AI-powered voice prescription that understands Hindi, English, and Indian medicine. Dictate and generate structured prescription in seconds.
"Patient Ravi, 45, BP 130 by 85, Crocin 650 one-zero-one for 3 days..."
From a spoken sentence to a finished prescription — the whole flow, on a real phone.
Demo recorded with sample data. No real patient information is shown.
No typing. No menus. Just speak naturally — Prescribe AI handles the rest.
flowchart LR
A([🎙️ Speak
Hindi or English]) --> B([🤖 AI transcribes
+ corrects medical terms])
B --> C([📋 Extracts patient,
drugs, dosage, BP])
C --> D([✏️ Review & edit
if needed])
D --> E([📄 Generate PDF
on your letterhead])
E --> F([📲 Share with patient
WhatsApp / SMS / Email])
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class A,B,C,D,E step
class F accent
In Hindi, English, or a mix. No special syntax.
Speech-to-text with medical-term correction.
Patient name, symptoms, drugs, dosage — auto-filled live.
Tap any field to correct. AI is fast, not perfect.
Polished PDF on your letterhead — send via WhatsApp.
Every feature exists because a real doctor asked for it.
Dictate in Hindi, English, or Hinglish. The AI doesn't translate — it preserves the doctor's chosen language so prescriptions feel natural.
Curated from NLEM, CDSCO, Jan Aushadhi, and the Indian Pharmacopoeia. Recognizes Crocin, Dolo, Pantop and catches mis-hearings like "parasitamol" → Paracetamol automatically.
Upload your existing letterhead once — every prescription comes out branded with your clinic logo, registration, and signature.
Say "one zero one" or "BD" — it becomes "1-0-1" or "Twice a day" automatically. No memorizing English-only abbreviations.
Patient data stays in India. Encrypted at rest, deleted on request. Built to India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act standards.
Send the finished prescription PDF to your patient via WhatsApp, SMS, or email. No printing required.
Top-up packs for occasional use. Subscriptions for regular use.
Part-time clinics
Typical 10-12 patient/day clinic
Busy specialists, 15-20 patients/day
Multi-doctor clinics & small hospitals
One-time packs. No subscription. Prescriptions never expire.
Emergency refill when your subscription runs out
Mid-size top-up for occasional users
Best one-time value. Lasts 2-3 months.
14 days free. No credit card. Cancel anytime. Built for Indian doctors.
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We usually reply within a day.