Doctors talk, DoctorGo writes. On the doctor’s phone, it records the consultation, transcribes it in English, Hindi or Hinglish, and drafts the SOAP note, the prescription, the e-prescription PDF and the follow-up tasks for the doctor to check.
Input
The consultation, recorded on the phone
Languages
English, Hindi, Hinglish
Drafts
SOAP note, e-prescription, follow-ups
For
Doctors and clinics
The challenge
Every consultation ends in paperwork: the clinical note, the prescription, the follow-ups. And the conversation itself often moves between English and Hindi in the same sentence. The aim: let doctors give the consultation to the patient, and have the paperwork drafted from what was said.
What we built
What we built.
01
The doctor just talks
The doctor starts a consultation on their phone and puts it down. DoctorGo transcribes as they talk, speaker by speaker, in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Nobody has to switch languages for the software.
The live transcript: the patient in Hindi and English, the doctor in English.
02
The SOAP note, drafted
When the doctor stops, DoctorGo drafts the SOAP note from the transcript: subjective, objective, assessment and plan. The doctor reviews and edits it on the phone, then publishes.
The drafted assessment and plan, ready to edit.
03
The prescription, pulled out
Medicines are extracted from the note with dosage, frequency, duration and instructions, ready for the e-prescription PDF. Follow-up tasks are created alongside.
The prescription extracted from the note.
04
The day, in the doctor’s pocket
The same app holds the day’s appointments across clinic, home and hospital visits, each patient’s allergies, medications and history, and their past consultations.
The doctor’s home screen: today’s appointments and quick actions.
05
A console for the clinic
Clinic admins get a web console with analytics across encounters, prescriptions and doctors, and an audit trail of who did what.
The clinic console: encounters and prescriptions by status, across clinics.
