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Doctors should listen. Not type.

MediRec listens to the consultation, in the language it is spoken, and writes the note, the prescription and the ICD-10 code before the patient leaves the room.

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One patient · one consultation

Twelve languages. One note.

Meena describes her fever in Hindi. MediRec hears the same case in any of twelve languages. Her words become findings in clinical English, and the denial she added is kept. Her CBC and X-ray on file are read alongside what she said, and her allergies checked. The note is drafted from all of it in about 8 seconds, coded J06.9. Dr. Sharma signs. The summary reaches Meena's phone, in Hindi.

8 smedian time from the end of the consultation to a drafted note, across twelve languages
12 / 12languages tested gave the same case the correct ICD-10 code
8 / 11languages whose patient summary came out fully native; in the other three a phrase stays in English
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Measured on 10 September 2026 on one laptop (6 GB GPU) with open models running locally: twelve runs, 6.6 s fastest, 11.9 s slowest. Three reports on file add no measurable time (24 September 2026, same machine: 4.5 s with, 4.6 s without). The eval scripts and their reports ship with the product.

One patient · one clinic · every product

Every word. Every note. Every patient.

The scribe was the story above. Around it, seven more products carry the rest of Meena's visit, and none of them needs the doctor to type.

Read the detail on the AI scribe, insurance claims or Sampark follow-ups.

Today1 / 7
Calendarthe doctor's day

Meena books in Hindi at the desk. The next free slot in Dr. Sharma's morning is found and held for her.

Slot 10:15Token #2
Today2 / 7
Nirikshandocument QC

Doses, allergies and interactions checked against Meena's record before the doctor signs.

No conflicts
Today3 / 7
Bimathe claims agent

The claims desk opens a file that is already coded, already complete, and already checked against the package rules.

Claim readyready for TPA
Today4 / 7
Samparkthe follow-ups

The visit summary reaches Meena's phone in Hindi, the dose and the review date kept exactly.

हिन्दीReview 13 Sep
Today5 / 7
Referralswho went where

Her CBC goes to Sharma Diagnostics, her medicines to the pharmacy next door, and the referral stays open on the clinic's page until the report lands.

Sharma DiagnosticsCBC · Dengue NS1Patient told
Day 36 / 7
Jaanchthe report summariser

Meena's CBC comes back. One plain line for her, the values for the doctor, filed to the visit.

Platelets 2.1 L · normal
Day 37 / 7
Follow-up prioritywho to call today

Meena tops today's list: fever, a review due, no reply yet. The reminder goes out and her slot is reserved.

Rank #1Reserved 10:30

Watch · 4 min · with narration

One patient's visit, end to end.

Meena at the desk, her Hindi consultation drafted into a note, the safety checks, the ICD-10 code confirmed with one click, then WhatsApp, the lab, the calendar and Bima's claim.

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See MediRec in your own OPD for 14 days.

Real patients, your language, no change to how you consult. Encrypted records, aligned with the DPDP Act.

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