Features
Dictation Features
Hands-free voice dictation inside any note — speak in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu or Hinglish and watch punctuated text appear where your cursor is.
Dictate Anywhere in the Note
The mic works in every field — SOAP sections, letters, templates — and inserts text right at your cursor.
Push-to-Talk Shortcut
Start and stop dictation from the keyboard without reaching for the mouse, so your hands stay on the note.
Speak Any Indian Language
Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi and Hinglish — transcribed and written out in English.
Punctuation & Formatting Included
Commas, full stops, paragraphs and clinical abbreviations are handled for you — no "comma" or "new line" commands.
Dictate to Replace
Select any sentence, dictate the correction, and RxNote swaps the text in place instead of appending it.
Desktop & Mobile
The same dictation engine runs in the browser and in the RxNote mobile app, so you can finish notes between rooms.
How it works
Up and running in three steps
01
Open Any Note
Place your cursor where the text should go — a SOAP section, a letter, a template field.
02
Press the Mic and Speak
Dictate naturally in your language. Text streams in live as you talk, already punctuated.
03
Review and Sign
Fix anything with a quick edit or dictate over the selection, then save the note.
Why RxNote
Why Doctors Choose Dictation
- Finishes notes in a fraction of the typing time
- Works in the language you actually speak with patients
- No separate dictation app or foot pedal to buy
- Same engine on desktop and mobile, so notes travel with you
FAQ
Questions, answered
How is Dictation different from Scribe?
Scribe listens to the whole patient conversation and writes the note for you. Dictation is for the moments you want to speak the text yourself — an addendum, a letter, a field you are editing.
Which languages can I dictate in?
Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, Hinglish and English, with the transcript written out in English.
Does dictation work on my phone?
Yes — dictation is built into the RxNote mobile app as well as the web app.
Is the audio stored?
Dictation audio is streamed for transcription and is not retained as a recording. All processing follows our HIPAA and DPDP controls.