The scribe that doesn’t stop at the note.
It verifies the draft, asks before it guesses, and codes the visit — the note you get is the note you sign.
Simulated demo · fictional patient data
We keep going.
Documentation is table stakes. Verification, coding, the orders queue, and getting it into your chart — that’s the layer above the note.
Validate
It asks before it guesses. Every sentence cites the transcript, all 236 calculators re-run in code, and anything unsupported is flagged for you before you sign.
Code
E/M level, ICD-10, HCC V28 with RAF, and MIPS gaps — handled in the same pass. Included at $79, not a $100+ coding tier.
Queue orders
The orders from the visit, pulled into a review queue you approve. Nothing is placed without you.
File it
One click into any web-based EHR through the browser extension — clipboard covers everything else. You review and sign every note.
No paid reviews, no invented testimonials. These counters and every BAA we’ve signed are public at /transparency.
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Clinicians on board
2,772
Patient notes · 46 specialties
$0
Outside capital taken
0
Data breaches
Other AI scribes optimize for time to first draft. Scribeable optimizes for time to signed note, with a verification pass built in before you sign.
5.0 on the App StoreBuilt for the way you actually practice.
Not for hospital IT committees. For the clinicians the big vendors forgot.
Outpatient clinics
Close every chart before you leave clinic — with the E/M level and HCC codes already flagged, not left for a coder to chase next month.
Telehealth
Record from the browser right beside your video visit. Telehealth note types built in. Nothing to install on a clinic machine.
Locums & moonlighting
New facility, new EHR, same Scribeable. Your account, templates, and notes follow you — no IT ticket, no re-setup, no asking permission.
Small & mid-size practices
Per-provider practice plans with one practice-wide rollup of MIPS and HCC capture. No RFP. No six-month procurement.
Three things the $99 scribes don’t do.
Documentation was the easy part. The layer above the note is where the value was left on the table.
Your current scribe stops at the note. We don’t.
Every note ships with the E/M level (MDM- and time-based — whichever is higher) and an 8,400-entry ICD-10 → HCC crosswalk with CMS V28 risk scoring. You decide what goes in the note; the engine just stops letting the work you already did go unbilled. And since October 2025, Cigna auto-downcodes level 4–5 E/M claims unless the documentation supports the complexity (policy R49) — evidence-linked notes are built to survive exactly that review.
One missed HCC code ≈ $800–$3,000/yr per MA patient — CMS 2024
63 measures · liveQuality measures tracked in real time — when a gap was actually addressed in the visit, one click documents it into the note.
It asks before it guesses.
First-generation ambient scribes hallucinated content in 31% of audited notes — the receipts are in the next section. Scribeable runs a second pass: ambiguity becomes a question to you, all 236 calculators are re-run deterministically, every sentence cites the transcript span it came from, and anything unsupported gets flagged for your review before you sign.
Yours, wherever medicine takes you.
Your account belongs to you, not your employer — templates, settings, and notes come along to every job. The browser extension inserts into any web-based EHR; clipboard covers the rest. Your data never trains a model, ours or anyone else’s.
Have a look around.
One real screen capture and seven unretouched screenshots of our demo workspace, sample patients and all.
A real screen capture. The transcript streams, Scribe asks, the note drafts.
The better tour is with your own patients. 14 days of full Pro, no card.
Watch the whole workflow.
An 11-minute tour of the cockpit, or jump straight to the chapter you care about. Real product, real generation, sample patients.
Fast drafts are cheap. The audit isn’t.
Three findings from the 2025 literature — cited, so you can check our reading.
31%
of ambient AI notes contained hallucinations in a blinded study — versus 20% of the physicians’ own notes. The study was funded by the scribe vendor itself, which makes the finding harder to wave off, not easier.
−1.7%
The market-leading ambient scribe showed no significant documentation-time reduction (−1.7%, p=0.66) in the first randomized head-to-head trial. The comparator scribe in the same trial did save time — the architecture matters more than the category.
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standardized methods exist for measuring AI-scribe hallucinations, per a 2025 scoping review. So when a vendor quotes an accuracy number, ask two questions: measured how, and verified by whom?
Why clinicians pick us over other AI scribes.
No names here — just the reasons switchers give. The named head-to-head is right below.
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It doesn’t stop at the note
Most scribes hand you a draft and call it done. Scribeable validates it, codes the visit, queues the orders, and gets it into your chart — one click into any web-based EHR via the browser extension.
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It asks before it guesses
A second verification pass turns ambiguity into a question to you — every sentence cited to the transcript, all 236 calculators re-run in code, unsupported claims flagged before you sign.
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Coding is in the price, not a $100+ upsell
E/M, ICD-10, HCC V28, and MIPS scoring are included at Pro ($79). The scribes that add coding at all tend to charge above $100 for it.
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A permanent free tier and pricing you can read
Five notes a month, an ongoing free tier after the trial, no credit card, no sales call. Every plan and price is published on the pricing page.
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Your account is yours
Physician-owned and portable across every job, built by a practicing physician on $0 outside capital. Your data never trains a model — ours or anyone else’s.
Scribeable vs. the scribe you’re using now.
Capability statements compiled from public marketing materials, reconciled July 2026.
Ambient AI notes
All threeClarifying questions asked to you before finalizing
Unsupported-statement flags shown to you before you sign
Sentence-level transcript citations with timestamps
236 clinical calculators validated in every note
HCC V28 risk-adjustment engine
63 quality measures · MIPS scoring
Multi-patient Rounding Mode
Permanent free tier
Self-serve signup, transparent pricing
+ FreedRecord. Answer one question. Sign.
Record the visit
iPhone, Apple Watch, or straight from the browser during a telehealth visit. Speaker separation is automatic.
Answer one question
The draft lands in about 45 seconds. If anything clinically critical was ambiguous, it asks you first. Every sentence is cited.
Sign & insert
One click into any web-based EHR via the browser extension — or clipboard, which works everywhere. You review, you sign.
Less than the scribe you’re replacing.
Every paid plan includes a signed BAA. 14 days of full Pro to start — no card, no sales call.
Lite
$39/mo
For getting every evening back.
- 40 notes / month
- All note formats
- HIPAA BAA included
- Browser extension
Practice
Custom
For practices and clinics · per-provider pricing.
- Unlimited notes
- Everything in Pro
- Practice-wide MIPS rollup
- Population health dashboards
Residents, fellows, and medical students get Pro free for a year — verified right in onboarding.
After the trial: a permanent free tier of 5 notes/month · no lock-in · your notes export with you
The fine print, up front.
Everything a switching clinician asks in the first five minutes. Something missing? Full FAQ.
If all you want is a transcript turned into a note, they’re fine — and we’ll say so. Switch if you want the layer above the note: clarifying questions instead of guesses, per-sentence citations, calculators re-verified deterministically, and the E/M, HCC, and quality-measure work handled in the same pass. Scribeable Pro at $79 includes the full coding engine — the competitor tier that adds coding runs $104–119.