting in a thread you forgot to open.
- Booking requests, confirmed or declinedPatients propose a time for a call or a consultation, and you answer it here. Booking stays a switch you can turn off whenever you need to.
- Your profile, kept current at a deskYour procedures and their price ranges for each market, edited on a full-size screen rather than squeezed onto a phone.
- Credentials nobody can type intoYour licence and certifications are shown as checked by Verity, and locked. They change when we re-check them — not when someone edits a field.
What it shows you
Measures that tell you what to change.
- The step where people stopProfile views, inquiries and consultations side by side, so you can see exactly where interest stops turning into a booking.
- Each procedure on its ownInterest tracked separately for every procedure you list, so the one quietly carrying your practice does not disappear into a single total.
- Week by weekThe same measures over time, so a change you made — a new price range, a question answered in a community — can be told apart from a quiet month.
- Where your inquiries come fromSo you know who is finding you — and whether the patients travelling to be treated are among them.
It opens the day you are verified.
No second account and nothing to set up. The login you already use opens the dashboard the moment your verification clears.
It is the same profile as the app.
Edit it here at a desk or on your phone. One profile, read from the same place — not two copies kept in step.
Patients who travel
Across a border, on the same terms as down the road.
Some patients travel to be treated — for a procedure they cannot get at home, or cannot afford there. They can find you by country the way they would by city, and they see exactly what a patient nearby sees.
- Checked against the national register where you practise.
- Price ranges published for each market, before anyone plans a trip.
Before anyone books a flight
- Scans and reportsSent to you in chat, from wherever they live
- A call with youBooked from your profile, if you have it turned on
- The consultationWhere you practise, with the questions already answered
What you arrange together is between you and the patient. Verity is not a party to it, and no money passes through us.
Questions
Before you hand over your licence number.
The things worth knowing before you apply — and the ones people ask after reading this far.
Nothing to apply — no card. Founding professionals get one year of free subscription, and forever benefits that stay with the founding cohort.
No. Both are optional. Feedback can be as small as answering a few simple questions. Wiki contributions are welcome if you want to make them, and they are not required.
Your licence, board certification, degree and practice history. You upload the documents, they are stored privately, and a person reviews them by hand — not a form that approves itself. Verification is re-run after you are listed, not filed away.
No. We review the application, contact you about onboarding, and check your credentials before anything is published.
Because every one of them is checked by hand, by the people building this. A hundred is what can actually be verified properly before launch — and a cap that never closes is just a number on a page.
Patients open every conversation, so nothing arrives until you are listed. Booking is a switch: leave it off and your profile still stands on its own, and turn it on when you want a call or a consultation arranged here.
You lose the badge, and every reply you have written stops carrying it. That is the point of it — a mark that cannot lapse is not worth showing.
A wiki contribution is reviewed by Verity before publication, then credited to you. What you cannot remove is what other people write: a patient review, a community note, or a thread about you.
No. Whatever a patient pays you, they pay you. We never hold it, and we are not a party to what you arrange together.
One of the hundred is still yours.
Apply now. We review the application and check credentials before anything is published.
Apply for a founding spotNothing goes live until a person has checked your credentials.
For clinics and groups
One organization, and the clinicians linked to it.
Everything above is written to one practitioner. If you run a clinic, this part is for you.
Organizations get a profile of their own, verified in its own right, with the clinicians who practise there linked to it. Each of them keeps their own profile, and their own checks.
The organization profile
A profile for the practice, linked to the people in it.
Your procedures and your sites on one page, with every affiliated clinician linked from it. Patients find it the way they find a practitioner — by procedure, and by location.
- Clinicians keep their own profilesBeing linked to your organization sits on a practitioner's profile. It does not replace it.
- Linked, not absorbedPeople are linked as they join and unlinked when they leave, and their profile stays theirs either way.
Verification
Checked as an organization, and person by person.
The organization goes through its own verification, while every clinician linked to it is checked against their own licence. The two run side by side, from the start.
- Nobody borrows the clinic's badgeA clinician is shown as verified only once their own checks have cleared.
- Verification belongs to the personA lapsed licence shows on the clinician it belongs to — not averaged into the organization, and not hidden behind it.
Inquiries and replies
Patients reach the clinician who does the procedure.
Your profile links each procedure to the clinicians who perform it, so an inquiry arrives with the person it is about rather than in a shared inbox.
- Every inquiry is addressed to a named clinicianIt belongs to someone from the moment it arrives, instead of waiting for an inbox to be checked.
- In communities, a named clinician answersThe organization replies through someone on its roster, and the affiliation is shown on every reply they write.
The whole practice
See the organization, not just one profile.
Which procedures are drawing interest and where your inquiries come from — across everyone linked to the organization, broken down by procedure and by site, and tracked over time.
- By siteSo a clinic that is quietly busier than the rest is visible, not folded into one total.
- By procedureThe same breakdown a practitioner gets, added up across the organization.
Organizations
An organization starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your practice and who works there, and we will verify the organization alongside the people in it.
Talk to us about your organizationOrganizations are being brought on in parallel with the founding practitioners.