Investor overview

Make clinical documentation faster and more accurate while keeping the clinician in control and giving patients same-day access to the record their doctor signs. Patient chart access is free; we do not sell audio, notes, or patient data.

• Voice-first ambient documentation with structured drafts (SOAP, H&P, progress, consult) and explicit clinician sign-off.
• FHIR R4 / US Core data model with C-CDA, SMART on FHIR, and standards-based export paths.
• Terminology-grounded clinical facts (SNOMED, ICD-10, RxNorm, LOINC) rather than prose-only summaries.
• Patient portal for same-day notes, notifications, and secure sharing initiated by the care team.
• HIPAA-aligned controls: encryption, audit trails, role-based access, and signed BAAs for clinical use.

• Reduces documentation burden without auto-signing or charting from information that was not in the encounter.
• Improves downstream data quality for coding, care coordination, and interoperability.
• Connects clinician workflow and patient-readable records in one platform — a gap most ambient scribes leave open.

• Closed beta. Clinicians onboard through a pilot conversation; public app download is not open yet.
• Marketing site live at www.scribemutual.com; application environment at app.scribemutual.com.
• Clinician experience is Windows-first today; mobile capture is on the roadmap.
• Note metering, subscription tiers, and billing reconciliation are implemented in the backend (see Release notes).
• ONC-oriented EHI export documentation published; Drummond self-testing and certification work ongoing.

• Clinician SaaS tiers from $89–$499 per clinician per month based on finalized note volume, plus Enterprise.
• 30-day pilot trial with a 50-note cap and signed BAA; no credit card required to start.
• Patient access is $0; optional Premium at $6.99/month for family linking and advanced sharing controls.

See Pricing for public packaging detail.

• Near-term: calendar integration, coding assistance, mobile expansion, and patient Premium features.
• Mid-term: direct-to-EHR push, HL7 ADT per cohort, walk-in patient linking, and enterprise deployment patterns.
• Long-term: expanded EHR integrations, FHIR R5 planning, and standalone EHR capability under applicable ONC pathways.

Directional product plans are available on request. For the public product story, see the homepage, For Clinicians, and Release notes.