Dictate exceptions
Speak only what departs from normal. Normal is the silent default.
A contemporary scribing tool for autopsy, investigation, and scene reports
Less time formatting, more time thinking
Ten minutes after the examination, you have a structured draft in your own voice
Built by a practicing forensic pathologist, for forensic professionals
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How it works
Structure in code
Section order, headings, and formatting are enforced by coded rules, not a model.
Review and sign out
You read the finished report, change what you want, and release it.
What it gives you back
Finalize the case the same week
A report that would have waited for a quiet afternoon is finished while the case is still fresh.
A backlog that shrinks
Every case closed on the day it is examined never joins the queue. The reduction compounds.
Your own words, not a template
Standard language is written in your phrasing and reused, so the report reads as yours.
More than dictation
The arithmetic, done for you
Growth measurements placed against standard growth curves, the chart drawn for you, and an organ-weight reference for the decedent's age and sex.
Records read and summarized
Upload the medical and investigative records. Get summaries you can attach to the case and draw on when you write the conclusion, this week or next year.
A second pair of eyes before sign-out
Fifteen kinds of internal inconsistency are checked for: laterality, measurements, repeated descriptions, leftover template text, unresolved placeholders, and more.
The rule the product is built on
The AI does not interpret the case or make forensic conclusions.
It functions strictly as a scribe. Coded rules control structure, formatting, and consistency. Every substantive judgement in the report is yours.
- Separated by office. Records are scoped to the office that created them, in the database itself.
- An audit trail that cannot be rewritten. Append only, and the application cannot edit it.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest. On managed infrastructure, not servers of our own.
- Synthetic data during early access. No patient information until the vendor agreements are complete.
- How the system is secured
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Offices are added in small groups, and each one gets its report structure configured before the first case is written. Tell us how your reports are structured today and we will show you the system on your own format.