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What we're building, how it works, and what shipped — from the team behind Akoua. See release notes →
From today, United Kingdom organisations can sign up to Akoua directly: a private AI medical scribe that flags what it isn't sure of instead of guessing, stored in the United Kingdom, with 14 days free for individuals and two-seat practices.
New Zealand clinicians can sign up to Akoua today. NZ organisations run the AU Sovereign profile — audio processed and clinical records stored in Australia, and nowhere else.
What to look for in a secure AI medical scribe in New Zealand: notes you confirm before saving, privacy-first safeguards, and a plain answer to where health information goes — Australia, and no further.
What to look for in a secure AI medical scribe in Australia: notes you confirm before saving, privacy-first safeguards, and Australian data residency.
"Denies locking" means one thing from the patient and another from you. Here's how Akoua handles speaker attribution — binary by design, flagged when unsure, with voiceprints that never leave Akoua.
Akoua is a private, Australian AI medical scribe that flags what it isn't sure of instead of guessing — live now on the web, on Windows and Mac, on iPhone & Apple Watch, and on Android.
Akoua processes audio in Australia and deletes it by default. Live in-room checks, a QR deletion receipt, AES-256, passkeys and an append-only audit log.
A confident error is the one you sign without noticing. Here's how Akoua shows its work: three uncertainty flags, [not stated], and confirm-before-save.