You're narrating a nasendoscopy. Both hands are busy. So who's typing?
Notat listens while you examine and narrate findings, and drafts a structured note — exam, procedure, plan — before you've finished washing your hands.
Free — 10 notes every month. No card, no setup.
750+ clinicians already finish their notes with Notat
Flexible nasendoscopy for recurrent sinusitis, narrated as you go
A follow-up scope exam. Your hands are on the scope and the screen — you narrate findings out loud, the way you'd explain to a trainee.
Wednesday, 14:20
You
“Nasal cavity clear on the right. Left side shows mucosal swelling, moderate, around the middle meatus.”
You
“No polyps visible. Septum midline. Moving to the nasopharynx now, looks clear.”
Patient
“Is that what's been causing the congestion?”
While you scoped, Notat pulled out:
Findings become structured facts as you narrate them.
Findings
· Right nasal cavity clear
· Left mucosal swelling, moderate
Anatomy
· Middle meatus involvement, left
· Septum midline
Procedure
· Flexible nasendoscopy performed
· No polyps visualized
Nasopharynx
· Clear on visualization
Clinic note — drafted
Findings
Flexible nasendoscopy: right nasal cavity clear. Left moderate mucosal swelling at middle meatus. No polyps. Septum midline. Nasopharynx clear.
Assessment
Chronic sinusitis, left-sided, without polyps (J32.2). Findings consistent with ongoing mucosal inflammation.
Plan
Nasal corticosteroid trial 6 weeks. Consider CT sinuses if no improvement. Review in 6 weeks.
Finished by the time you'd washed your hands. No dictation queue, no typing later from memory.
FactsContext™ captures exactly what you saw, not what's typical
A scope finding that gets generalized loses the detail that matters. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts the exact findings you narrate — laterality, site, severity — first, then writes the note from those facts.
Findings become facts
FactsContext™ turns narrated exam findings into precise, structured, checkable data points.
Every finding has a source
Tap any line to hear the exact moment you described it during the scope.
You sign, it files
Nothing enters the record until you approve it. Your clinical read leads; Notat types.
A full scope clinic, zero notes waiting at the end
This is what a day of exams and procedures looks like when the note keeps pace.
09:00
First scope of the day
You tap record before you pick up the scope. Both hands stay free throughout.
14:20
Sinusitis follow-up, scoped and documented
The note is drafted with every finding before you've washed your hands.
16:00
Between patients
No dictation backlog piling up. Each note finished before the next patient sits down.
18:00
Last patient seen
Every exam note signed. Nothing left for an evening dictation session.
18:15
You go home
No stack of scope findings to reconstruct from memory. Tomorrow starts clean.
Symptoms described in any language, findings documented in yours
A patient describes their hearing loss in Vietnamese. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages and drafts the note in the language your clinic runs on.
Patient speaks Vietnamese → your note in English
English
Norsk
Dansk
Svenska
Suomi
Eesti
Nederlands
Deutsch
Español
Italiano
Français
العربية
Polski
Português
Notes built for scopes, surgery, and everything between
The structures ENT actually runs on, ready from day one.
Clinic exam note
Findings, assessment, and plan for routine and follow-up visits.
Procedure note
Indication, technique, and findings for in-clinic procedures like grommets or epistaxis management.
Operative note
Surgical findings and steps, structured for tonsillectomy, septoplasty, and FESS.
Referral letter
History, findings, and reason for referral, ready to send.
“I narrate every scope finding out loud already — now that narration becomes the note. I've stopped dictating letters at the end of the day entirely.”
Mr. David Okafor
ENT consultant, London
~7 hrs
dictation time saved per week
0
letters dictated after hours
Questions clinicians actually ask
Can it capture findings while my hands are busy with a scope?
Yes — that's the workflow. Narrate what you see as you would to a trainee, and Notat structures it while your hands stay on the instrument.
Does it understand laterality — left versus right?
Yes. Say which side you're examining as you go, and FactsContext™ keeps left and right findings separate and accurate.
What about operative notes?
Yes — narrate the procedure as you perform it, and Notat drafts a structured operative note with your steps and findings.
What if it mishears a finding?
Every finding links back to the exact moment you said it, so a misheard detail takes seconds to catch and correct before you sign.
Where does the recording go?
Notat is built in Europe for European privacy rules — encrypted, processed under European data-protection law.
Pricing
Start with one clinician who wants their evenings back.
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial of the full Pro workflow. No credit card required, and the clinician stays in control of every note.
Free Practitioner
$0
/month
For testing Notat on real visits before you commit.
10 AI notes every month
Standard templates (SOAP, DAP, Progress)
No credit card required
Pro
Most popular
$99
/month
$79/month billed yearly
For clinicians who want the note handled before the next patient.
Unlimited AI notes
HIPAA BAA included
Custom templates and telehealth
Secure messaging and interactive care plans
Clinic
$399
/month
$319/month billed yearly
For teams that need review queues, templates, access control, and onboarding.
Includes 5 users
EHR integration and team review queue
Roles, permissions, SSO and SAML
Priority onboarding
Local taxes may apply. Full pricing details and yearly savings on the pricing page.
See full pricingYour next scope could be your last dictated letter.
Free means free: 10 notes a month, no card, no setup.