ScribVet

Veterinary practices run on notes, and notes are the part of the job that eats evenings. ScribVet exists to take that work off the vet's plate. You record yourself describing what you see and do during an exam — narrating naturally, the way you would to a colleague — and the AI assembles a clean, correctly formatted document from it. The stated aim is medical records in seconds, not hours, and the pitch is squarely about reclaiming after-hours time.

What makes it veterinary-specific rather than a generic transcriber is the template system. Out of the box you get SOAP notes, client communication emails and meeting recaps, and you can create custom templates — useful for practices that follow a particular PIMS format, such as specific physical-exam or report-card layouts. Because you can also import pre-recorded audio on the Plus tier, phone consultations and virtual meetings can be documented the same way.

Practical details are strong: transcription covers more than 50 languages, the app is available on web, iOS and Android with a Chrome extension, and recordings run up to an hour. Notes are reviewed and edited before export, then copied into any PIMS with one click rather than requiring a native integration. On privacy, ScribVet says audio is stored privately and not used for AI model training. It is used by a large base of veterinarians and offers monthly and annual plans with a free trial.