
Ambient recording
The doctor talks freely with the paramedic and the patient throughout — the app listens in the background and builds a timestamped event log, with nothing to stop and dictate.
A 50-year-old man with six wasp stings and anaphylaxis — run through the real app, from recording to handover. None of the screenshots below are edited or staged.
The case is fictional, but the run is real: the same Ambient recording, the same MIST/ABCDE structuring, and the same clinical reflection as in production.

The doctor talks freely with the paramedic and the patient throughout — the app listens in the background and builds a timestamped event log, with nothing to stop and dictate.

Once the note is structured, the app automatically checks it against the clinical instruction corpus — here the case is recognised as anaphylaxis, and the relevant guideline is offered immediately.

The event log is structured into a complete MIST/ABCDE note in under 10 seconds, ready to review and edit.

An optional, educational reflection puts the note in context — diagnosis, differential diagnoses, and an assessment of the prehospital treatment.

The reflection also retrieves real, citable sources from PubMed and clinical trials — never a claim without a reference behind it.

The note transfers to the hospital's record system with a single scan — no copying, no double work.

Every case from the day in one place, expiring automatically after 24 hours.