Professional · Doctors
Spend the visit looking at your patient, not your keyboard.
Clinical documentation eats into time that should go to patients. Typing notes mid-visit breaks eye contact and trust; writing them up afterward eats into evenings.
How it fits your workflow
1
Record the consultation
With patient consent, tap-record the visit instead of typing through it.
2
Stay present
Give your full attention to the patient — the recorder handles the details.
3
Structured summary
Recolx organizes the conversation into a clean, chronological record.
4
Review and finalize
Check the summary against your own clinical judgment before it goes in the chart.
What changes
More eye contact, better patient rapport
Fewer evenings spent finishing chart notes
A complete record to catch details memory alone would miss
Faster documentation without changing your workflow
Visit summary, generated automatically
Chief complaint: Recurring lower back pain, 3 weeks. History noted: No prior injury, sedentary desk job, sleep disrupted 2-3x/week. Plan discussed: Physical therapy referral, OTC anti-inflammatory, follow-up in 4 weeks if unresolved.
What this looks like in practice
“I get to actually talk to my patients now instead of narrating to a screen.”
Family medicine physician · illustrative exampleMore for professional
Ready to stop taking notes?
One tap, and Recolx Tap handles the rest — for doctors and everyone at your table.