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AI4Docs.AI
✓ verifiedFree trial
AI medical scribe that records visits and writes structured clinical notes in Arabic, English and 100+ languages.
7.8K saves
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Scribvet
✓ verifiedFree trial
Voice-based AI scribe for veterinarians that turns spoken exam notes into SOAP notes and client communications.
2.1K visits/mo1.5K saves
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ScribeBerry
✓ verifiedFreemium
Ambient AI medical scribe for Canadian and US clinicians that turns patient conversations into EMR-ready notes.
68K visits/mo2.1K saves
Pricing
Paid plans from $19/mo (100 notes)
Free trial available
Monthly: $49/month (discounted from $97)
Yearly: $41/month billed annually (discounted from $81)
Free trial available
Free Trial Mode: $0 (20 uses/month after a 3-day unlimited trial)
Pro Mode: $99/month (unlimited use)
Enterprise Mode: $79/user/month (for 5+ providers)
Free trial available
Core features
- ✦Ambient scribe in 100+ languages
- ✦Auto language detection
- ✦Multiple clinical note types
- ✦Free Google-Drive mini-EMR
- ✦Bilingual letterhead printing
- ✦AI second-opinion / differential
- ✦Voice recording converted into structured veterinary documentation
- ✦Pre-built and fully custom note templates
- ✦Support for 50+ transcription languages
- ✦Web and mobile app access
- ✦Copy-paste export into any PIMS system
- ✦Custom AI instructions for tailored note formats
- ✦Ambient listening that generates structured clinical notes automatically
- ✦Works with any EMR via Chrome extension or desktop/mobile app
- ✦Support for 40+ languages and specialty-tuned note templates
- ✦Patient intake and auto-fill form agents
- ✦In-person and virtual (telehealth) recording support
- ✦HIPAA, PIPEDA, and SOC 2 Type II compliant data handling
Use cases
- →Documenting patient visits
- →Arabic-language clinical notes
- →Generating referral letters
- →Managing patient records
- →Solo veterinarians reducing after-hours charting
- →Practices standardizing SOAP note formatting across staff
- →Vets documenting phone consultations from uploaded audio
- →Multilingual practices needing notes transcribed accurately
- →Physicians cutting charting time after each patient visit
- →Clinics standardizing documentation across multiple EMRs
- →Telehealth providers documenting visits over Zoom or Teams
- →Multilingual practices needing notes in non-English languages
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