Enroll a new patient

Create a pseudonymous patient record. The enrollment code is the only identifier in our system — you keep the real name in your own records.

Patient enrolled

Share this code with the patient. They enter it in the Nasal app under "Connect with clinician."

Your public profile

If you opt in to be listed in the Nasal clinician directory, patients without a clinician can find you and request enrollment. Only the fields marked public are shown.

Account

Manage the email and password you use to sign in to Nasal. These are private and separate from your public-directory profile.

We'll send a confirmation link to the new address. Your sign-in email only changes once you click it. Your password is unchanged.

Forgot it? Sign out and use "Forgot your password?" on the sign-in screen — we'll email you a reset link.

The manual covers everything in detail — dashboard interpretation, phase ladder, template design, indications, glossary. The tutorial replays the brief first-time walkthrough.

See all plans, the worked example, and annual options.

Pricing in EUR. Your card may add a foreign-transaction fee if billed in another currency. VAT added at checkout per your country's rate.

Parent contact

Used for parent reports. Both fields are optional; reports cannot be sent without an email.

Parent report

Enrollment requests

Patients who found you via the Nasal clinician directory and requested enrollment. Respond via email or convert into an actual patient.

My library

Curate videos for your patients. These appear in their app's Library view alongside the global Nasal-curated videos. Filter by age group so younger patients see age-appropriate content.

Session templates ?

Templates control the within-session block structure: which intensity each block runs at, how long each block lasts, and the rhythm across the session. Built-in presets cannot be edited; create a custom template to experiment with new patterns.

New template

Build a within-session block sequence. Each block has a fixed intensity for its duration. The kid sees no block boundaries — transitions are silent.

Delete template?

Delete patient permanently?