One scribe.Every shape of note.
Stenoly writes the way each specialty writes — adapting structure, vocabulary, and rhythm to the room. Family medicine ships production-ready today; many more specialties are in beta, learning from every consultation.
Addiction medicine · Anaesthesia · Cardiology · Child & adolescent psychiatry · Chiropractic · Dentistry · Dermatology · Ear, nose & throat · Emergency medicine · Endocrinology · Gastroenterology · Gastrointestinal surgery · and many more.
Three capabilities, tuned to the room, the language, the voice.
Adaptive note structures.
Multilingual by default.
Tells your voice from theirs.
An AI scribe is only useful if every word in the chart is true. Stenoly writes what the consultation contained — nothing more, nothing inferred without saying so — and every note is reviewed and signed by you before it's filed.
we don't writewhat wasn't said.
Every note is yours to sign.
- WRITTEN
From what was said. Never from what we'd guess.
- INFERRED
When Stenoly synthesises — Assessment, Plan — it tells you so.
- SIGNED
The clinician reviews and signs every note. Stenoly never finalises a record.
The fifteen minutes you save, shown live
Five stages of a real consultation, in the actual dashboard. The recording starts, the transcript builds, your shorthand expands, the note drafts itself, and the chart is filed before the patient leaves the room.
It listens, the moment you start.
No upload. No waiting. Stenoly transcribes the consultation as it happens, in your specialty's vocabulary. The waveform tells you it's working.
Two voices, told apart.
Enrol your voice once at setup. From then on, Stenoly knows which speech is yours and which is the patient's — the transcript arrives already labelled, no relabelling required.
Type a few letters, get a paragraph.
Save your common phrases as triggers. Type /exam, the slash command appears, the full examination paragraph drops in inline — in your phrasing, not a generic one.
Drafted before you finish typing.
When you stop recording, the structured note is already there — SOAP, your style, your detail level, your shorthand. Edit anything. Stenoly remembers what you change.
Sick note. Referral. Patient summary.
The note isn't the only artefact a consultation needs. Stenoly drafts the downstream documents from the same SOAP context — sick leave dates auto-filled, referral phrased for the receiving specialist, a lay-language summary the patient can actually read.
Ready to use, before the patient leaves.
One click copies the whole structured note to your clipboard. Paste it into your EPJ, a referral letter, an email — wherever it needs to go. The fifteen minutes you saved are yours.
- D00:14And how long has the sore throat been there?
- P00:18About three days now. The fever started yesterday.
- D00:24Any cough? Trouble breathing?
- P00:28A dry cough. No, breathing is fine.
- D00:34Let me have a look at your throat.
- /examStandard examination
- /sleepSleep hygiene
- /slSick leave certificate
- /vacVaccination schedule
Subjective
Three-day history of sore throat, fever to 38.2 °C, dry cough.
Objective
BP 124/78. Pharynx erythematous, no exudate. Lungs clear.
Assessment
Probable viral pharyngitis. No red flags.
Plan
Paracetamol PRN. Sick leave 3 days. Re-assess if persists > 7 days.
That’s the actual workflow — five stages, one consultation, fifteen minutes of paperwork compressed into the time it takes to scroll a page.
Letters and forms, from the note you just wrote.
Most clinical paperwork is the same note, restructured for a different audience. Stenoly reads the consultation once, then writes whichever document you ask for next.
To a specialist, in your voice.
Generate the referral letter from the consultation note in one keystroke. Stenoly fills in the patient context, the reason for referral and the attached findings — you read it, edit it, send it.
Compliant with the local format.
Stenoly knows the form your country's social-security system needs and writes it from the consultation context. The clinician signs; nothing manual is re-entered.
A version the patient can read.
A plain-language summary, written from the same note, for your patient to take home. Optional — generated only when you ask.
In their own words.
Stenoly has made my workday so much easier. When my last patient leaves now, all my clinical notes are already complete. I get efficient and structured notes in real-time.
A major advantage is also the impressive interpretation of English conversations into precise local language. The tool works seamlessly for both physical consultations and e-consultations.
The result is that I save 1–2 hours daily — without affecting my salary. A game changer in a busy clinical day.
Get your evenings back.
Free for fourteen days, no card required.