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Websites built around Jane App

Practice management software for health and wellness clinics. Peak Leverage closes the operating gap between what the website promises and what Jane App needs to receive.
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Cleaner runtime
Better operator handoff
Lower plugin drag

Traditional agency build

Higher cost, slower runtime, more plugin surface area

  • Slow handoff from marketing page to operating system
  • Disconnected forms that still need manual cleanup
  • New changes reopen scope and timeline every time

Peak Leverage operating layer

Cleaner runtime, clearer handoff, faster time-to-value

  • Website copy and intake shaped around operator language
  • Documented path into Jane App instead of inbox-first routing
  • Ongoing operation instead of one more rebuild handoff

Platform gap

What Jane App does well, and where the website gap appears

This is the handoff line the route pages inherit: what the software already handles, and what the public-facing layer still needs to do.

Jane App handles

Jane App is practice management software for clinics and wellness practitioners. It combines scheduling, online booking, charting, billing, reminders, and practice operations so healthcare-adjacent clinics can run bookings and administrative workflows from one system.

The website still has to handle

Jane gives clinics a strong online booking page and practice workflow stack, but it is not an open developer platform or a full marketing website system. Teams that want deep custom website behavior, public SEO content, or custom back-office syncs still need an external website layer and cannot rely on a public API from Jane.

book online buttonpractitioner booking buttonlocation booking buttononline booking page link

Route explorer

Where this platform is already winning

These cards should feel like a clear route selection surface, not one more generic card grid.
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Wellness practices

Physiotherapy websites for Jane App that stop booking drop-off

People find us online, but the website is not helping them understand if we treat their problem or making it easy to start the evaluation process. Most clinic sites leak evaluation demand between specialty fit and the booking handoff. This setup explains the right next step first, then moves the patient into a real Jane App Appointment instead of a confusing dead end.
Physiotherapy · Wellness practices · active route
Open route

How the integration works

On the native website path, a patient clicks a Jane Book Online button from the clinic website and lands on the clinic's Jane online booking site. From there the patient chooses a practitioner, treatment, and time slot, and Jane creates the Appointment inside the clinic's schedule. Because Jane does not currently offer an open API, a custom website integration usually stops at the handoff into Jane's own booking flow rather than writing records directly into the platform. That keeps the final booking record inside Jane but limits how much of the workflow can be custom-built around it.

On the native website path, a patient clicks a Jane Book Online button from the clinic website and lands on the clinic's Jane online booking site. From there the patient chooses a practitioner, treatment, and time slot, and Jane creates the Appointment inside the clinic's schedule. Because Jane does not currently offer an open API, a custom website integration usually stops at the handoff into Jane's own booking flow rather than writing records directly into the platform. That keeps the final booking record inside Jane but limits how much of the workflow can be custom-built around it.

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