Finish the notes inside the ten minutes
Chronix Scribe drafts the SOAP note, the clinic letter and the referral from the conversation you were already having, and leaves your clinical judgement entirely to you. Review, edit, sign, next patient.
For private practice. Not yet available for NHS use (see Trust).
Built around your clinic day.
The evening documentation pile
Notes drafted during the consultation instead of reconstructed from memory after surgery ends.
Eyes on the patient, not the screen
No more typing while listening. The transcript becomes the note; you stay in the conversation.
Letters and referrals from the same visit
One conversation feeds the SOAP note, the patient letter and the referral, each in its own format.
General practice templates
Templates shaped for general practice, out of the box. Amber chips mark sections the AI never drafts, or fills only from what was said.
GP consultation (problem-oriented)
Problem-oriented GP consultation supporting multiple problems, with ICE and explicit safety-netting.
GP consultation (SOAP)
Standard SOAP note for a GP consultation, tuned for ten-minute appointments.
UK clinic letter
Letter to a patient or fellow professional summarising a consultation, in standard UK format.
Referral letter
Referral to a specialist service with the question to answer.
Four steps. You stay in charge at every one.
Consent
You confirm the patient has been told and agrees before anything starts.
Ambient capture
The visit is transcribed to text as you talk.
Draft linked to what was said
A structured draft lands in your template, each clinical sentence linked to what was said. Clinician-only sections are left for you.
Review and sign
Edit anything, then sign.
Hard rules, not settings.
Consent gate first
Nothing is captured until the patient has been told and the clinician confirms their agreement on screen.
Audio never stored
Speech is turned into text in memory. There is nowhere in the product for a recording to live.
Labelled “AI-generated: review before signing”
Every AI draft carries the same explicit label until a clinician has reviewed and signed it.
Attribute, never originate
A diagnosis, medicine, dose or plan appears only if it was said, linked to its source. Anything else is removed and marked.
You sign every note
Notes are drafts until the clinician signs. Nothing enters the record on the software’s say-so.