The Sealthe QR on the prescription

Every prescription carries your seal.

The pharmacist scans it: molecule, dose, quantity, duration. And anyone can check that the prescription is genuine — no account, no app.

Who it’s for
  • Doctor
  • Pharmacist
  • Patient
II.
What changes

The doctor’s stamp has always existed. We simply made it scannable.

In Algeria the prescription travels on paper, and everyone pays for it: the pharmacist deciphers, the patient comes back, the doctor picks up the phone to confirm a dose. The Seal does not replace the paper — it makes it readable and checkable.

Readable at the counter

The pharmacist reads exactly what you wrote: molecule, dose, quantity, duration. No deciphering, no confirmation call.

Anyone can verify it

The code opens a free public page confirming the prescriber, the date and the prescription’s validity. No account required.

Your name, not ours

The seal carries your identity and registration number. It is your signature being verified; the platform is only the carrier.

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In three steps

How it works

  1. 01

    You prescribe as usual

    Molecule, dosage, duration. The catalog suggests available brands and their public price.

  2. 02

    The prescription comes out sealed

    A QR and a short code, printed on the document and visible in the patient’s app.

  3. 03

    The pharmacist scans

    A phone camera is enough. Nothing to install on the pharmacy side.

The limits

What The Seal does not do

It does not replace your physical stamp where a third party demands one, and it sends nothing to CNAS. It makes the prescription readable and verifiable — that is all, and that is a lot.

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The Seal

Every prescription carries your seal.

Creating an account is free. And Demo Mode lets you try everything before you are visible to patients.