Clinical language layer
Drug names, frequencies (OD, bd, TDS, PRN), vitals and doses are corrected into standard hospital form.
ClinVoice turns bedside dictation into accurate hospital language — medications, vitals, doses, and procedures — then hands you a clean note or an API for your own systems.
Patient is a 58-year-old male with hypertension and type 2 diabetes.
BP 120/80 mmHg.
Start amlodipine 5 mg daily and metformin 500 mg bd.
NKDA. Follow up in 2 weeks.
Why hospitals use it
Drug names, frequencies (OD, bd, TDS, PRN), vitals and doses are corrected into standard hospital form.
Start, pause on silence, and watch the note appear. Built for rounds — not studio mics.
Generate a token, post audio, receive text. Drop the JavaScript SDK into internal tools or a ward kiosk.
Email and password. You are signed in immediately on the Free plan — 100 requests per day.
Open the microphone, dictate the note, copy the transcript. History keeps web and API jobs separately.
Mint a token, POST audio to /v1/transcribe, or use the JS SDK in your own UI.
Developer ready
Send audio from your own app or ward kiosk. You get a clinical note back — ready to store or display.
curl -X POST https://voice.prescriptionreader.online/v1/transcribe \
-H "Authorization: Bearer cv_…" \
-F "audio=@note.webm"
{
"id": "…",
"text": "BP 120/80 mmHg. Start amlodipine 5 mg daily.",
"source": "api"
}Every new account lands on the default Free plan. Administrators can create clinic and hospital plans with higher daily limits.
100 clinical transcriptions per day. Web + API access.
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