Start the conversation
With the patient's consent and in line with the facility's policy, the conversation is recorded during the consultation.
Your clinical documentation assistant · THE NOTER
Listen to your patient.
Leave the note to us.
From the conversation in the clinic to a structured draft clinical note. The Noter records the conversation, turns it into text and drafts it for you to review and approve — so you can give your patient your full attention.
More room for human conversation
From conversation to noteIllustrative preview · hypothetical data
- Chief complaint
- Routine blood pressure follow-up
- Next step
- The doctor reviews and approves the note
- Natural conversation
- Transcription
- Structured note
- Review and approval
01 / From listening to documentation
You lead the consultation.
It helps you write it up.
Instead of splitting your attention between the patient and the screen, make documentation a natural extension of the conversation.
Turn it into a note
Speech becomes text, then a structured draft covering the complaint, the history, the assessment and the plan discussed.
Review and approve
The doctor reviews the details, corrects what is needed, then moves the note into the medical record in the approved way.
02 / Why is it worth your time?
Lighter documentation.
More presence with the patient.
Research suggests AI medical assistants can lighten the documentation burden, with results varying between doctors and work settings.
less in the electronic record each day
The drop in median daily time spent in the electronic health record, compared with baseline.
less documentation each day
The drop in median documentation time in a pilot study of 45 physicians.
visits where the assistant was used
Across 8 outpatient specialties over the 3-month study period.
Source: Ma et al., JAMIA, 2025. A quality-improvement study at a single academic centre; these are results for a similar technology, not measurements of The Noter's performance or a guarantee of savings. Read the study
03 / Closer than you imagine
Words are spoken.
Information is organised.
Explore a hypothetical example of how a conversation is organised. This is an interactive preview, not a live recording or real processing of audio.
ConversationHypothetical example
- Doctor
- How have your blood pressure readings been at home?
- Patient
- Mostly around 130 over 80, and I'm sticking to my treatment. I don't have any new symptoms.
- Doctor
- We'll continue the current treatment, keep recording the readings and follow up in a month.
Clinical noteWaiting for you to try it
The conversation starts here.
The note takes shape here.
Press the button to see the structured draft.
04 / Value for everyone in the clinic
Less busy writing.
More focused on care.
For the doctor
A structured start to the note instead of a blank page, and less need to rewrite the details of the conversation.
For the patient
More room for eye contact and conversation, with less time shared with the keyboard.
For the facility
A chance to improve workflow and the consistency of documentation, and to measure the impact of use before expanding.
05 / Calculate the opportunity
What does one minute mean
for your team?
Change the assumptions to estimate the time you could win back each month.
hours a month for the team
An arithmetic estimate based on 22 working days. Not a guaranteed forecast or a measured result of the product, and it does not include any extra time for review.06 / A subscription that fits your facility
Start with your clinic.
Grow as you need.
For clinics, medical centres and hospitals that want to give their teams more time for care.
The final offer depends on the number of users, the volume of use, and the facility's requirements and integration.
Annual subscription · from
5,000 SAR / year
Subject to the fair use policy and terms and conditions.- Recording and transcribing the consultation
- Turning the conversation into a draft clinical note
- The doctor's review before approval
07 / Important questions
Clarity before you start.
Does the software approve the note instead of the doctor?
No. The output is an assistive draft that may contain errors or gaps, and the doctor must review and correct it before approving it. The software is not used to make independent treatment decisions.
How is the privacy of patient conversations handled?
Use begins after the appropriate consent and in line with the facility's policies. Before contracting, the hosting details, where data is stored, permissions, retention period and integration are reviewed. Don't enter patient data in this preview.
Does it integrate with my facility's medical system?
The requirements for connecting to the medical record system are studied as part of the technical proposal. A ready-made integration with every system should not be assumed.
Are the figures shown results for The Noter?
No. They are results from a published study of a similar clinical documentation assistant. We suggest measuring time, quality and doctor satisfaction in a trial at your facility to assess the actual impact.
Let's give time back to care
A better conversation.
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