Your healthcare conversations. Remembered.
Appointments can be overwhelming. MyScribe helps you record, revisit and understand what was said, so you can focus on the conversation, not on remembering every word.
Ask first, then tap record.
Be one of the first 108. Coming soon to iPhone and Android.
- Never sold, never used to train AI
- Audio deleted once it's written down
- Shared only with people you choose
40-80%
of what is said in a medical appointment is forgotten almost straight away, and almost half of what is remembered is wrong. (Kessels, 2003)
Three steps. Nothing to learn.
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1. Ask first
MyScribe opens on the question. Ask it out loud, so everyone in the room knows.
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2. Scribe it
One button. Put your phone down and be present. MyScribe does the remembering.
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3. Go back to it
Get the story of your appointment in plain words. Read it, have it read aloud, ask it anything, or share it with family.
Every summary links back
Tap any part of the summary to go to the words that were actually said.
Ask Your Conversation
Ask, and MyScribe finds the moment it was said, in the exact words, to read or have read aloud. Medicine names and doses are never in the summary, so this is where to find them.
For the people who couldn't be in the room
Share the summary with whoever helps you look after your health, so they know what was actually said. Not what was half remembered on the way home.
Nothing is shared unless you share it.
Good questions
Am I allowed to record my appointment?
Yes. In the UK you don't need your doctor's permission to record your own appointment, because it's your own personal information. The Medical Defence Union, which advises doctors, says the same. MyScribe still opens on the question, because asking openly is the kind thing to do.
Will my doctor mind?
Asking openly makes a real difference. The BMA, the doctors' professional body, encourages doctors to support recordings made openly and with agreement, especially where patients may find it hard to remember information. If your doctor would rather you didn't, you can simply not record.
What happens to the recording?
The audio is deleted once it has been written down. The words and your summary are kept, encrypted, in your account until you delete them.
How much will it cost?
Pennies, not pounds. MyScribe is free to download and your first conversation is free. After that, you top up a little credit when you need it. No subscription, your credit stays in your account while you use MyScribe, and you'll never be asked to pay before or during a conversation. We'll share exact prices at launch.
What if I can't afford it?
No one should miss out on remembering their own conversation. Our Gifted Minutes Pool, opening soon after launch, lets people and organisations fund minutes for those who need them. Using it will take one tap: no forms, no proof, no questions. And nobody who funds it ever sees your conversations. Find out more, or help fill the pool.
Health first. Then every conversation that matters.
We're starting with health appointments because that's where forgetting costs the most. If MyScribe can be trusted there, it can be trusted anywhere: a meeting about your child at school, a care assessment for your dad, advice from a solicitor, or the one long conversation you have with an old friend each year.
You decide which conversations matter. MyScribe only listens when you ask it to.
Your conversation. Your record. On your phone. To share with who you choose.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android
Be one of the first 108 people to use MyScribe
Leave your email and we'll send your invite before launch, on iPhone and Android. Your first conversation is free.
Work in a GP practice, PCN, ICB, charity or council? See MyScribe for organisations, including our Gifted Minutes Pool.