After-visit review
Upload a visit you are allowed to process. Find the instruction you half-heard and check it against the chart. If it was not spoken, it will not appear.
Transcribe a doctor visit recording so symptoms, measurements, medicines, questions, and instructions are easier to find later. Upload the audio or video. Optionally note who is speaking if you already know; otherwise turns stay Speaker 1 / Speaker 2 / Unknown. We do not guess “the doctor.” Rows use allowed categories from speech: patient-reported information, clinician statements, observations, measurements, medications, questions, instructions, follow-up, unclear, and timeline. You can jump to a moment or play a clip. This is a conversation record, not a diagnosis.
Useful for Clinicians and care teams reviewing a recorded visit
This tool transcribes and organizes what was spoken. It is not a diagnosis, not medical advice, and not a substitute for clinical notes. Uncertain speech stays uncertain.
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Upload one visit recording. Speaker notes are optional. This is a conversation record, not a diagnosis.
Memory drops a number. This page lists what was actually said. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace the chart. It does not invent a problem list. Unclear speech stays unclear. Consent and whether you may record a visit are yours; upload only files you are allowed to process.
Clinicians and care teams reviewing a recorded visit. Not a consumer diagnosis product.
Upload a visit you are allowed to process. Find the instruction you half-heard and check it against the chart. If it was not spoken, it will not appear.
Spoken dose language (mg, tablet, prescribe, take this) can be listed as medication-related. A drug that was only on a screen and never said will not appear. Confirm every line in the official record.
Blood pressure, temperature, and other spoken figures can be listed with times. This does not write a vital into the EHR.
A care-team member uploads a 14-minute visit they are allowed to process. Spoken reports, a measurement, a medicine line, and an instruction are listed. Illustrative rows — not a real patient file:
Patient-reported 02:10 Speaker 2 “I have had this cough for the past week.” Measurement 05:44 Speaker 1 “Blood pressure is 128 over 82.” Medication 08:02 Speaker 1 “Please take this tablet at night.” Instruction 08:20 Speaker 1 “I want you to come back if the fever returns.” Unclear 09:01 Speaker 2 “[unclear]” Not extracted: an inferred diagnosis, or a drug never spoken.
A conversation record: transcript, speaker turns when labeled, timed category rows, optional clips. Not a diagnosis, not a chart note, not medical advice.
MP4, MOV, or WEBM video, or MP3, M4A, or WAV audio. Upload from your device. We do not fetch files from other sites.
Not a diagnosis, not advice, not an EHR write-back. Categories follow spoken patterns and can mis-tag. Speakers are not identified from the audio. Unspoken chart data is not extracted. Unclear audio stays unclear. Recording legality is yours.
Yes, if you are allowed to process that file. You get a timed conversation record. It is not a diagnosis.
No. It organizes speech. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical notes.
Spoken reports, measurements, medication language, questions, instructions, and follow-up when they appear. Not an inferred diagnosis, not unspoken EHR fields, not cleaned-up mumbles.
Only from your speaker notes, or as Speaker 1 / Speaker 2. We do not guess identities.
It stays unclear. We do not promote it into a confident clinical term.
No. The legal medical record is still your system’s notes.
The media file is processed and then removed like other uploads. Text results follow your account history rules.
Guide: Trace what was said in a medical visit recording
Or use the general upload for a transcript, summary, chapters, and chat. All tools.