The clinical note writes itself. Natively in Arabic.
Hecure listens to the consultation and drafts a structured, source-linked note — so doctors spend their time on patients, not paperwork. Three taps: Start, End, Approve.
Documentation is crushing clinicians
Doctors trained to care for people now spend their day typing. Arabic makes it harder — global tools were never built for it.
Three taps, hands-free
Talk to your patient the way you always have. Hecure does the writing.
Start
Tap once. Hecure listens to the visit in Arabic and English — no typing, no clicks.
End
It structures the conversation into a full clinical note, ranked differentials, suggested orders and a task list.
Approve
You review, edit and sign. Nothing is filed without the physician's approval.
More than a transcript
A clinical workspace built around the visit — capture, structure, decide, act.
Arabic-first transcription
Handles Gulf-Arabic and Arabic–English code-switching in one session.
Structured notes & templates
SOAP, H&P, referral letter, follow-up — your format, generated in seconds.
Ranked differentials
Up to five confidence-scored possibilities for the physician to weigh.
Auto-extracted tasks
Orders, referrals and follow-ups pulled from the visit and categorized.
Medication intelligence
RxNorm + openFDA checks for interactions, allergies and duplicate therapy.
Accuracy & safety layer
Confidence scores, source traceability, and an evidence gate — you always approve.
Accuracy is the whole point
A clinical scribe is only useful if it can be trusted. Hecure is built to keep wrong information away from the chart — and the clinician is always in control.
- ✓Confidence scoring on every note and differential
- ✓Source traceability — each line tagged to transcript, record or AI
- ✓Drug–allergy & interaction checks before anything is suggested
- ✓Evidence gate — if too little is captured, it asks for more
- ✓Physician approves — Hecure never files a note on its own
Bring documentation back to the patient
Try the live app, or talk to us about a Riyadh clinic pilot.