Radiance builds the systems Indian laser and aesthetics clinics run on — Lumière and Loupe — with patient consent, data residency, and security treated as the product, not the fine print.
Each product carries its own colour and character. Radiance itself stays quiet so the work doesn't have to.

Practice management for laser and aesthetics clinics — scheduling, patient records, and treatment tracking built for how Indian clinics actually run.
Explore Lumière ↗
Consultation and clinic-management software that keeps structured, consent-first patient conversations in one place.
Explore Loupe ↗Both products are built with Indian clinics and Indian regulation in the foreground, not adapted from a global template. Patient data is stored and served from India, and every workflow is designed around Indian consent and compliance norms first.
Reminders, consent confirmations, and follow-ups run through WhatsApp because that's where Indian patients actually read messages — not buried in an app they'll never open. It sits at the core of both products, not bolted on as an integration.
Illustrative message flow
Every record, every share, logged with explicit patient consent.
Built around the Digital Personal Data Protection Act's principles from day one.
Security practices modelled on CERT-In guidelines, reviewed as they evolve.
Data encrypted in transit and at rest, without exception.
Every team member sees only what their role in the clinic needs.
No offshore data transfer, ever.
Both products are state-of-the-art Next.js software, built to be maintained fast and debugged remotely — so clinics get updates and fixes without waiting on a support queue.