Soundnote listens to the consult and writes the note, like every scribe. Then it does what no other scribe does: it highlights every line it inferred rather than heard, and flags where the record looks thin on something medico-legally important. You sign knowing exactly what you are signing.
Invitation-only. Built by a GP, in Victoria, Australia.
Three days of productive cough and fever.
Crackles at the right base, sats 96% on room air.
Plan: rest, oral fluids, regular paracetamol.
Amoxicillin 1 g three times daily for five days.
Soundnote marks the difference between what was said and what it inferred, so the guesses are visible instead of buried. It also flags where the record looks thin on something medico-legally important. You review and sign every note, and now you can see exactly what you are signing.
We strip the patient's identity from the transcript before the note-writing AI sees it, and re-insert it only on your screen. The audio itself does leave, because every scribe needs a speech engine, and we say so plainly on the privacy page. No advertising trackers, no cookies, no cross-site tracking.
Usage-based, not a rigid per-seat lock-in. Fair whether you are a solo GP or a whole clinic, and it grows with how you actually work.
More than a scribe. A marketplace of templates, tools and integrations that extend Soundnote to how you actually work.
Press record with the patient's consent. The transcript builds live while you stay with the patient, not the keyboard.
The draft arrives with every inferred line highlighted, and anything thin in the record called out. Confirm, correct, or strike each one.
Sign off the note, then generate the care plan or mental health plan from it in one click.
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