Chat

The assistant that already knows the chart

Ask a question in plain language and get an answer that uses your patients, notes, and documents as context, not a blank chat window that's forgotten everything by tomorrow.

Why this matters

You're already doing this, just somewhere riskier

Between patients, the questions you'd normally google or ask a colleague end up in ChatGPT instead. It's free, it's familiar, and it has no BAA behind it. That's the real competitor here, not another clinical tool.

What you can ask

Type it like you'd ask a colleague

“What was this patient's blood pressure trend over the last three visits?”
“Summarize this lab panel and flag anything outside normal range.”
“Draft a SOAP note from what I just dictated.”
“What's the current guidance on this drug interaction?”

Every answer draws on patient context when there's one attached to the conversation, not a generic response.

A chat conversation with patient context attached alongside the messages

Documents

Upload it, and it becomes context

A lab result, a referral, an old paper chart. Documents bring outside information into the conversation without you having to retype any of it.

  • Upload a PDF, a photo, or a scanned page
  • Ask questions about it directly in the conversation
  • Works as context alongside patient history and notes

Custom modes

Saved setups for the tasks you repeat every week

A blank text box asks you to know what to type. A mode turns a repeated task into a named tool you just open.

Lab analysis

Drop in a panel and get the flagged values and trend, not a wall of numbers.

Differential diagnosis

Talk through an ambiguous presentation and get reasoning back, not just an answer.

Treatment plan

Turn a plan you're thinking through into something structured and ready to document.

SOAP notes

The same note-drafting mode available directly inside chat, no separate screen.

Trusted by independent clinicians

HIPAA CompliantBAA on paid plansNothing trains on your data

“It's where I actually work now, not just where I paste a note in afterward.”

Dr. R. Kapoor

Internal medicine

“I stopped opening a second tab for the questions I used to google.”

Dr. M. Santos

Family medicine

“I use it to talk through a hard case before I bring it to supervision. It's a genuinely useful first pass.”

J. Liu, LCSW

Behavioral health

Ask your next question here instead of a browser tab with no BAA.

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