Doctaphone is an AI-powered clinical documentation assistant designed to support doctors throughout the working day. Clinicians can dictate naturally, record voice notes, upload audio files, or type text, then use the app to turn their input into structured medical reports and documentation. Its templates adapt reports to specialties including radiology, pathology, cardiology, psychiatry, pulmonology, and general medicine, with formats for imaging reports, histories and examinations, discharge letters, procedure notes, and referrals. Doctors can review and edit generated documents, then sign, export, print, or send them to connected systems.

Doctaphone is designed to work within existing electronic health record environments and integrate with hospital systems, including RIS, PACS, HIS, and EHR workflows. The platform also offers an AI assistant for asking clinical questions and consulting evidence, with references such as ESC and NICE guidance shown in the supplied examples. The company says clinical data is hosted in the EU. By reducing manual typing and adapting documentation to clinicians’ specialties and writing styles, Doctaphone aims to help healthcare teams complete reports more efficiently without changing their established workflows.