The spreadsheet is already wrong
You log a case on your phone, mean to update the sheet, and don't. Two weeks later you're counting composites from memory and hoping the number is right.
Your program's requirement counts are a gate — fall behind and you can't move on. FOLIO32 turns the private spreadsheet you're secretly keeping into a live, real-time scorecard of every procedure you owe, every case in your pool, and every classmate who has the case you need.
No credit card. No real patient data — ever. Set up in under 5 minutes.
The official system counts what an attending has already signed off. That number lags weeks behind the chair. So every student invents the same workaround — a private spreadsheet, updated at midnight, wrong by Thursday.
You log a case on your phone, mean to update the sheet, and don't. Two weeks later you're counting composites from memory and hoping the number is right.
Nothing warns you that you're three endos short until there aren't enough clinic days left to find three endo patients. By then the fix is a scramble, not a plan.
Your classmate has a crown patient she doesn't need and you're short a crown. That trade happens by group chat, luck, and whoever shouted first — if it happens at all.
Every one of these is the same failure: your requirement count isn't live. Make it live, and the scramble turns into a plan you can actually work.
Enter your program's required counts once. Every procedure you log lands against the right requirement automatically, by ADA/CDT code. The dashboard is the answer to "am I on track?" — no math, no sheet.
Picture it: Thursday clinic ends, you tap once, and the composites ring moves from 9 to 10 before you've taken your loupes off.
Each patient is a card of planned procedures by tooth, quadrant, or arch. Mark what was accepted and what was declined, and your pool stops being a mystery: accepted work is credit you can count on, declined work is a list worth revisiting.
Picture it: Before you call your next patient, you already know she's the only endo in your pool — so she gets scheduled first.
When your accepted cases for a code exceed what you still need, that surplus lights up as available to trade. Your school's board matches it against classmates who are short — so the case that was sitting idle in your pool becomes the one that gets someone across the line.
Picture it: You post two surplus crowns before lunch. By the afternoon someone's covered your last endo, and both of you moved.
Type in your program's required counts — or start from a template and adjust. Residents and students both; the targets are yours to set.
Pick the code, tap the tooth on the chart, done. On your phone between patients, on your laptop when you're reviewing the week.
Rings fill as you go, surplus lights up for trade, and you always know the one number that matters: what's left.
No credit card. Nothing to install — it's a web app that adds to your home screen.
FOLIO32 is your private, self-reported tracker. It stores no protected health information — not because we promise to guard it well, but because it never enters the system in the first place.
Keep it that way on your end too: use a case code only you can decode, and never type an identifier into a note field.
You're already paying tuition measured in six figures. This is the part that tells you it's working.
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No credit card to start.
For a class, a department, or a residency program.
No — and it isn't trying to. Your program's system is the system of record, and only an attending can officially complete a requirement. FOLIO32 is your private, self-reported tracker running alongside it, so you know where you stand between sign-offs. You can note which attending confirmed each case, which makes reconciling with the official numbers straightforward.
Don't — and you won't need to. FOLIO32 has no field for a name, date of birth, or chart number. Patients are private case codes you choose, and the trade board publishes procedures, never patients. Because no protected health information ever enters the system, this isn't a privacy risk you have to manage.
It's your own record of your own work — the same thing as the spreadsheet you're already keeping, just current. Programs that want an official, school-verified version can talk to us about a program account.
Yes. Requirement sets are fully configurable, so a residency's case-log targets work exactly the same way as a predoc clinic's counts. Set your own categories and numbers.
When your accepted cases for a code exceed what you still need, that surplus shows as available to trade, and the board matches it against classmates at your school who are short.
FOLIO32 makes the match visible. The real handoff — reassigning the patient, rescheduling the appointment — happens the way it always has, through your clinic and your treatment coordinator.
It's a web app, so it works in any browser on any laptop. On iPhone and Android you can add it to your home screen and it behaves like a native app — full screen, its own icon, no app store required.
It becomes your portfolio. Everything you logged stays yours and exports as a clean document — useful for licensure applications, residency interviews, and your first job conversation.
Every week you wait is a week of cases logged from memory. Set your requirements once tonight, and tomorrow's clinic actually counts toward something you can watch move.
No credit card. No real patient data — ever. Set up in under 5 minutes.