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Tap once as the patient sits down. Latte transcribes the room live — no wake words, no dictation voice, no “period, new paragraph.” Just the visit, the way it actually sounded.
Latte sits in on the visit and turns plain conversation into a finished clinical record — note, referral and patient letter, drafted before the patient reaches the door.
No dictation. No templates. No typing.
Tap once as the patient sits down. Latte transcribes the room live — no wake words, no dictation voice, no “period, new paragraph.” Just the visit, the way it actually sounded.
End the visit and the transcript settles into a structured record: history, examination, habits, allergies, medications, vitals — with ICD-10 codes suggested alongside. Every field stays editable.
Three documents pour from the same visit — a note for the chart, a referral for the specialist, a letter the patient can actually read. Review, tweak, copy. Done before the coffee cools.
The same fifteen minutes becomes three finished drafts — each written for its reader, none written by you.
Subjective: 54-year-old presents with three weeks of productive cough, worse at night. Reports no fever. Ex-smoker, quit 2019…
Dear colleague — I would be grateful if you could see this patient regarding a persistent cough unresponsive to first-line treatment…
Dear Mr Okafor — it was good to see you today. We talked about your cough, and here is what we agreed to do next…
For every hour spent with a patient, clinicians spend nearly two more with the keyboard. Latte exists to hand those hours back.
Latte writes the first version; you write the last. The record and all three documents stay editable to the final word — and your edits feed straight back into regeneration.
Audio streams over an ephemeral key minted server-side for each visit. Your API key never touches the browser, and nothing is stored that you didn’t choose to save.
Every saved visit is searchable by patient name, phone or email. Last month’s consultation is three keystrokes away — not a filing cabinet away.