Voice to note, in two languages
Speak the consult in Telugu, English, or the code-switching between them. The note comes back in clean clinical English.
Speak the consult. Sign the record.
Everything between those two moments is the software's job: the note, the codes, the prescription, the follow-up. docDule does that work while the doctor keeps looking at the patient.
The note writes itself. You still sign it.
Ambient capture turns a spoken consultation into a structured record, and every line stays yours to edit before it is signed.
SOAP drafted live
Subjective, objective, assessment and plan take shape as you talk, in the structure your speciality expects.
ICD-11 suggested, never forced
Codes are proposed against the assessment. You accept, change, or ignore them. Nothing is coded behind your back.
Every line cites its moment
Each drafted sentence points back to the part of the consultation it came from, so checking it takes seconds.
Prescriptions patients can read
Legible, coded, traceable e-prescriptions that reach the pharmacy without being re-typed.
A context-aware co-pilot
Differential hints and guideline prompts tailored to local practice, in the OPD and on the ward.
The rest of the clinical day, organised
Documentation is one hour of the day. These are the other hours.
A live command centre
Clinical inbox, OPD radar, and telemedicine queues in one view, so you can see who needs attention now.
Smart lab insights
Abnormal values highlighted and historical values plotted, instead of a stack of PDFs to hunt through.
Multi-lingual discharge
Notes stay in clinical English while the patient gets a clear summary in their own language.
An intelligent day planner
OPD blocks, surgeries, academic work, and the life outside the clinic, on one calendar that respects all of them.
Your chief of staff
Pending follow-ups, travel blocks, and personal commitments tracked, so the small things stop falling through.
Operations that run themselves
Intake, queueing, and the repetitive handoffs around a consultation, automated end to end.
A patient is a history, not a form you fill in again
The reason a scribe on top of nothing is only a note-taker: the value is the record underneath it. This is what docDule holds between visits.
One timeline per patient
Visits, prescriptions, results, and letters held as one chronology, so the last consultation is on screen before the patient sits down.
Orders that reach somebody
A lab order and a prescription leave the consult and arrive at the bench and the counter that fulfil them, rather than at a printer.
Follow-ups that come back
The recall is created from the plan you wrote, so the patient overdue for review appears on a list rather than being remembered by luck.
Referrals carry the record
The referring letter goes out with the coded history attached, and the reply lands on the same patient instead of in a mailbox.
Everything on the encounter
Reports, scans, and consent forms attach to the visit they belong to, so the record is one place rather than a shared drive.
A record you can query
Structured, coded notes make a cohort something you can ask a question of, which is what turns a case series into research rather than transcription.
Built to be trusted with a patient record
Voice is not the differentiator any more. What happens to what the voice produced is: where each line came from, who signed it, and what the software is never allowed to do with it.
Nothing saves unsigned
A drafted note is a draft. It enters the record when a clinician signs it and not before, and that gate is a design decision rather than a setting somebody can turn off.
Sourced, or it does not save
Every AI-written line traces back to the moment of the encounter it came from. Checking the software is seconds of work rather than a replay of the visit.
Never training data
Your patient data is not used to train any external AI model. A policy commitment, not a preference buried three screens deep.
ABDM-ready
ABHA-aware timelines and consent-first data flows, so national health exchange history is reviewable in place, and never a prerequisite to start.
One person, every role
A doctor is also a patient, and often also staff somewhere. One identity carries all of it, so nobody keeps a second account to see their own record.
Standards, not lock-in
HL7 and FHIR R4 interfaces mean docDule sits on top of what you already run, and the record exports in open formats whenever you ask for it.
Early Access
See it on your own consultation
Join the founding cohort and we will set docDule up around the way you already run your OPD, in your speciality and your language.
Early access is free while we build together. Every note stays yours to edit and sign.
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