You're managing four patients. The charting shouldn't need a fifth.
Notat listens during patient interactions and drafts structured nursing notes — assessment, intervention, response — so charting doesn't eat into your shift.
Free — 10 notes every month. No card, no setup.
Post-op round, checking on a patient six hours after surgery
A routine post-operative check. You assess, ask questions, and document — all while your hands are on the patient, not a keyboard.
Sunday, 20:15
You
“How's your pain on a scale of 0 to 10 right now?”
Patient
“About a 4, better than a few hours ago. I feel a bit nauseous though.”
You
“Vitals look good — BP 122/78, heart rate 76, temp normal. I'll get you something for the nausea.”
While you assessed him, Notat pulled out:
Assessment, patient report, and vitals, structured together.
Pain assessment
· Pain 4/10, improved from earlier
Patient report
· Nausea reported
Vitals
· BP 122/78, HR 76, temp normal
Action taken
· Antiemetic to be administered
Nursing note — drafted
Assessment
Post-op day 0, 6 hours post-surgery. Pain 4/10, improved. Nausea reported. Vitals: BP 122/78, HR 76, temp normal.
Intervention
Antiemetic administered per protocol. Pain level to be reassessed in 1 hour.
Response
Patient alert, oriented, tolerating assessment well. Will continue routine post-op monitoring.
Charted at the bedside — nothing saved for a computer at the nurses' station later.
FactsContext™ keeps assessment, intervention, and response straight
A nursing note has to track what you found, what you did, and how the patient responded — accurately, every time. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts each of these as separate structured facts first, then writes the note from those facts.
Facts organized by structure
FactsContext™ keeps assessment, intervention, and response separate before the note is drafted.
Every fact has a source
Tap any line to see the moment it came from during the patient interaction. Verifying takes seconds.
You sign, not Notat
Nothing enters the record until you review it. Your clinical judgment leads.
Keep bedside documentation moving through the shift
This is what a shift looks like when charting keeps pace with patient care.
19:00
Shift starts
You tap record as you begin rounds. Setup takes seconds between patients.
20:15
Post-op check, documented
The note is drafted with assessment and intervention before you move to the next room.
22:00
Med pass
No charting backlog piling up. Each patient interaction documented as it happens.
06:30
Shift ends
Every note signed. Nothing left for the day shift to untangle from your memory.
07:00
You go home
No charting marathon after a twelve-hour shift. You actually rest.
Patients describe symptoms in every language on your unit
A patient reports their pain in Tagalog. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages and drafts the note in the language your unit runs on.
Patient speaks Tagalog → your note in English
English
Norsk
Dansk
Svenska
Suomi
Eesti
Nederlands
Deutsch
Español
Italiano
Français
العربية
Polski
Português
Notes built for the pace of a nursing shift
The formats nursing documentation runs on, ready from day one.
Nursing assessment note
Assessment, intervention, and response, structured and complete.
SBAR handoff
A clean situation-background-assessment-recommendation summary for shift change.
Medication administration note
What was given, when, and the patient response.
Care plan update
Progress toward goals, documented from bedside conversations.
750+
clinicians use Notat
90+
spoken languages supported
10
free notes every month
Questions clinicians actually ask
Can it keep up when I'm managing several patients at once?
Yes — each recording is tied to one patient interaction, so moving between rooms doesn't mix up notes. Start a new recording per patient.
Does it work for SBAR handoffs?
Yes — narrate your handoff summary the way you already do, and Notat structures it into an SBAR format.
What about medication administration documentation?
Yes — say what you gave and when, and Notat captures it as a structured entry.
What if it mishears something during a noisy shift?
Every entry 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.
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
From
$79
/month
For clinicians who want the note handled before the next patient.
Unlimited AI notes
Custom templates and telehealth
Secure messaging and interactive care plans
Clinic
From
$336
/month
For teams that need review queues, templates, access control, and onboarding.
Includes 5 users
Telehealth for every provider
EHR integration and team review queue
Roles, permissions, SSO and SAML
Priority onboarding
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See full pricingYour next shift could end with nothing left to chart.
Free means free: 10 notes a month, no card, no setup.