Request a trial

A practice department of your own, filled with invented people, for a week. There is nothing to buy, nothing to sign and no account to create — this form is the whole of it.

What is this about? I would like to try it. You get a practice department of your own for a week. I have a suggestion, or a question. Something it should do, or something you want to know first.

Who you are

Your name

Email address Where the reply goes. A work address is fine; so is a personal one.

Your role However you would say it — consultant anaesthetist, rota coordinator, clinical lead, service manager.

Mobile number (optional) Only if you would rather be rung than emailed. It is never used for anything else.

Where you work

Department Anaesthetics, general surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, ophthalmology — whatever you would put at the top of the rota.

Hospital or organisation

Roughly how many consultants? (optional) A round number is plenty.

How many theatres or clinics? (optional) Just enough to size it right.

Anything else

What would you want to try, or to ask? (optional) A couple of sentences is plenty. If there is something your rota does that you doubt this could handle, that is the most useful thing you could write here.

Or email hello@uprota.co.uk if you would rather. It reaches exactly the same place.

What happens next

You get a reply personally, usually within a few days. It is one person answering, not a sales process — so if this does not do what you need, expect to be told.

Then a short code, something like ROTA-7K2M, and a link. The code is the only way in: no password to choose, no account to set up.

Nothing real goes in a trial. The practice department arrives full of invented people, and it should stay that way — please keep your colleagues' names and job plans out of it.

Why this form asks about your department