Built by doctors, for doctors
Nevatal was born from real frustration, not a business plan. When Laura needed software that actually worked, Mateo built it. Now we're sharing it with clinics like yours.
How Nevatal began
A story of frustration turned into a solution
Nevatal was born when I saw Laura, my wife, frustrated. She had a beautiful clinic, happy patients, talented hands... but spent hours struggling with software that was supposed to 'help' her. I built something simple: a tool that got out of the way so she could do what she loves—transform her patients' confidence. When other doctors saw it, they all said the same thing: *'Why hadn't anyone made this before?'* Nevatal exists because we believe medical software should be invisible. That a booked appointment should confirm itself. That a patient should remember their consultation, not the paperwork. That a doctor should feel supported, not buried in bureaucracy.
Mateo Escobar
Co-founder & CTO
Dr. Laura Duarte
Co-founder & Medical Director
Our mission
What drives us every day
Misión
Make technology disappear so medicine can shine
Visión
A world where every doctor-patient interaction feels personal, professional, and frictionless
Propósito
Return time and magic to the doctor-patient relationship
Our values
The principles that guide everything we build
Obsessive simplicity
If it needs a manual, we did it wrong
Speed as service
Every second saved is valuable time
Functional beauty
Beautiful things work better
Empathy by design
We build for Laura, not for 'customers'
Invisible excellence
Compliance works so you don't have to think about it
Why Nevatal exists
We're not selling software—we're sharing the solution Laura uses every day
Nuestro insight fundacional
Doctors don't need 'complex medical software'—they need time recovered to do what they love: practice medicine.
Lo que nos diferencia
We're the only ones built AFTER living the frustration personally. This isn't a product—it's a solution born from real need.
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