AI clinical scribe for Indian doctors

Finish your notes before the patient leaves the room.

Talk to your patient the way you always do — in English, a regional language, or both in the same sentence. Pulli.Health drafts the clinical note. The note can't be signed until you've confirmed every medicine.

Works in your web browser on a laptop or desktop.

A consultation in Pulli.Health: 1) the conversation is recorded, 2) a draft clinical note appears while the doctor adds the prescription, 3) each medicine the doctor added is shown with the words heard in the recording, and the doctor confirms it, 4) the doctor signs and sends the prescription to the patient on WhatsApp.

Illustrative. Names are fictional.

The consult becomes a signed note.

Record the conversation, review the draft, and sign before the next patient walks in.

The folder of reports becomes one record you can ask.

Upload old lab reports and prescriptions. Check what Pulli.Health read against the original, then ask questions about the patient's history.

The signing gate

We don't ask you to trust the AI.

We show you the exact words from the recording next to every medicine, and the note won't sign until you've confirmed them.

Illustrative signing gate: three medicines, each shown with the words heard in the recording. Two are confirmed, one is waiting. The Sign button stays locked until every medicine is confirmed.

  1. You record the consultation. A visible indicator shows when it's capturing. Patients agree to this before their record is created. Record
  2. Pulli.Health drafts the note. Complaint, history, examination, assessment and plan — from what was said, in a structure you can edit. Draft
  3. You build the prescription. From a saved medicine template or from scratch. Pulli.Health doesn't choose medicines for you. Prescription
  4. Every medicine mentioned in the recording is shown with the words that were said. Not a system's best guess — what was actually said. The note won't sign until you've confirmed each one. Confirm each medicine
  5. You sign. Only then can the prescription be downloaded, printed or sent to the patient. Sign
Record, draft, prescription, confirm each medicine, sign. The gate before signing opens only when every medicine has been confirmed.

How it works

One consultation, start to finish.

Before

The visit is set up

Your front desk books the appointment or adds a walk-in, records the patient's consent, and can note the chief complaint and vitals before you begin.

During

You talk, it listens

Press record and talk to your patient as usual. Build the prescription alongside, from a saved template or from scratch.

After

You confirm and sign

Review the draft note, confirm each medicine and sign. Then download the prescription, print it, or send it to the patient on WhatsApp.

One day

A doctor talking with a patient across a desk in a clinic room.

Built for the way Indian practices actually run.

Most doctors in independent practice write their notes after the patient has already left — between consultations, at the end of clinic, sometimes at home at night. Pulli.Health is built to close that gap.

  1. Morning

    The first patient

    The note is reviewed, confirmed and signed before the next patient walks in.

  2. Midday

    A walk-in

    Your front desk adds the walk-in. The consultation is recorded and signed the same way.

  3. Evening

    The last consultation

    Signed before the patient leaves the room, like the first.

  4. End of clinic

    The notes are already signed

    The writing was done in the room, not after the patient had gone.

An illustrative clinic day. Each note is signed before that patient leaves the room.

What’s inside

Everything around the consultation, in one place.

Made for private practice: a doctor, a front desk, and a full day of patients.

  • Consult notes

    A structured draft from the conversation: chief complaint, history, examination, assessment and plan. Edit any section before you sign.

  • Prescriptions and medicine templates

    Apply a saved medicine template in one click, write a prescription from scratch, or save any prescription as a new template.

  • WhatsApp delivery

    Send the signed prescription to your patient on WhatsApp, with their consent. Or download it as PDF or Word, or print it.

  • Reports

    Upload lab reports, prescriptions, discharge summaries and imaging reports. Check what Pulli.Health read against the original, side by side.

  • Ask Pulli

    Ask about a patient's history in plain language. Answers come only from that patient's record, with the source shown.

  • Appointments and your team

    Simple booking, walk-ins and pre-consult intake. Your front desk gets its own access — an assistant can book appointments and upload reports, but only you can sign a note.

Reports

What Pulli.Health read, next to the original.

Upload lab reports, prescriptions, discharge summaries and imaging reports. Pulli.Health shows what it read, section by section, labelled unverified until you check it against the original.

Values outside the reference range are marked for your review, and each value is marked verified once you've checked it.

Illustrative report view: on the left, a table of what Pulli.Health read from a lab report, with test, result, reference range and status; on the right, the original uploaded file, so the doctor can check one against the other before marking values verified.

Ask Pulli

Ask about one patient, in plain language.

Type a question of up to 500 characters. The answer comes only from that patient's signed notes, verified lab values and uploaded reports, with the source shown.

It summarises the record. It doesn't advise.

Illustrative Ask Pulli view: a typed question about a patient's last creatinine value, a short answer drawn from that patient's record, and citation chips naming the two lab reports the answer came from.

Appointments

Today's sessions, walk-ins and intake.

Book ahead or add a walk-in. Before you see the patient, your front desk can record intake: the complaint and how long it's been going on, BP, pulse, temperature, SpO2 and weight, and a note for anything you should know.

Illustrative appointments view: today's sessions in order, with two booked patients, one walk-in in consultation, and one patient whose intake has been recorded ahead of the consult, showing blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation and weight.

Languages

Speak the way you speak.

Pulli.Health understands consultations in English and Indian regional languages, including conversations that switch languages mid-sentence. The note is always written in English.

“മൂന്ന് ദിവസമായി തലവേദനയുണ്ട്, പിന്നെ തുമ്മലും ഉണ്ട്.”
Chief complaint Headache for 3 days, with sneezing.
Illustrative.

Trust & privacy

A doctor's hands holding a printed report beside an open laptop.

You stay the author.

Pulli.Health drafts. You review, confirm and sign. Every clinical decision on the note is yours — that isn't a policy we wrote, it's how the product is built.

It does

  • Draft a clinical note from the consultation
  • Read the reports you upload and show you what it read, next to the original
  • Answer questions about one patient's record, with the source shown
  • Deliver the prescription you have signed

It doesn't

  • Suggest a diagnosis or a treatment
  • Choose or check medicines, doses or interactions
  • Sign anything
  • Send anything to a patient without consent

About

The writing should be done before the patient leaves.

Pulli.Health is an AI clinical scribe for doctors in independent practice in India, built in Kochi by BillionLives Business Initiatives.

A doctor listening to a patient in a consulting room.

Why

The consultation takes ten minutes. Writing it up takes just as long.

Ask any doctor in independent practice what eats their evening, and paperwork is near the top of the list. The consultation itself might take ten minutes. Writing it up — the history, the findings, the prescription — often takes just as long, and it happens after the patient has gone: between appointments, at the end of a full clinic day, or at home once the lights are off. Pulli.Health starts from a simple idea: that work should be done before the patient leaves the room, not after.

What it is

A scribe, not a second opinion.

Pulli.Health listens to the consultation — in the code-mixed English and Indian languages doctors and patients actually speak, switching mid-sentence the way real clinics do — and drafts a structured clinical note, ready before the next patient walks in.

It is a documentation tool, not a diagnostic one. Pulli.Health doesn't diagnose, suggest treatment, or make clinical decisions of any kind — it drafts, the doctor reviews, and the doctor signs.

Safety

Not a claim about the AI. A property of the product.

Pulli.Health doesn't decide what goes on the note and hand over a finished document. Every medicine mentioned in the recording appears on the draft next to the exact words the doctor or patient used — not a system's best guess, but what was actually said. The note cannot be signed until the doctor has confirmed each one.

“We don't ask you to trust the AI. We show you the exact words from the recording next to every medicine, and the note won't sign until you've confirmed them.”

That's not an accuracy claim. It's how the product is built.

Built for India

India-native, not adapted.

Pulli.Health is built India-native from the start. It understands consultations in English and Indian regional languages, including the ones that switch languages mid-sentence, and it is launching Kerala-first.

Who it’s for

Independent practice, not procurement.

Pulli.Health is built for GPs and specialists typically seeing thirty to two hundred patients a week, making a direct, one-conversation decision for their own clinic rather than sitting through a hospital procurement process. A front-desk assistant can book appointments and upload reports, though only the doctor can sign a note. The first pilot group includes veterinary practices alongside physicians.

Where it’s headed

Narrower, and more useful.

A patient-facing app is part of where Pulli.Health is headed — a future direction, not something available today. For now the focus is narrower and, we think, more useful: get the note right, get it signed, and hand it back to the doctor before the next patient sits down.

Impact

Better records in the clinic. Wider reach beyond it.

Pulli.health powers CHAI’s free telemedicine platform, extending quality healthcare to underserved communities across India. With more than 3,500 health centres and 300 hospitals, CHAI operates India’s second-largest healthcare network, after the government healthcare system.

Social Initiatives

Every adoption funds free care.

Every doctor and hospital that adopts the commercial version of Pulli.health helps us expand free telemedicine services to more communities across the country.

Questions

The things doctors ask us first.

Does Pulli.Health diagnose or suggest treatment?

No. It's a documentation tool. It drafts notes from what was said in the consultation, and every clinical decision, and every signature, stays with you.

Which languages does it understand?

English and Indian regional languages, including consultations that mix languages mid-sentence. The note is written in English.

Do patients need to agree to be recorded?

Yes. Recording consent is taken when a patient is registered. WhatsApp messages, document uploads and product improvement each have their own separate consent.

Is there a mobile app?

Pulli.Health works in your web browser on a laptop or desktop today. iOS and Android apps are in development.

How do I get started?

Book a demo. Our team will walk you through a full consultation and answer your questions.

Book a demo

Book a demo.

A short walkthrough with our team, online or at your clinic in Kerala.

For doctors in private practice, clinics and small hospitals, and their front-desk teams.

What happens on a demo.

  1. A consultation, recorded to signed

    Recording, the draft note, confirming each medicine and signing — then sending the prescription to a patient on WhatsApp.

  2. Your questions, answered

    Reports, Ask Pulli, appointments and consent — and time for whatever you want to ask.

  3. What you'd need to start

    • A laptop or desktop with a web browser
    • Recording consent from each patient, taken when they're registered
    • Access for your front desk, if you'd like an assistant to book appointments and upload reports

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