General Practice

It's 19:40. Your last patient left at 17:00.

Notat listens during the consultation and writes the note while you do the medicine. You read it, fix anything you disagree with, sign — and go home on time.

Try it on your next patient

14-day Pro trial. Credit card required. No setup.

A 54-year-old with three months of back pain — and a "while I'm here"

A completely ordinary Tuesday consultation. No dictating, no commands, no special phrasing — you just talk to your patient.

Tuesday, 9:20

Patient

The pain's worst in the morning. When I bend down it shoots down my left leg.

You

Any numbness? Any problems with your bladder?

Patient

No, nothing like that. Oh — I stopped the ibuprofen, it did nothing. And while I'm here, I need more of the blood pressure pills.

While you examined him, Notat pulled out:

Live, during the consultation — not reconstructed after.

Symptoms

· Lower-back pain, 3 months

· Worse in the morning

· Radiates to left leg on bending

Red flags

· No numbness

· No bladder symptoms

Medications

· Ibuprofen stopped — no effect

· Amlodipine refill requested

Findings

· BP 142/88

· Straight-leg raise positive, left

SOAP note — drafted

S

54M. Lower-back pain ×3 months, morning stiffness, radiates to left leg on flexion. Ibuprofen ineffective, stopped. Requests amlodipine refill.

O

BP 142/88. SLR positive left at 45°. No red flags.

A

Mechanical low-back pain with left sciatica (M54.5, M54.16). Hypertension (I10).

P

Naproxen 250 mg ×2. Physiotherapy referral. Amlodipine refill 3 months. Follow-up 4 weeks.

Finished before he reached the door. You changed one word, confirmed the ICD-10 codes, signed. Next patient.

Built on FactsContext™, not a straight guess from audio

Most AI scribes write your note straight from the transcript and hope nothing gets invented along the way. Notat's FactsContext™ engine works differently: it extracts the clinical facts from the consultation first — symptoms, findings, medications, decisions — then writes the note from those facts. That's why every line traces back to something real, not a guess.

Facts before the note

FactsContext™ extracts structured clinical facts from the conversation first. The note is written from those facts, not guessed from raw audio.

Every fact has a source

Tap any finding to see the transcript moment it came from. Verifying takes seconds, not a re-listen.

You sign, not Notat

Nothing enters the record until you review and sign. Both the facts and the note are yours to edit first.

Same list. Same patients. Different evening.

This is what tomorrow looks like when the note writes itself.

08:00

First patient walks in

You tap record on your phone and put it face-down on the desk. That is the entire setup.

09:20

Back pain, BP refill, done

The note is drafted before the patient reaches the door. You confirm two ICD-10 codes on the way out.

12:30

Lunch is lunch

The morning notes are ready to review, so lunch does not become a charting session.

17:05

Last patient leaves

One last signature on the desktop — everything from the day has already synced there.

17:15

You go home

No backlog, no rebuilding the day from memory after dinner. Tomorrow starts at zero.

Your patients don't all describe pain in English

Mrs. Kowalski explains her dizziness in Polish. The note still lands in English, ready for the record. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages — you document in yours.

Patient speaks Polish → your note in English

English

Norsk

Dansk

Svenska

Suomi

Eesti

Nederlands

Deutsch

Español

Italiano

Français

العربية

Polski

Português

Notes shaped the way GPs think

SOAP by default. The structures you already use, ready from day one — and adjustable to your clinic.

SOAP note

Subjective, objective, assessment, plan — the shape primary care runs on.

Chronic disease review

Diabetes, hypertension, asthma: structured status, results, and an updated plan.

Sick note

Duration and work capacity drafted from the consultation, ready to sign.

Referral letter

History, findings, and reason for referral — structured and addressed.

750+

clinicians use Notat

90+

spoken languages supported

10

notes during your 14-day Pro trial

Questions clinicians actually ask

Do I have to dictate, or talk to it like a computer?

No. Forget it's there. Talk to your patient the way you always do — Notat listens to the conversation and finds the medical facts itself. No commands, no 'period, new paragraph'.

What if it gets something wrong?

Then you'll catch it — that's the point. Every sentence links back to the moment of the conversation it came from, so checking takes seconds. You edit and sign before anything enters the record. Clinical judgment stays exactly where it belongs: with you.

What do I tell my patients?

A clinician can say: 'I use a secure note assistant so I can focus on you instead of the screen — is that alright?' Follow your clinic's consent policy and the rules that apply where you practise.

Where does the audio go?

Notat is built in Europe for European privacy rules. Recordings are encrypted, processed under European data-protection law, and you control what is stored and for how long.

I'm not technical. Is there setup?

Open the app, tap record. That is the workflow. No integration project, no IT department, no training course.

Start with one clinician who wants their evenings back.

A paid subscription is required after the trial.

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