Rahatok connects patients directly to your calendar through WhatsApp, filtering inquiries and booking appointments around the clock.
Patients book by sending a message. No app, no portal, no phone queue, only WhatsApp.
Understands patient intent in Arabic and English, so patients write the way they normally text.
Presents 3 real available slots, confirms the appointment, and sends a reminder automatically.
Multi-tenant by design: every clinic connects its own WhatsApp Business number. Rahatok is the infrastructure behind it — never a shared bot.
Built on Meta’s WhatsApp Cloud API, so it runs on the WhatsApp your patients already use.


Automatic confirmation and reminder
Launching first with clinics in Jordan.
80 JOD / month per clinic. One simple subscription, no setup fee.
No new software for your staff. No app for your patients.
Patients text your dedicated WhatsApp number to view availability and confirm a slot — no portal login, no phone queue.
Confirmed appointments are written to your calendar automatically, so your existing workflow stays the same.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. No app to install, no patient passwords to leak. Patient data is limited to name, phone, and appointment time — no medical records or chat transcripts are stored.
We complete your technical integration within 24 hours, with full Meta account activation typically finalized within 3 business days
Link your existing scheduling software or use our built-in calendar. No data migration required.
From first message to confirmed appointment in under 90 seconds.

Anas Almukahal
Founder & Developer
Anas founded Rahatok after watching clinics lose hours every day to the same conversation: a patient messages on WhatsApp, the receptionist scrolls through a calendar, types back a few times, and eventually a booking happens. He’s a computer science graduate and builds Rahatok himself — the backend, the WhatsApp integration, the AI that handles the patient side. The goal is software that fits how clinics in the region actually work, in Arabic and English, without forcing them onto a new system they don’t want.
Pilot pricing for the first 10 clinics in Jordan.