You talk. Here's everything that happens next.

Six features, one job. The consult goes in. A finished note comes out.

Six features. One finished note.

You press record

One button. The timer starts and the transcript begins filling in.

You have the consult

Talk normally. No dictation voice, no commands, no keywords.

It transcribes as you go

Live transcription runs in the room or on the call, with nothing stored.

The note builds once you finish

Your favourite template generates the moment you stop.

Insights come with it

Follow-up questions and considerations, in case the day has been long.

You read it and copy it

Review and finalise. Nothing files itself and nothing sends without you.

You read it before anyone else does.

Transcription and the first draft are automatic. Filing is not. Every note waits for you to read it, change it, and decide where it goes.

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Wherever the consult happens.

Clinic room, ward, home visit or video call. It runs in the browser on the device you already have. Nothing to install, no hardware to buy.

See it for your discipline
Clinic room
In person, on your desktop
Ward round
On a tablet, at the bedside
Home visit
On the phone in your pocket
Telehealth call
Both sides, in Chrome or Edge

Nothing is recorded. It stays in Australia.

Audio is never stored. Your data is complaint with Australian Privacy Principles.

No. Most clinicians press record and read the note. Everything else is there for the day you want it.

Yes. Build it once with your headings, your order and your level of detail, set it as a favourite, and it generates every time.

Yes. It runs in the browser, so it works on the device you already carry. Telehealth capture needs Chrome or Edge.

There isn't any. Nothing is recorded and nothing is stored. The consult streams through and the note comes out the other side.

No. It structures what was said. It doesn't infer a diagnosis or fill in detail you never gave it.

[PLACEHOLDER — confirm which practice management systems are supported, and whether write-back exists yet. Today the answer is that you read the note and copy it into the record.]

Your 4pm is already written up.

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