Doctors declare availability
A doctor sets when they can work. Facilities request those hours — or post open slots that doctors register interest in.
SENEBEK
سلامتك
Appointment scheduling built for Egyptian clinics
Senebek connects patients, doctors and medical facilities — from a doctor’s declared availability to a patient’s confirmed appointment, in one system.
How it works
Availability is negotiated, not assumed
A doctor’s hours and a facility’s needs are separate things. Senebek reconciles them explicitly, then turns the result into slots patients can book.
Facilities build the schedule
Series-level and day-level control across branches and specializations. Capacity by headcount or by timed slot.
Patients book in minutes
Browse by facility, branch, specialization and doctor. See real availability, book, and get confirmation.
The front desk runs the day
Dual-confirm check-in, live doctor delay status the patient can see, and automatic handling of appointments nobody closed.
Built for
Three sides of the same appointment
Patients
Find care, book it, turn up
No phone calls, no guessing whether the doctor is running late.
- Browse facilities, branches and specializations
- Book against real availability
- See delays before you leave home
Doctors
Your hours, on your terms
Declare when you can work and let facilities come to you.
- Set and revise availability
- Accept or negotiate facility requests
- Publish a delay in one tap
Clinics & hospitals
Staff it, publish it, run it
From an empty calendar to a full waiting room, with the right people able to touch the right things.
- Multi-branch, multi-specialization
- Tiered staff permissions
- A reservations board for the front desk
Why Senebek
Built here, for how clinics here actually work
Your data stays in Egypt
Hosted on infrastructure inside Egypt, not abroad. Patient information does not leave the country.
Arabic and English throughout
Right-to-left designed in from the start, not bolted on afterwards. Patients and staff each work in their own language.
Made for real scheduling
Doctors who split their week between facilities. Branches with different hours. Slots that change after they are published. The messy parts, handled.
The name
snb=k
Middle Egyptian
Senebek is Ancient Egyptian for your health. The first three signs spell snb — to be sound, to be well. The basket is the second-person suffix: your.
It is the third term of ankh wedja seneb — life, prosperity, health — the blessing that closed Egyptian letters for three thousand years.
سلامتك is what an Egyptian says today to someone who is unwell. Noun plus possessive. The same sentence, four thousand years later, in the same country.
Get in touch
Currently onboarding pilot clinics in Cairo
If you run a clinic, a branch or a medical centre and want to see how Senebek would handle your schedule, get in touch and we’ll walk you through it.
yehia.youssef@senebek.comPilot places are limited while we onboard the first facilities