Made for code-mixed speech
Hindi, English, Hinglish and regional mixing, the way doctors and patients really speak.
The "wow", ambient scribe
You just talk. Prescr writes the prescription.
India's OPDs run at 40 to 100+ patients a day, 2–7 minutes each, in fast, code-mixed speech. Prescr's scribe is built for exactly that, not for slow, single-language Western encounters.
Speech → transcript → structured note
From a spoken consult to a clean prescription.
Here's the same visit at three stages, the way a real Hinglish consult flows through Prescr.
Listening · Hinglish
"Namaste. Do din se loose motions ho rahe hain, 4–5 baar. Pet mein halka dard bhi. Fever nahi hai. Bahar ka khaya tha…"
SLoose stools ×2 days, 4–5/day; mild abdominal pain; no fever; ate outside food.
OAfebrile · mild epigastric tenderness · well hydrated.
AAcute gastroenteritis, likely food-related.
RxORS sachets, after each loose stool
RxTab Ofloxacin+Ornidazole, 1 BD × 3 days
RxCap Probiotic, 1 OD × 5 days
AdvBland diet, fluids · review if fever or blood in stool
Under 60 seconds
A structured note and prescription draft, ready before your next patient sits down.
You review & sign
Every note is checked and signed by the doctor before it's final: a safety and accountability feature, by design.
Safety, on purpose
The doctor is always in the loop.
AI drafts; the clinician decides. Mandatory review-and-sign means no automated note ever reaches a patient unchecked, keeping clinical judgement, and clinical responsibility, with you. Your data stays in India and is never used to train third-party models.
How we handle data
Review & sign every note
Data stored in India
No training on your data
DPDP-aligned consent
Try the scribe on your own patients.
Founding clinics get the full OS, scribe included, for a full year.