AI Transcriber
Working demo
Real-time speech to structured clinical notes across all three languages. Cuts the time spent writing records and improves how complete those records are.
Clinical decision support that listens.
Hadical listens to the consultation, structures what the patient describes, and surfaces the questions and conditions worth considering.
- English, Amharic, Kinyarwanda Three languages currently considered
- Human in the loop Every suggestion is the clinician's to accept
- Built in the room Designed around the consultation, not after it
problem
Doctors are asked to carry more than anyone can.
The record competes with the patient
Time spent writing notes is time not spent listening. Documentation pulls a clinician's attention away from the person in front of them.
No one recalls everything
Medicine holds a vast and still growing body of conditions, presentations and interactions. No clinician can carry all of it at once, and what surfaces in the moment varies with fatigue, caseload and experience.
The unasked question carries the cost
A question that does not get asked while the patient is still in the room becomes a diagnosis found late, or one never found at all.
How it works
Four things happen while the consultation is still going.
The conversation is transcribed
Speech becomes a structured record as it happens, in English, Amharic or Kinyarwanda.
Symptoms are extracted
What the patient describes is identified and organised against our knowledge base of conditions.
Questions surface
Follow-ups worth asking appear while there is still time to ask them.
Conditions are ranked
A considered list of what fits the picture so far, with the reasoning left visible.
Hadical suggests. The clinician decides.
What we are building
Three layers doing the work
Clinical Decision Support
Early prototype
Surfaces follow-up questions and the conditions consistent with what has been described. Grounded in practising-physician experience, with a clinician in the loop at every step.
Visual Analyzer
Concept
Turns images and video from consultations and hospital floors into clinical insight, alerts and reminders.
Why Hadical
Care in multiple languages.
Most clinical tools are built in English and translated afterwards, if at all. That is backwards for the clinics we are building for. Hadical treats English, Amharic and Kinyarwanda as essential from the start.
- English
- አማርኛ
- Kinyarwanda
Team
Clinical judgement and engineering, in the same room.
Dr. Asnake Amelo
CEO, Medical Doctor
Practised medicine for several years before founding Hadical. Holds a masters in digital business and innovation, and works in global health.
Floride Tuyisenge
CTO, AI Engineer
AI engineer and Carnegie Mellon University Africa Alumni
Bruce Mugizi
CPO, AI Engineer
AI engineer and Carnegie Mellon University Africa Master's Student