“Get instant medical notes with our AI-powered scribe.”
“Built by doctors. Trusted by clinicians.”
“One tap for complete documentation.”
“See all your notes in one place.”
“Send instructions directly to patients.”
“Syncs instantly on every device.”
“Free up your nights and weekends. We'll handle your medical notes.”
A closer look at the screenshots
A recording phone is tilted beside a large purple waveform.
A clinical-authorship statement appears with compliance badges.
A large microphone control appears with recording-complete status.
A visit list includes several processing statuses.
A patient-message view uses gray placeholder bars for its body.
Desktop, tablet, and phone views show the same visit.
A time-savings figure accompanies the closing lifestyle message.
About this app
Freed: AI-Powered Clinician Assistant How easy is it to create a clinical note with Freed? Just tap the “Capture” button. That's it. Freed's AI scribe creates your complete SOAP note instantly. Join thousands of clinicians who've discovered a faster, simpler way to chart. What you'll love: - Instant notes that capture everything, exactly as discussed - Works right out of the box — no training needed - Can be trained to learn your style and adapt to your preferences - Available on any device, from phone to tablet to desktop - Integrates with popular EHRs like Athena and eClinicalWorks (on desktop) - Full HIPAA, HITECH, and SOC2 compliance for total peace of mind Join the growing movement of clinicians who leave work at work. Start your free trial today and discover why thousands of clinicians trust Freed to handle their documentation. Your weekends will thank you. https://help.getfreed.ai/en/articles/9879697-platform-terms-of-use
Headlines in this set
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“Get instant medical notes with our AI-powered scribe.”
Instant medical notes makes speed central to the AI scribe pitch.
“Built by doctors. Trusted by clinicians.”
Built by doctors and trusted by clinicians pairs origin with claimed adoption.
“One tap for complete documentation.”
One tap emphasizes starting documentation, while complete is a broader output claim.
“See all your notes in one place.”
All your notes in one place describes centralized access across visits.
“Send instructions directly to patients.”
Directly to patients explains the intended instruction-sharing route.
“Syncs instantly on every device.”
Every device and instantly combine compatibility with a sync-speed claim.
“Free up your nights and weekends. We'll handle your medical notes.”
Nights and weekends translates documentation effort into personal time.
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