Talk to patients in their language. Read the consultation as English notes.
Free: 300 minutes a month. Try a 3-minute recording without an account.
- The consultation as text, in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu or the mix that was spoken
- English notes of what the patient said and what you said, ready to file
- Pro: a summary of one patient's last few visits, with each visit named
A follow-up visit at a small clinic
Dr. Ravi runs a clinic where most patients speak Tamil and some speak Hindi. With each patient's consent he records the consultation and keeps the recordings in a folder per patient. Before a follow-up he asks the folder to summarise the patient's last 3 visits. The answer lists what the patient reported and what was discussed, visit by visit, with each recording named. He checks it against his own records and starts the consultation. (An illustration of how the app works, not a real customer.)
Record → ask → get
1 · Record or dictate
Record the consultation in the browser with the patient's consent, or dictate your notes after they leave. Free files can be up to 100 minutes.
2 · Get English notes
You get the transcript in the language that was spoken and a summary in the style you pick. Translate it into English, or any of 50+ languages, in one tap.
3 · Ask a patient folder
Select a patient's recordings or their folder and ask "Summarize this patient's last 3 visits". Every answer names the visit it came from (Pro).
Example
You ask: “Summarize this patient's last 3 visits.”
Example answer: "Visit 1: reported knee pain when climbing stairs (Source: Consultation, 2 Feb). Visit 2: said the pain was less in the mornings (Source: Consultation, 1 Mar). Visit 3: asked about going back to evening walks (Source: Consultation, 5 Apr)."
You ask: “Where was the evening walk discussed, and in which recording?”
Example answer: "It came up in the third visit, when the patient asked about walking for 20 minutes after dinner (Source: Consultation, 5 Apr)."
You ask: “Explain in Tamil”
Example answer: The same visit notes written in simple Tamil, so you can go over them with the patient or a family member.
Examples show what chat does with your own recordings; the answers only repeat and organise what was said. They are not a diagnosis or a treatment plan.
Every visit of a patient, asked together
Keep a folder per patient, or per clinic day, and ask it a question. hearlog reads every recording in it and tells you which visit each point came from. The free plan includes 2 folders; Pro gives you as many as you need and lets you ask across them.
- Summarize this patient's last 3 visits
- Where was ___ discussed, and in which recording?
- Summarize all selected on one topic
- Explain in ___
What Pro adds for a doctor
- Ask one question across a patient's visits — every answer names the consultation it came from.
- Longer recordings in one go: up to 2 hours per file (free: 100 minutes) and unlimited transcription (fair use) (free: 300 minutes a month).
- Upload a day's recordings at once — up to 10 files, each becomes its own note.
- Pull text out of a photo of a printed report or prescription, or a PDF report and keep it with the visit.
Pro is ₹2,990/year (2 months free) or ₹299/month in India ($49/year or $6.99/month elsewhere). The free plan stays free: 300 minutes a month.
Get Pro — ₹2,990/yearSee all 13 things Pro adds
- Chat with your recordings. Ask one recording, several, or a whole folder — every answer names the recording it came from.
- One-tap quiz, flashcards, action items, timeline. Tap once to turn your recordings into a quiz, flashcards, a list of action items or a dated timeline.
- Save a chat answer as Word or PDF, email it, or keep it as a note. Keep a good answer: download it, send it to your inbox, or save it next to your recordings. Answers in Indian scripts download as Word.
- Unlimited — fair use of 20 hours a month, more on request. Stop counting minutes: fair use covers 20 hours of recordings a month (free: 300 minutes) — more on request.
- Files up to 2 hours / 300 MB. Do the whole lecture, hearing or podcast in one go — free files stop at 100 minutes.
- Upload up to 10 files at once, a note for each. Drop a week of recordings in one go and get a finished note for each one.
- Text from a photo, scanned PDF or YouTube video. Turn a whiteboard photo, a scanned judgment or a captioned YouTube video into notes you can translate and summarise.
- Paste up to 50,000 characters to translate and summarise. Translate and summarise a whole chapter or report at once — free text stops at 5,000 characters.
- Email a meeting’s action items to up to 5 people. Send everyone their to-dos straight from the note — no copying and pasting.
- Download the original audio. Keep the recording itself to share or archive, next to its transcript and summary.
- As many folders as you need — including lawyers’ case folders. A folder for every course, client or case — free has 2.
- Case chat for lawyers — timelines, contradictions, client updates. Ask across a client’s hearings and calls: build a timeline, list contradictions, draft a client update.
- SRT subtitles (Pro). Download timed subtitle files (.srt) for your recordings: 4 hours a month.
hearlog writes down and translates what was said; it does not give medical advice. Follow your hospital's consent and record-keeping rules.
Questions
Does hearlog give medical advice or suggest a diagnosis?
No. hearlog writes down and translates what was said, and organises it into notes. It does not give medical advice, suggest a diagnosis or recommend treatment. Check every note against your own records before you rely on it.
Is patient information private?
Recordings and notes are stored encrypted at rest (AES-256, database level) and sent over HTTPS. Each account can open only its own notes. No meeting bot joins your calls — you record or upload yourself. Follow your hospital's consent and record-keeping rules.
Which languages does it understand?
Every major Indian language — Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi and more — plus 50+ world languages. It keeps mixed speech, such as Hindi with English medical terms, the way it was spoken, and translates it into English notes. Powered by Google Gemini.
Do I need the patient's consent to record?
Ask for consent before recording any consultation, and follow your hospital's or clinic's rules on recording and storing patient information. If recording is not allowed, you can dictate your own notes after the patient leaves instead.
How much is free?
The free plan gives you 300 minutes a month, files up to 100 minutes each, transcripts, summaries and translation. No card. Pro is ₹2,990/year (2 months free) or ₹299/month if you want to ask questions across a patient's visits.
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