ClinicianNotes written while you talk to the patient
Record, dictate or upload. The draft follows your template, so you finish it in minutes, not at night.
What clinicians getScriber is an AI scribe for clinicians. With the patient’s consent it listens to the consultation and drafts the note, letters and reports in your format. You review and sign off.
See what Scriber changes for clinicians, practice owners and the people who keep the clinic running.
ClinicianRecord, dictate or upload. The draft follows your template, so you finish it in minutes, not at night.
What clinicians get
Practice ownerShared templates, roles and permissions, and reports on how sessions are documented across the team.
What owners get
Front desk & ITTwo-factor sign-in, data kept in the region you choose, and connectors for the practice software you already use.
What the team getsPixel Technology builds software for diagnostic imaging departments in Poland and abroad. Scriber brings that experience from the reading room to the consulting room.
ways to capture a session: in the room, on a call, by upload or by dictation
days, then recordings, transcripts and notes are deleted automatically
sessions can be combined into one progress or insurance report
languages tested for transcription and for the written note
Scriber follows the session from consent to the letters that go out afterwards. Everything stays in one place.
Confirm the patient agreed, then record in the room or on a video call, or upload audio. Scriber saves the consent and the time with the session.
Scriber transcribes the conversation and writes the note in your template, section by section, as soon as you stop recording.
Gaps are marked, not guessed. Ask for changes in plain words, compare versions and check medication names before you finish.
Mark the note complete, send it to your practice software, and draft the referral letter and patient summary from the same session.
Scriber is one workspace for clinical documentation. It brings recording, transcription, your templates, letters and reports together, so you don’t switch between a recorder, a word processor and your practice software between patients.
Right knee pain improving. Stairs easier. Pain after ~20 min walking. Mild evening swelling, resolved by morning.
Knee flexion 0–125° (prev. 0–110°). Quadriceps strength 4+/5. [Effusion test not stated]
Progressing as expected after week 3 of rehabilitation.
Progress loading: step-ups, split squats. Walking up to 30 min. Review in 1 week.
Scriber removes the steps that slow documentation down. The recording, the draft and the letters are in one place.
“New paragraph. Patient seen for review of right knee…”
In the room, on a video or phone call, from an upload, or by dictating after the patient leaves.
Appointments come in from your practice software and finished notes go back. A Chrome extension, copy formats and PDF or Word export cover the rest.
IntegrationsFlexion 0–125°. Quadriceps 4+/5.
[Effusion test not stated]
Scriber leaves a placeholder when something wasn’t said and never adds a diagnosis you didn’t make. Nothing is final until you mark it complete.
Dear Dr Nowak,
Thank you for seeing Patient A, a 46-year-old with right knee pain after a fall in January…
Referral letters, patient summaries and reports are drafted from the session on your letterhead, and wait for your approval.
Changes you see every day, from the first appointment to the last letter.
Recording, transcript, note, letters and multi-session reports live in the same session, not in five tools.
You talk to the patient, not the keyboard. The draft is waiting when the consultation ends.
Gaps are marked, every version is kept, and each note carries your sign-off.
Consent before recording, data in your region, deletion after 30 days, and never used to train AI.
Start with the scribe and add the rest as your clinic needs it.
Records the consultation in the room or on a call and writes the note in your template.
Explore ScribeDictate after the patient leaves. Scriber punctuates, expands your shorthand or keeps your words verbatim.
Explore DictateAdd audio recorded elsewhere, or a PDF or photo that the note should take into account.
Explore UploadBuild your own sections and rules, import one from an example note, or describe a change in plain words.
Explore TemplatesReferral letters and patient summaries from the session, on your letterhead, sent when you approve them.
Explore LettersCombine up to 10 sessions into one progress, discharge or insurance report.
Explore ReportsAppointments in, notes out. Connectors for practice software and a Chrome extension for everything web-based.
Explore ConnectMembers, roles, shared templates and security rules for the whole practice.
Explore ClinicSessions, time to completion and template use, for you and for the clinic.
Explore AnalyticsToday’s list, the session, the review and the letter, in one window.
Right knee pain improving. Stairs easier. Pain after ~20 min walking. Mild evening swelling, resolved by morning.
Knee flexion 0–125° (prev. 0–110°). Quadriceps strength 4+/5. [Effusion test not stated]
Progressing as expected after week 3 of rehabilitation.
Progress loading: step-ups, split squats. Walking up to 30 min. Review in 1 week.
Right knee pain improving. Stairs easier. Pain after ~20 min walking. Mild evening swelling, resolved by morning.
Knee flexion 0–125° (prev. 0–110°). Quadriceps strength 4+/5. [Effusion test not stated]
Progressing as expected after week 3 of rehabilitation.
Progress loading: step-ups, split squats. Walking up to 30 min. Review in 1 week.
Dear Dr Nowak,
Thank you for seeing Patient A, a 46-year-old with right knee pain after a fall in January. After three weeks of rehabilitation, flexion has improved to 125° but pain persists after 20 minutes of walking.
I would value your opinion on further imaging. Notes from the last two sessions are attached.
Kind regards,
Anna Kowalska, Physiotherapist (fictional)
Nothing is final until you mark it complete.
If it wasn’t said, Scriber doesn’t write it.
Consent comes first, every time.
Your patients’ data never trains AI.
Your format, not a generic template.
Deleted after 30 days, or sooner if you choose.
Book a demo and see how Scriber fits the way your team works.