Cabinet

Implant inventory · free to start

Every implant
accounted for.

Photograph the label. Cabinet reads it, keeps each box on its own line, and can still tell you ten years from now which implant went to which patient.

Works on the first day, on its own. Your supplier does not need an account, a contract, or any software.

01

One photograph is the whole first step

No catalogue to import, no supplier to enrol, no data entry evening. You photograph the boxes you already own, and the cabinet learns itself as you work.

STEP 1

Photograph the label

Read on the phone, offline. Nothing is invented — what it cannot read it leaves blank for you rather than guessing.

STEP 2

See the matrix

Diameter × length, one layer per system. Below par and out of stock are marked, so the gap is visible before it matters.

STEP 3

Send the order

The list writes itself from your par levels. It leaves through KakaoTalk, WhatsApp or SMS — the way you already order.

STEP 4

Keep the record

Lot, serial, expiry and placement stay linked. Recall notices and audits stop being an afternoon of paperwork.

02

Read once, correct never

This is what one photograph of an Osstem carton produces. You check it before it is saved; after that the product is recognised automatically for the rest of your practice.

From one label photograph
Brand · system
Osstem TSIII
Reference
TS3S4010S
Diameter × length
Ø4.0 × 10.0 mm
Mount
NoMount
Surface
SA
Lot
FTN25E520
Serial · GS1 (21)
0127
Expiry
2033-05-09

Four cartons can share a reference, a lot, a size and an expiry date. Only the serial tells them apart — and a recall arrives by lot while traceability is owed by carton.

Mount and NoMount are different products

The same size ships both ways. Cabinet keeps them on separate lines, so "I thought we had one" does not happen at the chair.

Classify by whatever you classify by

Taper, connection angle, thread pitch. Add the field yourself and it becomes searchable across your whole cabinet.

03

Nothing expires unnoticed

Cabinet counts each supplier's exchange window for you and shows what is still inside it — with the sizes you actually use offered as the swap, so the replacement does not go stale in turn.

Sterile stock has a shelf life and exchange terms have a deadline. Missing either is not a purchasing mistake; it is simply something no one had time to track. Now something does.

04

Your contract balance is stock too

Where large practices buy on a package and leave the balance with the supplier — the norm in Korea and India — an app that counts only the shelf sees half the picture.

Ten units on the shelf mean nothing on their own. With the balance still full you are fine; with it empty you are renegotiating today. Same number, opposite meaning.

Measured in months, not percent

"15% left" says nothing — it depends entirely on how fast you place. Cabinet divides by your real rate and tells you the date instead.

Equipment taken out of the discount

A chair folded into a package inflates the headline discount. Cabinet removes it and shows what the components actually cost you.

05

Nothing leaves unless you send it

Cabinet is built for the clinician, not for the people selling to the clinician. That single decision settles most of the design.

WhatDefaultWho can see it
Your stockPrivate Nobody, until you share — and then only the brands you name
What you payPrivate Nobody. Prices never enter any shared statistic
Usage indexOff Opt-in, aggregated across five or more practices, 30 days late
Patient chart numberHashed We never hold the original
Your recordsYours Export or erase everything, whenever you like

Photographs stay on your phone

Labels are read on the device, offline. Your carton photographs are not sent to an AI service to be interpreted.

A representative sees one brand

A practice runs several systems. Sharing stock with one supplier should never expose a competitor's shelf — so it cannot.

06

Price

₩10,000per practice, per month
  • Invite as many colleagues as you like; the price does not move
  • First month free — credited at sign-up, no card
  • Introduce four colleagues and one site is free, permanently
  • If a suggestion you send us ships, we credit you for it

Introductions are rewarded one level only, in credit, never in cash. That is deliberate.

No advertising. Ever.

Cabinet recommends what to reorder and how much. The moment a manufacturer pays us, no one can be certain that recommendation is impartial — and the main feature is dead. So we sell the software, not your attention.

Free to start, free to leave

No card to sign up. Export everything and close the account whenever you choose.

Photograph one carton tonight.

That is the entire first step. By the end of the week the cabinet counts itself.

Android and web. iPhone works in the browser today.