See every patient.
Write nothing.

₹15 per billed consultation, paid by the hospital, plus ₹5,000 per pendant one-time or bundled into the per-consult rate on annual contracts. No seat licences. Pilot, department, hospital and enterprise tiers are on the pricing page.

Sixty days in one department with a clinical champion, a baseline measured before the first capture, weekly usage and quality reports, and a written decision review at the end. No lock-in: pendants are returned or purchased, data is exported or deleted on request.

The doctor wears it. The department head sets the note standard. The owner or COO pays for a measurable reduction in documentation friction. IT and operations approve data handling and device support.

We share what is measured, not adjectives. A Hyderabad hospital group placed a paid 100-pendant order in August 2026 and seven hospitals are in pilots. Daily use, note quality and renewal are the numbers each pilot reports, and we will publish them with the hospitals' permission.

Audio is streamed securely for transcription and is never stored in our cloud. Transcripts and approved notes are stored in India (Mumbai); private cloud or on-premise deployments are scoped per hospital. Every speech and AI provider we use, and where it runs, is listed on our security page. Nothing is sold and nothing trains outside models.

Every draft is provisional until the treating doctor reviews and approves it. The audit log records who approved what and when. Raw audio is retained or deleted according to the hospital's policy.

DPDP obligations are assessed and documented per deployment. The API is FHIR R4 native and designed for ABDM, with the HMS remaining the Health Information Provider. We do not claim ISO 27001 or SOC 2 until an independent attestation is complete. A security documentation pack is available on request.

Before every recording the app asks the doctor to confirm the patient's consent and the language it was given in, backed by signage at the consulting room. If a patient declines, nothing is recorded and the doctor documents as before. A patient can also withdraw consent later, which clears that visit's transcript and note.

The pendant keeps recording to its own storage without a connection, and on iPhone the app can transcribe on the device when the cloud is unreachable. Basement wards and OPD corridors were the design brief.

One charging dock per department, a full shift and more on a single charge, wipe-clean IP54 housing, and replacement terms in the quote. Lost or damaged units are swapped, and the history stays with the hospital.

Clip it on, tap once, consult as usual, review the draft at the end. Most doctors are working unassisted within their first OPD session. Onboarding is done on site.

Approved notes, prescriptions and admission flags reach the HMS through one API as JSON or FHIR R4, pushed by signed webhook or pulled by cursor. Pull-only integration needs no firewall change. Paper-register hospitals can start with the app and a PDF export.

No. Billing, appointments, the record and ABHA identity stay with the HMS. WearSynapse AI is the voice layer that writes into it. HMS vendors can partner on revenue share and co-selling.

The patient's history does not leave with them. Case timelines belong to the hospital and the patient, so on a transfer or retirement the next doctor inherits the reasoning behind every decision, not just the prescription list.