Radar
Monthly AI visibility overview
- Live visibility on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google
- Direct comparison with three nearby practices
- One concrete recommendation each month
Free
- What patients actually see
- Start from your public listing
Turn searches
into patients
Digital visibility for private specialty practices
Services
No minimum term · full transparency
Paid Search + Reviews
Search ads and reputation management
- Visible in search within 48 hours
- Review management including QR cards
- Radar refreshed daily instead of monthly
from $360
- + $490 one-time setup
- + external ad spend
Visibility Projects
Make the existing site visible — or start over
- New website / design and development changes
- Profiles and directories put in order
- AI and SEO work for long-term growth
from $690
- Scope and price are fixed before we start
- Then it is done · no ongoing retainer
What is appeario
No agency. No tool.
A new mix.
We are a service provider for the new digital era. Built specifically for private specialty practices, we developed AI-backed software that takes the grunt work off the table. That shows up in the price — and in the service. What remains is the part that actually moves a practice forward: fundamental decisions, local market knowledge, and creativity.
About us
A family affair
appeario is not a holding company and not a franchise. Behind the brand are Gabriel and Antonia Wöginger — a small team with a clear specialty: digital visibility for private medical practices, starting in the NYC metro.
No outsourced account managers. No monthly report nobody reads. At appeario, the client conversation stays with the founders.
Insights
Observations we did not write for the search engine.
Online Reputation Management
Platform-by-Platform Reputation Management for Doctors
There is no single doctor review platform that matters. There are eight of them, each with its own audience, its own algorithm, and its own set of unwritten rules. Treating them interchangeably is one of the most common and most expensive reputation management mistakes medical practices make.
Online Reputation Management
Healthgrades vs. ZocDoc vs. Vitals: Which Doctor Review Site Matters Most?
Every physician who has ever Googled their own name has had the same unsettling experience. You don't just appear on your practice website. You appear on Healthgrades, on ZocDoc, on Vitals, and on half a dozen other directories you never signed up for, each one displaying a star rating and a hand...
Medical Practice Growth
Private Practice vs. Hospital Employment: Financial Comparison
At some point in every physician's career, the question surfaces: should I open my own practice or stay employed? Maybe you're finishing residency and weighing your options. Maybe you've been employed for a decade and the lack of autonomy is wearing thin. Or maybe you're already in private practi...
Radar · Free
How visible is your practice — compared with colleagues nearby.
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Live visibility
Your most relevant searches across Google and AI, compared to nearby practices
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Directory overview
Ongoing data check across the listings that matter
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Review overview
Every new review in one view — nothing gets lost
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QR-link management
QR codes for new reviews, easy to steer
FAQ
Short, and without agency speak.
Who is appeario for?
Private specialty practices in the United States — dermatology, orthopedics, plastics, ophthalmology, ENT, and similar. We start in the NYC metro. Other industries, no.
Is there a minimum term?
No. Monthly work runs without a lock-in. Visibility Projects are one-time — scope and price are fixed before we start.
What is Radar?
Our app: a monthly overview of how visible your practice is on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google — compared with nearby colleagues. Free, with no credit card.
What does it cost to start?
Radar is free. Paid Search + Reviews starts from $360 per month plus setup. Visibility Projects from $690 one-time. Details live on the service pages.
Who works on my account?
The founders. No outsourced account managers, no monthly report nobody reads. The client conversation stays with the people who own the company.