ScribeRounder

ScribeRounder is an AI scribe built for hospital-based physicians. Capture chart review, patient encounters, nurse updates, and specialist conversations throughout the day. Generate a structured note at the end. A hospitalist's workflow is not linear. You review the chart in the morning, see the patient on rounds, field a nurse message at noon, talk with a specialist in the afternoon, run a family meeting, then sit down to write your note. Most AI scribes are built for clinic visits that begin and end in a single room. Scribe Rounder is built for the way hospital care actually happens: in fragments, across an entire shift. Most scribes also reformat the note into their own house style. Fixing the section order, rewriting the headers, and changing your usual layout ends up wasting most of the time the scribe was supposed to save. ScribeRounder preserves your exact formatting — section order, headers, structure, voice. Copy, paste, move on. CAPTURE IN FRAGMENTS Record chart review, rounds, nurse updates, specialist input, and family meetings as separate voice fragments Each fragment is timestamped and tied to the correct patient Add as many fragments per patient as the day requires COMPILE INTO A COMPLETE NOTE Paste in specialist notes and yesterday's assessment and plan Scribe Rounder assembles a problem list from everything recorded and pasted You finalize the order and the problems themselves Generate a progress note, H&P, or consult note in your voice, headers, and section order BUILT FOR HOSPITAL ROUNDS Organize your day by the patients on your list Move room by room with segmented recordings per patient Medical speech recognition tuned for clinical language Edit, regenerate, and copy sections directly into your EHR DESIGNED FOR PHI On-device transcription keeps raw audio on your phone. Cloud processing for correction and note generation runs under a Business Associate Agreement. See the privacy policy for detailed data handling. IMPORTANT Scribe Rounder is a documentation tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose or recommend treatment. Clinicians are responsible for reviewing and approving all generated content before it enters the medical record. Do not enter Protected Health Information from identified patients without your institution's authorization.