Build the ICU documentation your unit never has time for

Corti gives you the building blocks for a scribe, notes and agents. Put them together yourself and try them today.

Trusted for more than 1 million interactions every week

Problems you can solve by building on Corti

  • Notes that keep up with rounds

    Rounds and bedside decisions move faster than anyone can type. You can build with Speech to Text API to listen and Text Generation API to draft the note while the round happens.

  • Admission history pulled together fast

    Prior history, medications and results sit in different systems before the note can start. You can build with the Agentic Framework to fetch what the referral left out before the case opens.

  • Evidence at the bedside

    Clinicians need answers from the record and guidelines without stepping away from the patient. You can build agents that answer with the sources they used, so every answer can be checked.

From rounds to the record, built by you

Speech-to-Text

Document rounds as they happen

You can build a scribe that listens to rounds and admission interviews, tells doctor and nurse apart and drafts while you work. It captures doses, units and ventilator settings accurately.

Ambient scribe

Doctor

Where are we on the vent and pressors?

Nurse

PEEP 10, FiO2 0.5. Noradrenaline at 0.12 micrograms per kilo per minute. Lactate 2.1.

Doctor

Thanks. Any change in urine output overnight?

Listening

Agentic Framework

See the full history before you start the note

A new admission arrives with a past you have never seen. You can build an agent that pulls prior history, medications and recent results from your EHR before you start the note, once your IT team connects it.

Admission summary agent

New septic shock admission. What is the history and what are the latest results?

Admission note.pdf

Read from your EHR

The patient has a history of COPD, hypertension and type 2 diabetes. The latest creatinine is 142 µmol/L and the lactate is 4.0 mmol/L.

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Text Generation

Write the ICU note in your own template

Build admission, progress and handoff notes in your own template from what Corti heard. Nothing reaches the record without your sign-off.

ICU daily progress note

Respiratory and cardiovascular

Ventilated with PEEP 10 cmH2O and FiO2 0.5, tolerating the current settings. Noradrenaline running at 0.12 µg/kg/min. Haemodynamics reviewed on the round.

Metabolic

Lactate 2.1 mmol/L. Urine output overnight discussed on the round.

Plan

Generating from transcript

Agentic Framework

Ask a question outside your specialty

You can build an agent that answers a clinical question at the bedside from PubMed, with the papers behind the answer. It says so when there is no evidence.

Evidence agent

Septic shock, noradrenaline 0.3 µg/kg/min and MAP still low. What is the evidence for adding vasopressin?

Observation chart.pdf

Searched PubMed

In the VASST trial of 778 patients, adding low-dose vasopressin to norepinephrine did not significantly change 28-day mortality in septic shock.

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Watch a doctor walk through an ICU dashboard

Dr. Vanessa Klungtvedt, a medical doctor on Corti’s clinical team, walks through an ICU patient dashboard built with Corti models and the Agentic Framework. It connects to your own clinical data. Build it around your workflow.

Safe and compliant

Build on a platform made for clinical data. Audited against EU, UK and US privacy rules.

  • ISO 27001
  • ISO 42001
  • GDPR
  • NIS2
  • DORA
  • EU AI Act
  • HIPAA
  • SOC 2 Type 2

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 round, pulling the prior history together, writing the note and answering clinical questions, and the systems you already use plug them in. That’s why Corti shows up inside your EHR and hospital systems 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 unit 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 the team and tell the speakers apart, or you can dictate on your own at the bedside. Both turn into the same structured note.

Its speech recognition is built for medicine, including drug names, doses and ventilator settings, and you can add your own key terms.

For literature questions the agent searches PubMed and shows the papers it used, so you can read the source yourself.

For patient history it asks your EHR through a connector your IT team sets up.

If it finds nothing, it says so, and you stay in control of the decision.

Yes. Start from a standard template or build your own sections and style in the Corti Console, for example admission, daily progress or handoff notes. Corti can write several documents from one round, such as the note and a handoff.

Corti suggests codes from the round 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.

Not the right person?

Hand off setup

Copy this email to send to a colleague or anyone who should see what’s possible in intensive care with Corti.

Hi ,

I’ve been looking at Corti, a platform that gives clinical teams the building blocks for documentation tools: speech to text, note writing, medical coding and agents. You can try it without any commitment. The Corti Console gives you free credits, and you don’t need a card or any patient data.

Here is what it could do for our unit:

  • Draft round, admission and handoff notes in our own templates
  • Pull prior history, medications and results together for new admissions
  • Answer clinical questions with the papers it used

Corti is built for clinical use. It is HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliant, can keep data in Europe on EU infrastructure and handles more than 1 million interactions every week.

Could we set up a short call with the Corti team (https://www.corti.ai/contact-us)? If it’s easier, someone from IT could start with the docs at https://docs.corti.ai and the security details at https://trust.corti.ai.

Thanks,