ATPL

Industries · Healthcare and wellness

Software that keeps care on schedule.

For gyms, studios, clinics and the suppliers behind them. Memberships that renew, sessions that are booked and attended, records kept where the right person can see them.

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What we know about this floor

Three notes · not a brochure

Field note

Clinics, gyms, wellness studios and medical suppliers run on schedules, memberships and records that must not slip. ATPL runs Wellora Fit, a wellness platform for members, coaches and operators, and built Loginfotek’s site for a cardiac medical products distributor.

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What we bring to it

Products, services, work

The products ATPL runs, the services it delivers and the clients it has already served in this sector.

Approach

Wellora Fit is live at wellorafit.com; ATPL has not yet confirmed which clinics, gyms or hospitals it may name, so this page describes method and the product rather than client results.

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Questions people ask

FAQ

The questions asked before buying, answered plainly. If yours is not here, ask it on the contact page.

Wellora Fit is a wellness platform built and run by ATPL, live at wellorafit.com, that puts members, coaches and operators on one system: memberships, session booking and the records each role needs. It is one of the products ATPL operates itself, alongside Ethos for restaurants.

Yes. ATPL builds membership, booking, attendance and billing systems for gyms, studios and clinics, as a web application with a member app where needed, and runs Wellora Fit on the same pattern. Records carry role-based access, so staff see only what their role needs.

Yes. ATPL has run social media and paid search for Nidhi Hospital, and offers SEO, social media and PPC to clinics and wellness businesses alongside their website or platform. Healthcare advertising follows platform rules on medical claims, which ATPL applies before a campaign goes live.

ATPL builds health and member records with role-based access, encrypted connections, audit logs and backups, and hosts them on servers the client controls or ATPL manages for them. Which standards apply depends on the client’s regulator, and ATPL confirms that in the scoping call before any build starts.