Doctor’s Note turns a patient visit into a clean clinical note using voice capture and AI vision. Bedside on your phone, at your desk on your laptop — no install, no cart, no IT project.
No install, no cart, no IT project. Open it in the browser on any device and pick up the same notes wherever you are.
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LIVE DEMO
Dictate a visit. Watch the note write itself.
No sign-up needed. Use the sample visit or dictate your own. This public demo is not covered by a business associate agreement, so do not enter real patient information — names, dates of birth, record numbers and the like are stripped out before anything is sent, and nothing here is saved or logged.
VISIT DICTATION
CLINICAL NOTE
ⓘ Nothing written yet. Dictate or load the sample visit, then press WRITE THE NOTE.
PRIVACY & COMPLIANCE
Built to sit inside your HIPAA program.
A product cannot be “HIPAA certified” — no such certificate exists. What a vendor can do is implement the Security Rule safeguards, sign a business associate agreement, and be plain about where the line sits. Here is exactly where Doctor’s Note stands today.
BUILT AND RUNNING
— Encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest on managed infrastructure.
— Individual accounts with per-user access rules; a clinician can only read their own notes.
— Minimum necessary by design: the note engine receives the dictation, not your chart.
— No training on your data, ever. Prompts and notes are not used to improve models.
— Automatic de-identification of the 18 Safe Harbor identifier classes in the public demo.
— Demo transcripts are never stored, never logged, and never leave the request.
— Audit log: every note created, opened, edited, exported, or deleted is recorded server-side with a timestamp and a one-way device fingerprint. Entries cannot be edited or removed from inside the app.
— Retention controls: choose a keep-for window from 30 days to 10 years, switch on automatic purge of expired notes, purge on demand, or delete every record on your account in one click. Each purge is itself written to the log.
— Every clinical note is a draft. The clinician reviews and signs before it enters the chart.
— Business associate agreement signed before any patient information is entered.
— Retention window set to match your board or college requirement at onboarding.
— Named breach-notification contact and a documented 60-day notification process.
— Subprocessor list on request, each under its own BAA or data processing agreement.
— Named owner for access reviews, offboarding, and workforce training records.
— Audit trail exported to your compliance officer on request.
OTHER FRAMEWORKS
— 42 CFR Part 2 — substance use disorder notes are segmented and are not shared without written consent.
— GDPR / UK GDPR — lawful basis, data subject access, erasure, and EU data residency on request.
— PIPEDA and Ontario PHIPA — Canadian practices can request Canadian residency and a health information custodian agreement.
— State law — California CMIA, Texas HB 300, and Washington My Health My Data are handled through the same access, consent, and deletion controls.
— SOC 2 Type II — the underlying cloud is audited; Doctor’s Note’s own report is in progress and not yet issued.
WHERE THE LINE IS
The public demo on this page is not covered by a business associate agreement and must never receive real patient information. Protected health information belongs only in a registered practice account with a signed BAA in place. Doctor’s Note is a documentation aid; it does not diagnose, does not treat, and is not a medical device.
Doctor’s Note is a documentation aid. Every note is a draft for the clinician to review and sign. Paid plans include a signed business associate agreement, audit logging, and retention controls — see privacy & compliance. Do not enter patient identifiers in the public demo.