The operating room,
finally in one flow.
Shalya brings the surgical day together—from readiness and safety checks to incision, closure, post-op handover and follow-up—without turning theatre work into a maze of forms.
Aarav Kulkarni
54 M · OT 2 · Right frontal craniotomy
Incision
Surgery started
Team confirmation recorded before incision.
Surgery is a sequence.
Software should understand that.
Traditional theatre software often behaves like a database wearing a clinical skin. Shalya begins with the opposite assumption: the surgical day has rhythm, milestones, responsibilities and dependencies.
The interface follows the case from pre-op readiness to post-op handover, while keeping each team’s work attributable and visible.
One case.
One continuous surgical flow.
Pre-op, Shift In, Anaesthesia, Surgery, Shift Out, Immediate Post-op and Follow-up are not separate silos. They are connected stages in the same case.
Shift In
Anaesthesia
Surgery
Shift Out
Immediate Post-op
Follow-up
Neurosurgery
A live board for the surgical day.
See the whole operating day, not just the current case. Cases, rooms, expected duration, turnover and status should be understandable at a glance.
Safety checks should feel
part of the operation.
Shalya keeps WHO Sign In, Time Out and Sign Out within the case flow, while hospitals can add their own required checks without fragmenting the experience.
The details that matter,
exactly where they happen.
Milestones
Patient IN, Induction, Incision, Closure, Extubation and Patient OUT become shared case events rather than duplicated timestamps.
Structured selection
Category → company → system/model → size/spec, so the record is useful beyond the operation note.
Linked to the case
Capture specimens intraoperatively or retrospectively, with labels and pathology results linked later.
Reconcile at closure
Baseline counts, additions and expected totals stay visible until the team closes the loop.
Closure is not the end of the case.
Immediate post-op information should arrive already connected to what happened in theatre—surgical, anaesthesia and nursing perspectives in one handover surface.
Aarav Kulkarni
Right frontal craniotomy · haemostasis achieved · drain placed.
Awake, maintaining airway, stable transfer parameters recorded.
Final counts complete · specimen transfer documented.
Your operating theatre.
Your rules.
Shalya can adapt to the hospital’s rooms, roles, approval rules, WHO customisations, equipment, implants, follow-up logic and scheduling model—without changing the integrity of the record underneath.
Shalya Scaffold
WHO checklist mapped. Sign In, Time Out and Sign Out are aligned to this hospital’s workflow.
Surgical workflow,
designed around the operation.
Shalya is being developed for hospitals that want theatre workflow to feel coordinated, accountable and clinically natural.
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