History of present illness
Nocturnal heartburn, four nights in seven. Takes omeprazole with breakfast. Continues Carafite as needed for flares.
Plan
Add famotidine 20 mg at bedtime.
TranscribeMore presence.
Less paperwork.
Record the visit. Read the transcript. Review a draft clinical note.
Entirely on your Mac.
- Local Voice recording
- Local AI transcription
- Local AI note generation
- Zero Cloud processing
- Zero Data tracking
- Zero Data sharing
Complete app window. Fictional visit.
THE VISIT, CONNECTED
From a voice.
To a note.
Scroll through the encounter, or choose a step. The source stays close to the draft.
Start with the conversation.
RECORDING01:12
Clinic visit
Read what was said.
Clinician
Tell me how the reflux has been since we changed the dose.
Patient
The burning still wakes me. Four nights out of seven, about an hour after I lie down.
Clinician
And the omeprazole — when in the day are you taking it?
Patient
With breakfast, usually. Some nights I forget and take it at bedtime. And I still use the Carafite when it flares.
The draft. And what needs a second look.
Illustrated workflow. Invented visit, with deliberate errors to show the review tools.
COMPANION RECORDER FOR IPHONE
A recorder
for the room.
Keep the Mac where you review your work. Pair the iPhone once, record the encounter, and deliver it over a private Bluetooth link when you stop.
- 01 Pair with a six-digit PIN
- 02 Tap to record
- 03 Deliver to your Mac
RecorderConnected to Mac
Clinic Visit · 10:24Visit
00:20
RECORDING
Input level−27 dBFS
ON-DEVICE INTELLIGENCE
Large-model smart.
Local-machine fast.
Medical speech recognition and clinical note generation run on your Mac’s own silicon. Your encounter never waits in a cloud processing queue.
01Record
Audio on your device
02Transcribe
Recognition on your Mac
03Draft & review
Your note, on your Mac
0 bytesof encounter audio, transcripts, or notes sent to a cloud model.
Medical vocabulary.
Review clinical terms and medication names alongside what was said.
A note you can edit.
Keep the source beside the draft, then make the final document yours.
Checks you can see.
Review medication flags, missing details, and diagnosis-code candidates.
THE DIFFERENCE
Your Mac.
Your encounter.
One choice changes the workflow: where the recording is processed.
| The encounter | Transcribe | Cloud processing |
|---|---|---|
| Recording | Your Mac | Remote server |
| Note generation | Your Mac | Remote infrastructure |
| Without internet | Recording, transcription, and drafting continue | Remote processing needs a connection |
| Clinical review | You review and sign the final note | You review and sign the final note |
- Recording
- TranscribeYour Mac
- CloudRemote server
- Note generation
- TranscribeYour Mac
- CloudRemote infrastructure
- Without internet
- TranscribeRecording, transcription, and drafting continue
- CloudRemote processing needs a connection
- Clinical review
- TranscribeYou review and sign the final note
- CloudYou review and sign the final note
Cloud processing means sending the recording to a remote server. Features and terms vary by provider.
BUILT FOR THE WHOLE VISIT
There is more here
than a transcript.
Speaker separation, waveform, and clinical draft stay together.
Medication review, spelling, references, and ICD-10 candidates beside the draft.
Patient instructions and FAQs begin with the reviewed note.
Bring a relevant condition, procedure, or counseling module into the note.
Prior notes, addenda, retention, and deletion stay close to the encounter.
Editorial product studies from the original Transcribe site. Fictional encounters.
SIMPLE TO OWN
One Mac.
One licence.
The app verifies its licence locally. Access, downloads, and ownership stay separate from the clinical encounter.
Apple silicon · 24 GB memory · macOS 15+
- Activation
- This Mac
- Clinical data
- Never part of this account
- Final review
- Always yours
A LITTLE MORE TO KNOW
Good questions.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. Recording, transcription, draft notes, review tools, and licence verification run locally on your Mac. The models stay on your disk.
What computer do I need?
An Apple silicon Mac with 24 GB of memory. Development and testing target macOS 15 and later.
Can I record with my iPhone?
Yes. Pair the companion recorder with a six-digit PIN. It delivers the recording to your Mac over a private Bluetooth link. You can also record on the Mac, import audio, or paste a transcript.
What leaves my Mac?
Encounter audio, transcripts, and notes stay local. The separate customer website manages access and licensing; it does not receive clinical encounters.
Does it write directly to my EHR?
No. Review and correct the draft, then copy the final text into your EHR. Transcribe does not diagnose, file, or sign on your behalf.
What happens to the recording?
Audio retention is your choice: delete after transcription, retain briefly for review, or keep it until you delete it. Those controls sit alongside the encounter.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
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