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AI Scribe · ambient · hands-free

You talk to the patient.
The chart writes itself.

Tap once. Talk like you always have. By the time the visit ends, the SOAP is drafted, vitals are pulled, vaccines are queued, and the invoice is staged for your signature.

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Average note time, before/after Vetch: 11 min → 38 sec
vetch.vet/visit/4271 · Bailey ShepardRecording · 4:12
4:12
Live transcript3 speakers detected
VET
Dr. WexlerOkay, Bailey, let's take a look at that right hind. Has she been weight-bearing on it at all today?
OWN
Mary ShepardA little bit, but she's mostly toe-touching. Started Sunday morning after the dog park.
VET
Dr. WexlerGot it. No yelp, no swelling that you noticed?
OWN
Mary ShepardShe yelped once when my son picked her up. No swelling I can see.
VET
Dr. WexlerHeart rate one ten, lungs clear. Mild effusion in the right stifle, positive cranial drawer — looks like a partial cruciate.
TECH
Maya R.Should I pull rads?
VET
Dr. WexlerYes — three view of the right stifle. And let's get a CBC chem since she's due, then we'll talk about TPLO with mom.
OWN
Vetch is filtering: small talk about the kids’ soccer game, pricing chatter, and the comment about the lobby music — none of it ends up in the chart.
Confidence 94%
SSubjective
4-day history of right hind lameness. Started Sunday after dog park visit. Mostly toe-touching, mild weight-bearing today. Yelped once when picked up by family member. No known trauma reported.
OObjective
T 101.4°F · HR 110 · RR 24 · CRT <2s · BCS 6/9. Lungs clear, heart NSR, no murmur. Right stifle: mild effusion, positive cranial drawer test. Pain on flexion. Left stifle wnl. No neuro deficits.
AAssessment
1. Partial cranial cruciate ligament tear, right stifle — most likely. 2. Rule out concurrent meniscal injury. 3. Annual labs due (last 4/14/24).
PPlan
Right stifle radiographs · 3 view
CBC + chemistry panel · annual
Carprofen 75mg PO BID × 14d · #28 dispensed
Strict rest · leash walks only · 14 days
Surgical consult — TPLO discussion w/ owner todayNeeds you
Recheck in 2 weeks
You stay in charge. Vetch drafts; you sign.
What ends up in the chart

Everything that matters. Nothing that doesn’t.

SHistory

Owner story

  • Onset, duration, course
  • Triggering events
  • Diet, meds, supplements
  • Travel & exposure
OFindings

Exam & vitals

  • T · HR · RR · CRT auto-pulled
  • Body system findings
  • Pain scale & BCS
  • Concurrent observations
AReasoning

Differential & DDx

  • Primary assessment
  • Differentials in your order
  • Confidence & rule-outs
  • Linked to past visits
PPlan

Orders & follow-up

  • Diagnostics queued to lab
  • Meds drafted to pharmacy
  • Recheck booked
  • Client handout drafted
Trained on vet, not human

It speaks your medicine.

Generic medical scribes trip on species-specific drugs, brand names, breeds, and clinical shorthand. Vetch was built on veterinary visits from day one — over 14 million minutes across small-animal, equine, and exotics.

  • Apoquel · Cytopoint · Galliprant · Bravecto — spelled correctly, every time
  • Knows the difference between a Frenchie and a Frenchton
  • Filters small talk — kids, weather, lobby music
  • Diarizes: vet, tech, owner, multiple owners
  • 26 languages including ES, FR, ZH, VI for the family
Generic scribe
“Started a poke well for skin. Likely frenchies with brovecto due.”
Vetch scribe
“Started Apoquel for atopic dermatitis. Patient is a French Bulldog; Bravecto due in 14d.”
How it fits the visit

Three taps. That’s the whole workflow.

01

Tap to start

Open the visit. Hit record on your phone, the badge mic, or the room mic. No setup, no per-room config.

02

Talk like you always have

Examine the patient. Vetch listens, diarizes, and filters the chatter. Pause anytime — small talk doesn't end up in the chart.

03

Sign and send

Skim the SOAP, edit a line if you want, and sign. Orders fan out, recheck books itself, the invoice stages for checkout.

Listening hardware

Whatever you’ve got. Pair anything.

Your phone works. Add a $79 lapel badge or an exam-room ceiling array if you want hands-free for surgery and dental. All optional, none required.

PhoneFree
iOS + Android. Works in a pocket.
Badge mic$79
Clip-on lapel. Hands-free in exam.
Room array$249
4-mic ceiling. OR · dental · ICU.
“I haven’t taken a chart home in four months. I forgot what 9 p.m. on the couch felt like.”
Dr. Lena Wexler · Maple Veterinary, WI · 11 years in practice

Honest answers.

Vetch filters environmental noise — barks, vacuums, lobby music — and only transcribes speech. If audio quality drops below threshold, you'll see a warning and can re-record from your phone's buffer.

Stop charting at home.

See Vetch run a real 4-minute exam. We’ll mirror your specialty and patient mix in the demo.

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