Everything it does — and how honestly it does it.
Akoua turns a consented conversation into a confirmed clinical note — with every uncertainty flagged, every statement grounded to the transcript, and nothing saved until you say so.
It listens the way you'd want a colleague to.
Words appear about 1–1.5 s after they're spoken; confirmed text follows within 3–5 s.
Tells your voice from everyone else's — and no stored voiceprint ever leaves Akoua. When it's unsure, it says so rather than mislabelling.
Speaker names in the margin, timestamps, a comfortable reading measure — a document, not a chat log.
Capture the discussion; get minutes, decisions and dated action items — confirmed before they're saved.
Real interface behaviour, simulated consult — words land ~1.5 s after speech.
Six ways it refuses to guess.
All of it advisory — these systems surface, they never decide. The signature refrain holds everywhere: only what was said.
A dotted underline means "not sure I heard this" — listen back. A highlighted block means "heard it, couldn't place it" — re-read. Same honey family, two clear actions.
Anything absent from the transcript is marked explicitly — never padded with plausible filler. Safety-critical gaps become a visible flag, not a silent drop.
An independent verifier checks every drafted statement against the transcript — grounding precision 1.00 on our gold set — and confirmed notes carry a provenance seal.
Left/right, doses and critical values get an extra advisory check before you sign — surfaced for your eye, never auto-corrected.
Deterministic reconciliation plus a capture guard: garbled drug names are recovered transparently — shown, revertible, and structurally unable to invent a drug that wasn't spoken.
A consequence-ranked review queue puts the riskiest flags first, the open-flag count sits beside the Confirm button, and nothing is saved or exported until you confirm.
It can't invent a drug that wasn't there.
A ~2,900-drug Australian gazetteer (PBS/AMH) recovers garbled medication names transparently — every correction is shown, revertible, and structurally unable to introduce a drug that wasn't spoken. Brand names normalise to generics as you'd write them.
0 fabricated medication names across 158 adversarial sound-alike recordings.
The note — and the paperwork around it.
SOAP by default, with must-document safety nets — a safety-critical gap becomes a visible [not stated] + flag.
RACGP-aware completeness gates, your letterhead and signature, PDF/A export. Letter dictation included.
Spoken follow-ups become dated action items — reviewed and confirmed like everything else.
A deterministic draft of likely item numbers from the consult — you confirm. An Australian-only touch.
Web, pocket, wrist and desk — one subscription.
We'll say "integrated" only when it is.
At launch, notes and letters export as clean text and PDF/A you paste or attach. On the roadmap: Best Practice, Medical Director, Cliniko, HealthLink, Medical Objects and My Health Record.
See it flag its first doubt.
Launching soon. Lock in founders pricing — A$79/month + GST — for as long as your subscription stays active.