After-Hours ReconOpen
Call your own main number after close, from a phone your practice does not know, and record what a caller actually reaches. Four moments, four taps, nothing to type. You keep the result; it never leaves your browser.
Territory ReconOpen
How many practices like yours sit inside a radius you choose, and how that count changes when the circle cuts a ZIP code in half. Figures come from the U.S. Census Bureau, and every number carries the source line it was drawn from — including where two honest rules disagree about the same ZIP code.
Why these collect nothing
A diagnostic that harvests your email in exchange for the answer is an advertisement wearing a lab coat. These do the opposite: the result appears on your screen, it belongs to you, and there is no form between you and it.
That sentence is meant literally. There is no analytics script, no tracking pixel, no third-party font request, and nothing leaves the page. If you want to check, read the source — each tool is a single file.
Who made these
I am Ed Murray. The Thinking Robot builds the phone coverage that answers when a practice is closed — the thing these tools tend to point at. I would rather you ran a tool and formed your own view than read a page about my product.
If something a tool shows you is worth a conversation, my address is below. If it is not, the tool was still free.