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Live demo · the AI medical scribe

Say it the way you'd say it. Read the record it writes.

Dictate in Egyptian Arabic, in English, or with both mixed inside one sentence, the way clinics in Cairo actually talk. Photograph a report if you have one. What comes back is a structured clinical record, not a paragraph of prose.

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Example
Fifteen cases a day on the demo.

A photographed report is read for what is printed on it, never as a scan. No tool should tell you what an X-ray shows, and this one will not pretend to.

Draft for clinician review

Waiting for input

The record appears here.

These are the sections it fills. Whatever the case does not mention stays blank, and it will tell you exactly what it left blank.

Patient
Presenting complaint
History of the present illness
Past history
Family history
Examination
Investigations
Assessment
Plan

Every field comes from something that was actually said. Nothing is inferred, and no field is filled with a plausible value because it was expected.

What this demo is, and what it is not.

It is the real extraction

This is the same scribe a clinic gets, reading your case for the first time. Nothing here is scripted and no answer is pre-written. If it gets something wrong in front of you, that is genuinely what it did.

It is not the product

The scribe a clinic gets is fitted to that practice: its own record format, its own vocabulary, follow-up questions on missing fields, operative reports and discharge summaries as PDFs, and the case history searchable across the practice. None of that is on this page.

Seen enough to want it on your own cases?

Tell us what your clinic day actually looks like. We will tell you honestly whether we can fix it, and we will say so if we cannot.

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