The note is ready when the conversation ends.
By the time the patient stands up, the visit summary is drafted: complaint, history, findings and assessment.
by AirvedIntelligence in the consultation.
The consultation remains a conversation. ASK turns it into structured clinical information, with the doctor in control.
Illustrative conversation · example dataहिन्दीEnglish
पिछली बार से बेहतर है। The cough is less frequent.
Structured interpretation
Cough reported as less frequent since the previous visit.
A useful detail, carried forward.
Previous-visit context is brought into the current note.
Motion reduced · full example shown
From conversation to recordListen to the patient.
Listen to the patient.
Let the note take shape.
Below is one consultation, start to finish. Move through the four stages, change the follow-up note, approve the prescription, and see exactly what ends up in the record.
Illustrative consultation · example data
The conversation, written up.
Manual
Patient
पिछली बार से बेहतर है। The cough is less frequent.
Doctor
Any fever since your last visit?
The conversation stays natural. ASK listens.
LanguagesSwitch language mid-sentence.
Switch language mid-sentence.
The note doesn’t break.
Patients rarely stick to one language, and neither do doctors. ASK follows the switch, and the note still comes out in clear English.
- English
- हिन्दी
- தமிழ்
- తెలుగు
- ಕನ್ನಡ
- മലയാളം
- मराठी
- ગુજરાતી
- বাংলা
+ 23 more Indian languages supported
English, Hindi, Tamil and other Indian languages supported. Hindi and Tamil clinic-tested.
Illustrative conversation · example data
- हिन्दी
“पिछली बार से बेहतर है।”
- தமிழ்
“இப்போது பரவாயில்லை.”
- English
“The cough is less frequent.”
One clinical record
Cough reported as less frequent since the previous visit.
Previous visit · follow-upDifferent languages. The clinical meaning carries through.
In practice
What ASK does today.
Your letterhead. Your approval.
The prescription prints on your clinic’s letterhead, only after you have approved it. The medicines and the decisions stay yours.
The previous visit comes with you.
Earlier summaries, chronic conditions and family history, where you have recorded them, are on screen during the consultation.
A record with a shared language.
Diagnoses are matched to ICD-11 codes for you to confirm or change, so the record means the same thing to the next doctor who reads it.
Indian brands. Familiar names.
The medicine list covers 2.8 lakh+ Indian brands, with their compositions. ASK learns the brands you prefer and the way you pronounce them.
Medication safetyBefore you sign,
Before you sign,
ASK checks again.
Every prescription goes through six checks against what is known about the patient: age, weight, conditions, allergies and the other medicines on the list.
A flag is shown as a question for you to consider. Nothing is blocked or changed on its own.
- 01Dose, against age and weight where known
- 02Drug interactions
- 03Contraindications
- 04Allergies and medicine classes
- 05Duplicate therapy
- 06Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Who decides
The doctor is in control.
ASK writes the draft. Nothing goes on the record until you have read it and signed.
Review
Read the draft summary before anything else happens.
Edit
Change the note, the assessment or the prescription. It is your consultation, written down.
Approve
Confirm the draft says what you would have written yourself.
Finalise
Sign, and the prescription and the record are issued together.
Patient identifiers are stripped before the summary is written.
Names, phone numbers and other identifiers are removed from the transcript before any language model reads it.
Looking ahead: broader partner and API access is on the roadmap.