Voice to digital EMR, built for India

CareScribe turns doctor-patient conversations and nursing updates into structured OPD notes, IPD records, prescriptions, charts, and handovers. Built for Indian accents, languages, clinical terms, and medicines.

Free for 3 days or 15 interactions, whichever comes first. Each free-trial recording can be up to 1 minute.

No additional hardware. No individual configuration. Use CareScribe on web, iOS, or Android.

  • 1M+ patients supported in India
  • Clinician review before use
  • Web, iOS & Android
  • Built for Indian languages

Documentation should not slow care

The conversation already contains the clinical story.

A doctor listening to a patient during a consultation.

Doctors should not have to reconstruct an entire consultation after the patient leaves. Nurses should not have to repeat bedside updates across charts and handovers.

CareScribe captures what is said, organises it into the right clinical structure, and gives the care team a clear draft to verify.

  • Less admin

    Spend less time typing or dictating into blank fields.

  • Consistent records

    Create more consistent records across people and shifts.

  • Details preserved

    Preserve the clinical detail while it is still fresh.

  • You stay in control

    Keep every final decision with the care professional.

From voice to record

Three steps at a glance. Your clinical judgement stays in control.

A simplified overview: choose the encounter first, then speak, review, and approve. See How it works for the full four-step workflow.

Start your first interaction
  1. Speak

    Record a consultation, progress update, bedside observation, or handover on your existing phone or computer.

  2. Review

    CareScribe prepares a structured draft with the relevant clinical details, medication information, and workflow fields.

  3. Approve and use

    Edit anything that needs attention, approve the record, and use it in your clinical workflow. Hospitals can route approved output to their HIMS.

Made for the way India delivers care

Indian clinical speech is not an edge case here.

CareScribe is designed for real consultations and ward environments across India, including Indian accents, supported regional languages, code-mixed speech, local clinical terminology, and Indian medication and prescription patterns.

Explore supported workflows

Indian language workflows

Capture supported Indian languages and common code-mixed conversations, then produce a consistent clinical record in the required output language.

Medication-aware documentation

Recognise Indian generic and brand medication names and structure prescription details such as dose, route, frequency, duration, and instructions for review.

OPD and IPD context

Move from consultation notes and prescriptions to progress notes, bedside charts, care updates, discharge inputs, and shift handovers.

Built for everyday devices

Start from a browser or the native iOS and Android apps. No additional recorder or dedicated hardware is required.

Across the patient journey

Start with the workflow that costs your team the most time.

Consultation & intake

4 workflows
  • OPD consultation notes
  • Digital prescriptions
  • Admission and initial assessment notes
  • Emergency and casualty notes

Ward & bedside

4 workflows
  • IPD progress notes
  • Nursing observations and charts
  • Shift handovers
  • Procedure and operative notes

Discharge & speciality

2 workflows
  • Discharge summary inputs
  • Speciality and department templates

AI drafts. Clinicians decide.

Fast enough to help. Controlled enough for clinical work.

CareScribe creates a draft, not an unquestioned final record. The doctor or nurse reviews, edits, and approves the information before it is saved, shared, or sent to a connected HIMS.

  • Clear source, draft, edit, and approval states.
  • Structured review of medicines, numbers, units, and instructions.
  • Role-based workflows for doctors, nurses, and authorised hospital users.
  • Delivery status and audit information for connected systems.

Start now. Integrate when ready.

Individual simplicity. Hospital-grade workflow support.

Doctors and nurses can begin with CareScribe on their existing devices without individual configuration. Hospitals can then add approved templates, patient and encounter matching, roles, review rules, and HIMS delivery based on their environment.

Standalone

For individual users

  • Register and start in minutes.
  • Use web, iOS, or Android.
  • Create and review clinical drafts.
  • Continue on a self-serve usage plan.
HIMS-ready

For organisations

  • Map OPD, IPD, nursing, and department workflows.
  • Configure approved templates and roles.
  • Connect to HIMS/EMR interfaces.
  • Monitor delivery and adoption.

See the workflow with your own voice

Start free. No implementation project required.

Create an account and try CareScribe for up to 3 days or 15 interactions, whichever comes first. During the trial, each recording can be up to 1 minute, enough to test a focused consultation note, prescription, observation, or handover update.

trial access
3 days
interactions
15
per recording
1 min

Trial access ends after 3 days or 15 interactions, whichever comes first.

What is included

  • Access on web and supported mobile apps.
  • Up to 15 recorded interactions.
  • Up to 1 minute per trial recording.
  • Structured drafts for supported workflows.
  • Review and edit before final use.
Start free

Clinical review is required. Do not rely on generated content without checking it for accuracy and completeness.

CareScribe goes where care happens

On the web. In your pocket. At the bedside.

Use CareScribe from a desktop browser or download the native app for supported iOS and Android devices. Move between consultation rooms, rounds, and wards without adding dedicated recording hardware.

A clinician in teal scrubs using a smartphone beside a hospital bed.

Your next clinical record can start with a conversation.

Try CareScribe on the device you already use. Speak, review, and turn the details into a structured clinical record.

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Clinical records remain subject to responsible clinician review.

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