Feature: Dictation
Talk through the session. Get back a finished note.
Not every note starts with a live-captured session. Dictation is for the rest of them: a session you didn't run Scribe for, a note you're catching up on, or a summary you'd simply rather speak than type. Talk through what happened and get a structured draft back.
What it does
Built around how the work actually happens.
No live capture required
Record a spoken summary any time after the session, at your desk or between appointments, and it's turned into a structured note.
Same formats as Scribe
DAP, BIRP, SOAP, or a custom template: dictated notes follow the same structure as ambient sessions.
Good for backdated notes
Catching up on a note from earlier in the week works the same way as one from a session that just ended.
Faster than typing from memory
Talking through what happened is quicker than writing it out, and the structure is handled for you.
Why it matters
Some notes were never going to be captured live.
A session run without the app, a supervision note, a summary for a file transfer: Dictation covers the notes that don't start with a recorded session, so they don't have to be written from scratch by hand either.
Documentation
What turns a session into a finished document. Three ways into the same place.
Scribe
Listens during the session and hands back a structured note.
Explore →Dictate Anywhere
One key turns speech into text wherever the cursor already is.
Explore →Note templates
SOAP, DAP, BIRP, or a template built from your own format.
Explore →Say what happened. Let the structure take care of itself.
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