Onset Clinic — One-Page Leave-Behind (v2)¶

Reflects the real product. Regulatory-clean. Print after filling in [BRACKETS].¶

HOW TO USE: Leave-behind, not a brochure. Hand it over after the conversation. Its only job once you leave: get them to the free signup. Lead with the workflow pain, the 90-second hook, the free tier. ONE page, clean layout, one QR to signup. Onset Clinic is an organization and information tool — keep every claim about workflow/organization, never clinical outcomes.

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│                      [ONSET CLINIC LOGO]                     │
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   You hand a patient a supplement protocol on paper.

   Then it disappears into their bag — and you never really
   know if they set it up, started it, or dropped it.


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   ONSET CLINIC: from paper protocol to the patient's phone
   in under 90 seconds.

   • Paste or snap a protocol photo, then assign it and invite
     the patient in one step
   • Build routines with per-supplement timing, dose, and duration
   • Track delivery status: invited, connected, checking in —
     see who may need a follow-up
   • Patient controls their own data and what they share back

   It's an organization tool — the patient owns their data,
   you just stop losing protocols to the void.

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            │   START FREE — up to 10 patients    │
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            │        [  QR CODE  ]                │
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            │   clinic.theonset.app · no card     │
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   Privacy built in: encrypted patient data, consent-controlled
   sharing, full audit trail (SHIELD safeguards) — even though
   it's not acting as an EHR.

   Built by a veteran founder in San Diego.
   I'd genuinely value your honest take.

   Ryan Curry · [phone] · ryan@theonset.app · clinic.theonset.app

FILL-IN CHECKLIST¶

[ ] QR code → clinic.theonset.app/signup (the free tier, not homepage — fewer clicks).
[ ] Real phone/email you'll answer this week.
[ ] Logo + clean layout (Canva/Figma). These are nice offices — make it look intentional.
[ ] Print ~30.
[ ] No pricing on the flyer. The free tier is the hook; price is a conversation, not a number on paper (see script — you're testing willingness-to-pay in person).

WHY THIS VERSION¶

Leads with the workflow pain (paper protocol disappears), not "adherence" — matches what the product actually does and what practitioners actually feel.
"90 seconds, paper to phone" is your strongest hook. It's concrete, fast, and it's a practitioner-time win, not a clinical claim.
Free tier (10 patients) is the offer — frictionless, no card, real product. Land-and-expand.
Regulatory-clean throughout: "organization tool," "patient owns their data," "not acting as an EHR." No outcome claims, no "manage patient care," no clinical language. Stays on the wellness side of the FDA/HIPAA line, consistent with the site.
No price on paper — deliberate. You're discovering willingness-to-pay in the room, not anchoring them to $49.