Healee

Healee is a white-label patient access SaaS built by a team in Sofia, Bulgaria. It bundles appointment scheduling, telehealth visits, patient communication, a lightweight medical record and payments into a standalone site and native apps that run on your own brand and domain. What it sells is not a single feature but a clinic operations platform that can go live in five days, and most customers are primary care and mental health organizations with 2–50 doctors.

Core capabilities

• White-label replication: your own domain, logo and color scheme, native apps on both platforms listed under the customer's brand, a single-tenant dedicated copy, live in 5 days with the standard configuration
• Rule-based scheduling: set strict/flexible matching by language, state license and visit type, then weight utilization, open slots and high-value clinician availability
• Unified communication thread: chat, SMS, video, phone and fax converge into one conversation, with automated reminders, waitlists and broadcasts
• Light medical record and payments: patient profiles, charting, vitals, imaging and lab results; subscription or per-visit collection, with automatic payouts to doctors
• Ready-made integrations: one-way AthenaHealth sync, Stripe, PayPal, Twilio, DoseSpot and calendars; reporting through Looker Studio

Where it fits Telehealth and digital health startups that want to run under their own brand (weight management, hair loss, GLP-1, DPC, telepharmacy), plus multi-site practices with 2–50 doctors and complex cross-state licensing schedules. Systems that must pass a SOC 2 review or need SAML single sign-on are not a good fit.

What sets it apart Few vendors dare to deliver a single-tenant dedicated copy together with customer-branded app store listings; Luma Health and Klara are mostly multi-tenant and shared, with one to two orders of magnitude more reviews and broader EHR integrations. Healee's real difference is that it treats scheduling as resource allocation.

Editorial assessment As healthcare SaaS it is dependable: a real white-label case (Perci Health), a full set of DPAs and a 99.9% SLA, and a founding team that previously built Telerik. But the AI label overpromises: the so-called AI scheduling is only rule weighting, with zero model disclosure. The hard gaps are clear: no free tier and no trial, pricing available only on request, no SOC 2/ISO 27001/HITRUST, no SSO, and just 48 third-party reviews, many of them incentivized.