Built inside a practice, not a pitch deck.

Practice Radar was built by Jack Henty, business director and co-owner of Bollington Dental Practice, an independent practice in Cheshire. The practice had good clinicians, loyal patients and nearly fifty years of history, and it was almost invisible in local search. The agency reports said things were fine. The phones said otherwise.

So he built tooling to see the market the way Google saw it: every practice in town on one map, every ranking checked weekly, every review counted, and a short list of what to fix next. No agency retainer, no forty-page PDF. Just the map, the movers and three actions a month.

Then he productised the exact tooling. Not a rebuilt, watered-down version: the same pipeline, the same map, the same weekly checks. The dashboard a subscriber logs into is the one our own practice still runs on. The demo shows the same screens on a sample town, open to anyone without a login.

That origin shapes the product. It is priced like a tool, not a retainer. It rolls month to month by default, because a practice should stay only while the numbers earn it. And it never names competitor practices negatively, on this site or in the product, because we sit in a market too.