AI clinical logbook
Say what happened. Your logbook writes itself.
Dictate or type it in your own words. Clinote turns it into a structured log. You check it, then it's saved.
Free while Clinote is in beta testing. No card needed.
Tell me what happened. I'll do the paperwork.
Built by a clinician tired of logbook admin, for clinicians. Log procedures, imaging, and clinical experience without turning every case into a long form.
Say what happened
In the corridor, thirty seconds after the case. “Dual chamber pacemaker, 78-year-old, complete heart block, no complications.” Type it or say it.
Check it, save it
Clinote turns your words into a structured log: procedure, patient details and findings. Nothing is saved until you've looked at it.
Ready when ARCP comes
Every case on one timeline, with the counts that matter. Export a CSV or a procedure summary PDF and hand it over.
See the flow.
From first tap to saved log.
Logging stays fast.
A useful log in under thirty seconds. Missing details never block a save. Clinote suggests what's worth adding, and you decide.
Log it once. Use it everywhere.
The same entry shows up on your timeline, in your procedure counts, and in every export. No copying between systems, no retyping for ARCP.
Built for anonymised professional logs.
Clinote is not a patient record, a diagnostic tool, or a decision-support system. It is your professional training log, nothing more.
Keep it anonymised
Never enter names, NHS numbers, or dates of birth. Clinote is for what you did, not who the patient was.
You have the final say
AI drafts, you approve. Nothing enters your logbook until you've checked it.
Handled with care
Your logs are encrypted in transit and stored in your account alone. The privacy notice spells out exactly who processes what.
Your logbook is yours
Export everything as CSV or PDF whenever you want. Your evidence never gets locked in.
AI-assisted, user-reviewed.
Clinote uses AI to turn your words into a structured entry, and AI can make mistakes. Check everything before you save, and never enter patient-identifiable information.