Six comorbidities, one visit, one note that has to get it all right.
Notat listens through the visit and drafts a note that reflects the whole patient — every problem, every med change — while you talk through the plan.
Free — 10 notes every month. No card, no setup.
750+ clinicians already finish their notes with Notat
A 72-year-old with diabetes, CKD, and a new complaint of fatigue
A complex follow-up: three chronic problems to review, plus something new. You work through it out loud, the way you always do.
Monday, 11:00
Patient
“I've been really tired the last few weeks. My sugars have been fine, I check them most days.”
You
“Any swelling in your legs, or shortness of breath? How's the new blood pressure medication sitting with you?”
Patient
“A bit of swelling by evening. The new pill's fine, no dizziness.”
While you worked through each problem, Notat pulled out:
Organized by problem, not one long transcript to sort through.
New complaint
· Fatigue, several weeks
· Evening ankle swelling
Diabetes
· Self-monitored glucose stable
· Adherent to regimen
Medications
· New antihypertensive tolerated well
· No dizziness reported
Findings
· BP 138/82
· Mild bilateral pedal edema
Progress note — drafted
S
72F, fatigue ×several weeks with evening ankle swelling. Diabetes stable on home glucose monitoring. New antihypertensive tolerated, no dizziness.
O
BP 138/82. Mild bilateral pedal edema. No acute distress.
A
Fatigue, likely multifactorial — consider CKD progression, anemia workup (R53.83). T2DM stable (E11.9). Hypertension, medication change tolerated (I10).
P
CBC, renal panel, TSH ordered. Continue current antihypertensive. Follow-up 2 weeks with results.
Every problem accounted for, nothing dropped from a six-med, three-problem visit.
FactsContext™ keeps six problems straight, not blended into one paragraph
A complex patient's note is only useful if nothing gets lost between problems. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts each clinical fact from the visit first — organized, structured — then writes the note from those facts. Nothing gets flattened or merged by mistake.
Facts organized by problem
FactsContext™ keeps each complaint, finding, and medication change separate before the note is drafted.
Every fact has a source
Tap any line to see the moment it came from in a long, multi-problem visit. Verifying takes seconds.
You sign, not Notat
Nothing enters the record until you review it — your clinical judgment resolves the plan.
A full clinic of complex follow-ups, zero unfinished notes
This is what a day of 20-minute complex visits looks like when the note keeps pace.
08:00
First follow-up
You tap record and review the chart as usual. The note builds itself as you talk through each problem.
11:00
Six-problem visit, done
The note is drafted with every problem addressed before the patient leaves the room.
13:00
Lunch, uninterrupted
No notes trailing you into your break. You actually eat.
17:00
Last patient seen
One last review on the desktop — everything synced from the day already.
17:20
You go home
No stack of complex notes waiting for the evening. Tomorrow starts clean.
Chronic disease doesn't stop for a language barrier
A patient explains their symptoms in Portuguese. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages and drafts the note in the language your practice runs on.
Patient speaks Portuguese → your note in English
English
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Eesti
Nederlands
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Italiano
Français
العربية
Polski
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Notes built for complexity, not just symptoms
Multi-problem visits need structure. These are ready from day one.
Problem-based SOAP note
Each active problem addressed with its own assessment and plan.
Chronic disease review
Diabetes, hypertension, CKD — structured status and updated plan for each.
Consult letter
History, findings, and question for the specialist, structured and ready to send.
Medication reconciliation note
Changes, reasons, and tolerability captured from the conversation.
“My patients have five, six active problems each. Notat keeps every one straight in the note — nothing gets lost the way it used to when I typed from memory after clinic.”
Dr. Thomas Weber
Internal medicine physician, Munich
~10 hrs
charting saved per week
0
problems dropped from notes
Questions clinicians actually ask
Can it handle a visit that covers six different problems?
Yes — that's exactly what FactsContext™ is built for. It keeps each problem's facts separate, so the note reflects the whole visit, not just the last thing you talked about.
Does it understand medication changes and reasons?
Yes. Say the change and the reason out loud as you normally would, and Notat captures both as structured facts.
What if it gets a lab value or history detail wrong?
You'll catch it fast — every fact links back to the moment it was said. Review and edit before you sign, same as any note.
Do I have to change how I run a complex visit?
No. Talk through each problem the way you always do. Notat organizes it afterward.
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
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