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Spend the consult with the patient, not the keyboard.

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Voice → SOAP in ~30s ICD-11 + AI synthesis Signed & SHA-256 hashed
Built for clinical trust
Owner-or-consent reads Source-cited guidelines ICD-11 coded SHA-256 signed notes Web · iOS · Android
Diagnosis Centre

A differential that lives with the chart

Your working differential is saved to the patient — ranked, seeded from their active problems, and waiting where you left it at the next visit. The AI proposes; you decide.

Ranked & persistent
Order candidates by likelihood and add your reasoning. It stays on the chart between visits — no more rebuilding your thinking from the last note.
AI candidates, grounded
One tap asks the AI for chart-grounded candidates — each with an ICD-11 code and a why drawn from the patient’s own trends, labs and history — plus short workup steps for the hypotheses you already hold.
Advisory by design
The differential and its visit plan inform your thinking. They never edit the chart, and nothing is ordered from here.
Guideline-grounded
Staging is deterministic — e.g. eGFR → KDIGO stage from the patient’s own creatinine — every nudge cites its source, and you accept or dismiss.
KDIGOADAWHOACC / AHADSM-5-TRPHQ-9ICMRIAP+ more
Working differential
Neil D. · saved to this chart
Advisory
Hereditary haemochromatosis
Likely
Ferritin 465 → 1180 with transferrin saturation climbing in lock-step — the trend, not one value.
NAFLD with type 2 diabetes
Possible
Explains the label on the chart — not the iron studies.
Alcohol-related liver disease
Ruled out
History and enzyme pattern don’t support it.
KDIGO · CKD staging
Source-cited · advisory
Stage G3a
eGFR 48 mL/min/1.73m² (CKD-EPI 2021, creatinine 1.4) → G3a. KDIGO 2024 recommends ACR testing and annual eGFR monitoring.
Accept Dismiss KDIGO 2024
The short version

Everything below, in six lines.

One consented record per patient, and a workspace that gives you time back before, during and after the visit. Skim these — go deep where it matters.

Voice → SOAP in ~30 seconds

Speak the visit. A structured draft is waiting to review, edit and sign by the next room.

See the flow

Patients arrive prepared

A short adaptive questionnaire before the consult hands you a structured brief — the room starts where the form usually ends.

A differential that lives with the chart

Ranked, chart-grounded candidates saved to the patient — waiting where you left them at the next visit.

Guidelines at the point of care

Source-cited nudges computed from the patient’s own numbers. Accept or dismiss — never invented, never auto-applied.

The whole patient, one chart

Vitals, encounters, reports, meds, insurance and live wearable trends on one timeline — read a patient in minutes.

Take the tour

Consent is the architecture

You see a patient only when they share. Every read is owner-or-consent, audit-logged, revocable any time.
Consent link → read the chart → sign the note.
The patient stays in control of access; you stay in the consult.
medichive.in/app · consult brief
Priya Sharma · 34 F
New consultation
Your last report flagged a low vitamin D. How long have you had the tiredness you mentioned?
About three weeks — worse in the mornings.
Consultation brief
Hive Intelligence · synthesised
Routine
Three weeks of morning fatigue on stable levothyroxine; low vitamin D on the latest panel. Hypothyroidism otherwise controlled. Suggested focus: recheck vitamin D, review symptom burden.
Before the visit

Patients arrive prepared

When a patient requests a consultation, a short adaptive questionnaire gathers the story first — then hands you a structured brief, so the room starts where the form usually ends.

Adaptive, grounded follow-ups
The AI starts from the chief complaint and asks targeted, jargon-free questions informed by the patient's own out-of-range labs — not a fixed form.
A structured brief, ready to read
You get a synthesis, an advisory triage hint, reported symptoms and answer highlights — and unreviewed briefs float to the top of your roster.
Check-ins · between visits

Send a check-in. Get back a map.

Assign an interactive check-in from a consultation or straight from the chart. It lands on the patient's Today tab — and the answer comes back drawn on a body, scored and summarised.

Pain, on an anatomical figure
Patients mark where it hurts and how much. You read severity as heat on the same figure — comparable visit after visit.
Emotion map & mood meter
For mental health: where an emotion is felt in the body, and a pleasantness-by-energy mood grid — signal a questionnaire rarely captures. Practising psychology? There's a whole workspace for you.
Scored deterministically, looped back
Completion notifies you; the summary and score are computed — never model-invented — and feed the patient's next consultation brief.
Pain map
body check-in
Returned
R shoulder · severe L knee · mild
Mood meter
mental-health check-in
‹ unpleasantpleasant ›
Tue · calm — pleasant, low energy.
Built for healthcare data

Security & compliance, by default

An encrypted Google Cloud architecture with patient-set consent at the core.

Encryption

  • Cloud KMS-managed regional keys
  • OAuth tokens KMS-wrapped at rest
  • TLS 1.2+ end to end
  • Encrypted Firestore + GCS

Access control

  • Firebase Auth + JWT
  • Owner-or-consent on every read
  • Per-IP rate limiting on intake
  • Role-separated admin surface

Audit logging

  • Every PHI read/write recorded
  • 7-year retention in Cloud Logging
  • PHI scrubbed from metadata
  • SHA-256 hashed signed notes

In flight

  • AI-provider BAA being executed
  • Phone-MFA on dashboard sign-in
  • Configurable session timeout
  • DSAR purge workflow

Clinical use is in limited beta while our AI-provider BAA is executed.

Never an empty workspace

Day one, your workspace opens with a patient

Get verified and your chart isn't blank — a specialty-matched demo patient, one per department, each built so the diagnostic tell is in the trend.

Cardiology
HFpEF, hiding
NT-proBNP climbing 180 → 890 across four reports.
the tell is in the trend
General medicine
Iron overload
Ferritin + transferrin saturation rising in lock-step behind a T2DM label.
ranked working differential included
Psychology
Generalised anxiety
42 nights of wearable data + trending PHQ-9 / GAD-7 / PSS-10.
mood correlated with sleep & HRV
Private beta

See it on a patient of your own

We're onboarding a small number of practices. Tell us who you are and we'll schedule a short walkthrough — bring a real case and we'll document it together.

  • Private beta — no card, no commitment
  • Setup in minutes — no hardware required
  • Short walkthrough — bring a real case
Apply to practice

Ready now? Apply directly — we verify your registration with the NMC or RCI register and email your sign-up link, usually within two days.