Build the primary care consultation workflow you wish you had
Corti gives you the building blocks for a scribe, notes, coding and agents. Put them together yourself and try them today.
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Problems you can solve by building on Corti
Notes that lag behind the consultation
Typing during the consultation pulls attention away from the patient. You can build with Speech to Text API to listen and Text Generation API to draft the note in your own template.
Coding left until the end of the day
Finding codes after the day is over takes time, and some get missed. You can build with Medical Coding API to suggest codes from the consultation, with the words behind each one.
Questions that need the record and guidelines
A quick answer, with its source, is needed in the middle of a consultation. You can build with the Agentic Framework to answer from the record and guidelines and show where each answer came from.
From consultation to prescription, built by you
Speech-to-Text
Capture every consultation without typing a note
You can build a scribe that listens to the consultation, tells you and your patient apart and drafts the note while you talk. It captures drug names and doses correctly, and you can dictate instead if you prefer.
Ambient scribe
Doctor
How long has the cough been going on?
Patient
About three weeks. A dry cough, since I began the ramipril for my blood pressure.
Doctor
Thanks. Any fever, or trouble with your breathing?
Listening
Text Generation
Write notes and letters in your own template
Build templates that turn one consultation into the note, the referral letter and the patient summary, laid out the way you write them.
SOAP note
History of present illness
Dry cough for 3 weeks, since starting ramipril for hypertension. No fever or breathlessness reported.
Current medication
Ramipril, taken for blood pressure.
Assessment and plan
Generating from transcript
Medical Coding
Check codes instead of searching for them
You can build coding that suggests diagnosis codes from the consultation and shows the exact words behind each one, in ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-UK or ICD-10 International.
Medical codes
Agentic Framework
Check the interaction before you prescribe
Build an agent that checks interactions against DrugBank for the patient in front of you, without leaving the record. It shows its source, and you make the call.
Medication safety agent
She takes simvastatin 40 mg and is allergic to penicillin. Can I prescribe clarithromycin for her pneumonia?
Checked DrugBank
Clarithromycin should be avoided in this patient. It raises simvastatin levels and increases the risk of myopathy and rhabdomyolysis.
Watch a doctor build a demo app
Dr. Maximilian Brand, a medical doctor at Corti, builds a demo app with Corti’s API that combines an ambient scribe with dictation. Then try it yourself.
Safe and compliant
Build on a platform made for clinical data. Audited against EU, UK and US privacy rules.
Corti is a platform, not an app you open on your screen. Its building blocks are available through an API, which is how software talks to other software.
The blocks cover listening to a consultation, writing the note, suggesting codes and checking medication, and the systems you already use plug them in. That’s why Corti shows up inside your practice system instead of in another window. The same building blocks are open to you, so you can build your own small demos with them.
Yes. Create an account in the Corti Console with your work email and build a demo yourself. You get free credits, no card is needed and you don’t need patient data.
When you’re ready, bring Corti to your practice and we’ll take it from there.
No. You can start in the Corti Console, where you can try the building blocks, build templates and set up agents, and the docs include step-by-step quickstarts and an index built for AI coding assistants.
To connect your demo to live systems you will want your IT team involved, and the email at the bottom of this page is a good way to start that conversation.
Corti is built to work inside the systems clinicians already use, not as a separate app.
Tell us which system you use. If Corti is already available there, we’ll help you switch it on. If not, we’ll reach out to your vendor about adding it.
Connecting your own demo to live systems is a job for your IT team, and they can start with docs.corti.ai.
Corti can listen to the conversation between you and your patient and tell the speakers apart, or you can dictate on your own. Both turn into the same clinical note.
Its speech recognition is built for medicine, including drug names and doses, and you can add your own key terms.
The agent calls DrugBank, a trusted drug database, through a Corti connector and shows you the source. The connector needs a DrugBank API key. If nothing is found, it tells you. You decide what to prescribe.
Yes. Start from a standard template or build your own sections and style in the Corti Console, for example SOAP notes with your own sections, or a referral letter. Corti can write several documents from one consultation, such as the note, a referral letter and a patient summary.
Corti suggests codes from the consultation and shows the evidence behind each one. It supports ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, ICD-10-UK and ICD-10 International, with CPT in beta and more national systems in development.
You stay in control of what goes into the record.
Always. Corti drafts, you review, edit and sign. It is built to assist clinicians, not replace them, so nothing reaches the record without your approval.
Corti operates zero data retention: audio, transcripts and generated text are never stored, never logged and never used for training. The platform is HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 compliant, with NHS DSPT and DTAC for UK health systems.
Data is hosted in the EU or the US with no cross-border transfer. For EU projects, inference runs on Corti-managed European infrastructure and data never leaves Europe. On-premises and dedicated deployments are available.
Everything you need to start is in the Corti Console.
Free credits. No card needed.
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