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Walk out knowing what the doctor said.

Keep every medicine, question, appointment and follow-up in one place, and share it with the family who help. Recording the appointment itself comes with the phone app, which is on its way.

Sign up with an email address. You never need to give a phone number.

What was decided

Start amlodipine, 5mg, once a day in the morning.

tap to hear it said

What you get

You listen instead of writing

With the phone app, the recording takes the notes, so you can pay attention to the person in front of you. The app is coming; everything below works today on the web.

What was decided, in plain words

Afterwards you get what was discussed, what was decided, and what happens next. Tap any line to hear the doctor say it.

Your questions are ready before you go

Add one whenever it occurs to you. Anything you did not get answered comes back at the next visit.

The follow-up happens

The blood test, the referral, the tablet you were told to stop. Each one stays open until you close it.

Never forget a medication again

Check the label once, agree the times, then tick each dose off as you take it.

Three screens, and that is most of it

What is outstanding. What was said, with the machine owning up where it was unsure. And how much each person can see.

Two things this kind of app keeps getting wrong

Both complaints come up over and over in the reviews people leave for the apps that already do this.

Your recording will still be there in two years

Losing a recording is the one failure this kind of app cannot come back from, and it happens often enough that people write about it. Yours is written to the phone as it records, and the phone only lets go of it once the server confirms it arrived whole.

A landline is not a problem

An email address is enough to sign up. There is no password to remember: we send a code to your email each time. We never ask for a phone number, which is what turns people without a mobile away from the apps that already do this.

For whoever is helping you

Two out of three people who record a visit end up sharing it with someone. A wife, a sister, a daughter, the friend who drove.

Dartmouth research, published in JAMA

They stop asking how it went

They can read what was decided, so you are not asked to account for your own health over the phone.

They help without reading everything

The person driving you to the lab sees the appointment and the test. Nothing else, unless you say so.

Nobody keeps it in their head

Not you on the drive home, and not the person four hundred miles away who has been keeping a list since March.

Walk in prepared. Leave with the record.

You can always see who has access and what they are told, you can change it whenever you like, and one button deletes everything for good.

DocResult is not medical advice and it is not a medical service. Summaries are made by machine and can be wrong, so every line links back to the moment in the recording it came from and you can check it yourself. Recording needs the phone app, which is not released yet. Photographs on this page are illustrative.