THE EVENING WORKSPACE
One chat, six things it's actually for.
Not a diagnosis engine. A workspace for the writing, reading, and summarizing that piles up after the last patient, with PHI stripped before any of it reaches a model.
By role.
PhysicianBetween patients, the inbox fills with results that need a read.
Ask for a differential given lab values and a symptom list. You confirm, you decide.
A structured starting point, not a diagnosis.
Mental health clinicianSession notes pile up, and every payer wants a different format.
Draft a DAP or BIRP note from your own summary of the session.
A note in the format you need, edited by you before it's filed.
PMHNP / advanced practicePrescribing decisions need a documented rationale, fast.
Summarize relevant history and current medications before a med-management visit.
Context assembled. The decision stays yours.
Practice ownerSomeone has to know what's compliant before the team touches it.
Review the tokenization process and BAA terms before rolling it out to the team.
A documented basis for the decision, not a guess.
By task.
Draft a SOAP note
Structures your dictation into subjective / objective / assessment / plan.
Drafts from what you say. It doesn't infer facts you didn't provide.
Voice or typed
Differential diagnosis support
Suggests possibilities based on the symptoms and history you provide.
Not a diagnosis. Always requires clinical review.
Typed / chat
Treatment planning
Drafts a plan structure from your inputs.
Doesn't check payer-specific coverage rules.
Typed / chat
Lab result summaries
Summarizes a panel and flags values outside range.
Doesn't replace reviewing the full panel yourself.
Typed values or uploaded PDF
Dictation & transcription
Turns a spoken recap into text.
Accuracy depends on audio quality.
Voice
PDF & document analysis
Reads and extracts findings from an uploaded document.
Works well for typical referral-length documents. Very large files may need to be split.
PDF upload