Ask a clinical question and put the cited answer in the note
Mid-visit questions usually mean a second tab: a guideline, a dose, a paper you half remember. Ask the Scribe answers inside the visit, with PubMed and guideline citations you can open, and puts the answer into the note when you want it there.
It also answers questions about the chart in front of you: last potassium, when the statin started, what the cardiology note said.
14-day Pro trial, no credit card required. Everything in Pro, including Rounding, for up to 150 notes. To keep Pro after day 14, subscribe for $79/month plus applicable tax. If you don't, nothing is charged and your account becomes read-only, with every note kept.
Cited, not recalled
Answers come with their citations, and in agent mode the Scribe can look up the published paper itself. You can attach an image, follow the answer as it streams, and ask a follow-up.
- PubMed and guideline citations on clinical answers
- Chart questions answered from the patient’s record
- Insert the answer into today’s note in the right section
- Patient handouts from chat, with dose tables you confirm
It works with you, and it stops where you do
The Scribe never prescribes, sends anything to a pharmacy, signs or deletes on its own. Orders it drafts are drafts you approve. You stay the one deciding what goes in the plan.
It learns how you like answers
Tell it once that you want answers short, or always with a dose table, and it remembers. Preferences and memory are set in chat, not in a settings page.
Where it runs and who gets it
- Platforms
- Web and iPhone, and the browser extension panel.
- Plans
- Every plan, and the 14-day Pro trial. See pricing
Questions
- Where do the citations come from?
- From PubMed and published guidelines. Each citation opens the source so you can read it yourself before you rely on it.
- Can it answer questions about my patient’s chart?
- Yes, from what is in the patient’s record in Scribeable: imported chart data, pasted documents and earlier notes.
- Can it place orders?
- No. It can draft an order for you to approve, and nothing is transmitted. It never prescribes or sends anything to a pharmacy.
Checked against the product on 2026-11-08.