A mobile app for the full session
From consent through review, keep your consultation notes close at hand.
Record anywhere
Transcribe a consultation or dictate a letter from your iPhone, iPad or Android phone.
Consent built in
Confirm patient consent before every recording, with pause and resume when you need it.
Your templates
Pick the patient and template before you start so the draft matches how you write.
Notes between patients
Review the summary, transcript and notes for every session, and regenerate a summary if you need to.
Send to your EHR
Push the approved note to Cliniko, Nookal or Meddbase without retyping it.
Built for patchy signal
Recordings save on your device and finish uploading when you're back online, even after a restart.
From download to reviewed note
Three simple steps to document a consultation with Motics.
Download and sign in
Get Motics free from the App Store or Google Play and sign in with email, Apple, Google or your organisation's single sign-on.
Record with consent
Confirm consent, choose the patient and template, and record the consultation.
Review and save
Check the drafted note, edit anything you need, then send it to your EHR.
FAQ
Questions about the Motics app
Yes, the app is free to download from the App Store and Google Play. Sign in with your Motics account, or create one in the app and start on the Free plan. Paid plans add more credits; see our pricing page for details.
iPhone and iPad running iOS 15.1 or later, and Android devices through Google Play.
Yes. Sign in with the same email, Apple, Google or organisation single sign-on account you use on the Motics web app, and your sessions are in one place on both.
From a saved session you can send the approved note to a connected Cliniko, Nookal or Meddbase account. See our integrations page for every system Motics connects to.
Recordings are saved on your device in segments and upload when you're back online, including after the app is closed or your phone restarts.
Yes. Motics drafts notes for clinician review. Nothing is final until you've checked it, and you can edit any draft before sending it to your EHR.