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Patient portal with booking
Patients sign in to see prescriptions and reports, and book a visit with their linked doctor. Cancellations leave the queue the same way.
Soft launchOnboarding in small batches
Finish the visit.
The note is mostly done.
Looking for a small group of doctors to try Aevomed in real outpatient practice. Built for India — understands English, Hindi, and code-switching — then drafts the medical note and prescription for your review.
- 7-day free trial
- No card required
- First 100 verified doctors — 30% off for life
- You sign it
- Nothing enters the record until you review.
- Drafts, not decisions
- They can be wrong — you stay in control.
- Isolated by practice
- Your data never mixes with another clinic's.
Consult · 12 May · Ananya Sharma
Live transcript
- Doctor
So what's been troubling you?
- Patient
Dry cough for two weeks. Worse at night.
- Doctor
Any fever? Chest pain?
- Patient
No fever. Mild tightness when I lie down.
Listening…
EN + HICode-switching handled
Draft Medical noteReview
Patient presented with dry cough for two weeks, worse at night, with mild chest tightness on exertion. No fever or breathlessness at rest. Findings are suggestive of post-viral airway hyperreactivity. Symptomatic treatment and review advised if symptoms persist.
Draft prescription
Tab. Levocetirizine 5 mg · HS × 7d
Pantoprazole 40 mg · OD × 14d
Today
3 consults · Tue
- 09:10Completed
Ananya Sharma
- 09:40In progress
Rahul Mehta
- 10:15Waiting
Priya Nair
Drafts pending review: 2
HomeConsultsPatientsSettings
Built for outpatient practice in IndiaEnglish, Hindi & code-switchingDoctor-in-control by design
How it works
Four steps. No new habit to learn.
- 01
Tap start when the patient walks in
Audio records in the background. You don't need to dictate or type while you're talking.
- 02
Have the conversation you'd normally have
Mix of English and Hindi? Code-switching mid-sentence? The transcript follows along.
- 03
End the visit — drafts are waiting
A medical note and prescription draft land in your inbox a few minutes later, built from what was actually said.
- 04
Edit anything, then sign
Missed a detail? Wrong wording? Change it. The signed version is always yours.
The full loop
A visit doesn't end when you sign it
The conversation becomes a transcript, the transcript becomes a note, the note carries a prescription — and when the labs come back, they land in the same record. Four stages, one patient, nothing retyped.
Live transcript
Doctor
So what's been troubling you?
Patient
A dry cough, about two weeks now. It gets worse at night.
Doctor
Any fever? Chest pain?
Patient
No fever. A little tightness when I lie down.
Doctor
Chest sounds clear. BP is 122 over 80.
English and Indian languages run through the same pipeline, including the code-switching most consults actually use. Speech recognition is built on Sarvam.
Draft Medical note
Awaiting your sign-offNote
Patient presented with dry cough for two weeks, worse at night, with mild chest tightness on exertion. No fever or breathlessness at rest. Findings are suggestive of post-viral airway hyperreactivity. Symptomatic treatment and review advised if symptoms persist.
The note is drafted from the finalized transcript, not from a summary of it — so what you said is what it works from. Everything is editable before you sign.
Prescription draft
Blocked — 1 gap openRx
Symptomatic management for persistent dry cough. Review in 2 weeks.
Advice
Avoid late meals; raise the head of the bed if the night-time tightness continues.
Gap
Allergies: not documented — consult physician
That last line is not a suggestion. A prescription carrying an unresolved gap cannot be approved — the system refuses the signature until you've filled it in. The draft would rather stop than guess.
Report upload
Filed to patient recordLab
Enters the upload code and the last 4 digits of the patient's mobile. No account, no login.
Check
The code expires, has a use limit, and can be revoked. A wrong code and wrong digits fail identically — neither tells you which half was right.
Read
The report is read and filed against the right patient and the visit it belongs to.
Recall
Next time they walk in, it's already part of what Aevomed remembers about them.
This is the stage most scribes skip. A note that ends at the signature leaves you chasing results later; the loop only closes when the report is back in the record.
Illustrative consultation. Every draft is reviewed and signed by the doctor.
The real problem
You're still writing notes after the patient has left
Most doctors we talk to spend 15–30 minutes per day just catching up on documentation — often after clinic hours. Aevomed doesn't remove that work entirely, but it gets you most of the way there before you've washed your hands.
Your call, always
It's a draft until you say otherwise
We've seen enough "AI diagnosis" hype to know better. Aevomed writes down what was said. You decide what's accurate, what's missing, and what actually goes in the chart. No auto-save to the patient record. No surprises.
Returning patients
Context from last time, without digging through files
When someone comes back for a follow-up, you shouldn't have to scroll through three PDFs to remember what you prescribed six months ago. Aevomed keeps a memory of each patient's visit history so you can pick up where you left off.
What you get
Three outputs from one consultation
Transcript
The full conversation, turn by turn. Useful when you want to check exactly what the patient said — or what you said back.
Medical note
A continuous clinical narrative drafted from the visit — history, findings, assessment, and plan in one readable note. Edit anything before it goes anywhere.
Prescription draft
Medications and instructions pulled from the discussion. Review it like you'd review your own handwriting on a pad — fix the dose, drop what doesn't fit, sign when it's right.
What's new
The practice loop just got wider
Recent releases expand Aevomed beyond the scribe — so the visit, the schedule, and the patient's own view stay in sync.
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Live appointment tracking
When a patient books or cancels, the doctor's dashboard and the admin overview update as soon as it happens — no refresh ritual.
03
Continuous medical notes
After the visit, Aevomed drafts one readable clinical note from the finalized transcript. You still edit and sign before anything is final.
04
Push updates, not constant refreshing
Jobs, documents, notifications, and appointments push to open dashboards the moment they land — current UI without hammering the server.
Available to early-access practices as features roll out. Doctor sign-off still applies to every clinical draft.
Pricing
Simple plans for every stage of practice
Start with a 7-day free trial — all features unlocked, no credit card required. One trial per verified doctor.
Basic
New doctors
₹599
per month
150 consultations / month
- AI Transcription
- Medical Notes
- Patient Summary
- PDF Export
Most popular
Pro
Growing clinics
₹1,299
per month
600 consultations / month
- Everything in Basic
- AI Medical Assistant
- Custom Templates
- Analytics
- Priority Support
Elite
Busy consultants
₹2,499
per month
Unlimited consultations
- Everything in Pro
- Team Members
- API Access (coming soon)
Founding Doctor offer
The first 100 verified doctors get a lifetime 30% discount on any paid plan. Request early access to claim your spot.
Security
Patient conversations are sensitive. We treat them that way.
We're not going to slap a compliance badge on the homepage and call it a day. Here's what the system actually does — in plain language.
You sign everything
Notes and prescriptions stay in draft until you approve them. We don't auto-file anything on your behalf.
Verified doctors only
Every account goes through a credential check before they can see patient data. No open sign-up.
Audit log
Who did what, and when. If something needs tracing later, the trail is there.
Your data stays yours
One practice can't see another's patients. Transcripts, notes, and history are scoped to your account.
Encrypted audio upload
Consultation audio travels over secure connections and lands in isolated storage. It's used to build your transcript — not shared across practices.
FAQ
Questions doctors usually ask
Does this replace my clinical judgment?
No — and it's not trying to. Aevomed writes documentation from what was said in the room. You read it, correct it, and sign it. If the draft says something wrong, you fix it before it becomes part of the record.
What languages does it handle?
English and Indian languages — including the way most consults actually go, with a mix of both. Transcription runs on Sarvam, which is built for Indian speech patterns.
What if the transcript misses something?
It will, sometimes. That's why everything is editable. Think of the draft as a first pass from a fast junior who was in the room — useful, but you still check their work.
Where does the audio go?
Uploaded securely to isolated storage tied to your practice. It's used to produce the transcript. Other doctors on the platform can't access it.
Can other clinics see my patient data?
No. Data is isolated per practice. We also keep an audit log of actions on the platform.
How do I get started?
We're onboarding a small group of doctors right now. Fill out the early access form and we'll email you if there's a fit. No sales calls unless you want one.
Can patients book and see their own records?
Yes — through the patient portal. Linked patients can view prescriptions and reports and book a visit with their doctor. Those bookings show up on your dashboard as soon as they're made.
Want to try it in your clinic?
We're working with a handful of doctors to get this right before opening it wider. Tell us a bit about your practice — specialty, city, how many patients you see a day. We read every request.
Request early accessOr email us directly at support@aevomed.in