Medical core
US clinical English: the most prescribed generic and brand drugs, spoken sig abbreviations, anatomy and physical exam language, common labs, imaging, procedures, specialties, and diagnoses.
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From the doctor who built it
I am an internal medicine physician. I chart all day.
I trained in Miami and Chicago, and I have used every dictation tool that came through those years: Dragon, MModal Fluency, Wispr Flow, Willow Voice, Eloquent, half a dozen others. I watched them get better. Most of them are packed with features. Most of them are also too complicated, or not accurate enough, or not fast enough, or priced like a hospital bought them.
AI changed what is possible, and there is a lot of software now that will save you typing. Almost all of it is either locked to one app, or it works everywhere and charges you every month, forever.
I wanted one thing that was simple, that looked good enough to leave on the screen all day, and that worked in every app I touch. Paid for once. Everything included. Good for anyone who types, and built around the people who type the same paragraphs all day.
Charting is most of my day. I am still at the keyboard long after the last patient has gone home. Anything that gives me an hour back with my family is worth building.
So I built it. One key, no subscription, and my notes never leave my computer.
Nilesh Desai, M.D. Internal medicine · Family Medical Doctors, New Port Richey, Florida
