Cited decision support during the visit, and silence when there is nothing to add
Decision support that fires on every visit gets ignored. Scribeable’s live cards come from a reviewed guideline corpus, appear while you record only when the conversation touches something they cover, and carry their citation.
They also connect to the calculators: when the visit gives the inputs for a score, the score is computed in code, and a missing input is asked for instead of assumed.
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How the cards work
As the visit is recorded, Scribeable listens for conditions its guideline corpus covers. When one comes up, a short card appears with the relevant recommendation and its source. When nothing applies, nothing appears.
- Reviewed guideline corpus covering 24 conditions
- Every card cites its source
- Silent when there is nothing to add
- 236 calculators scored in code, detected from the visit
Support, not orders
A card is information for you. It does not change the note by itself, place an order or message the patient. If you want it in the plan, you say so.
Where it runs and who gets it
- Platforms
- Web and iPhone, during a recorded visit.
- Plans
- Every plan, and the 14-day Pro trial. See pricing
Questions
- Which conditions are covered?
- The reviewed corpus covers 24 conditions today. Cards appear only when the visit touches one of them.
- Will it interrupt me?
- Cards sit beside the recording and stay silent when nothing applies. You can read them after the visit.
- Are the calculators run by the AI?
- No. The 236 scored calculators are computed in code from the inputs in the visit. The model finds the inputs; the code does the math.
Checked against the product on 2026-11-08.