Builds the health profile
Doogie talks with the patient in plain language, on the phone they already own, and adapts each question to the last answer. Current concerns, medicines, lifestyle, and the family-health history most records never capture.
Doogie turns a patient's fragmented health, lifestyle and family-health story into a clinician-ready consultation brief. Patient-reported, structured and consent-aware, waiting for the clinician before anyone sits down together.
Doogie collects, structures and summarises. A qualified clinician remains responsible for every decision.
Family health · question 4 of 9Has anyone in your close family been treated for high blood pressure, diabetes or heart trouble?
160303001 · Family history of diabetes mellitus.
What Doogie does
A patient's health story is scattered across a clinic, a private practice, a pharmacy and a hospital that never shared a record. Doogie gathers it in one consented place and hands the practice a brief that is ready to read.
Doogie talks with the patient in plain language, on the phone they already own, and adapts each question to the last answer. Current concerns, medicines, lifestyle, and the family-health history most records never capture.
Behind the conversation, Doogie organises what the patient reported against recognised clinical guidance and marks anything that warrants a clinician's attention. It interprets nothing on its own.
The practice receives a concise, structured brief: what the patient reported, what has changed since last time, and what to look at first. Coded in SNOMED CT and ready for clinician review.
What makes Doogie different
Most clinical AI transcribes a consultation that is already happening. Doogie runs the conversation before it, so the clinician starts with the story instead of assembling it.
A scribe listens to a conversation a clinician is already steering. Doogie runs the conversation itself, before the appointment, with nobody in the room, in the patient's own language, and it has to know when to stop and escalate. That is a clinical safety problem, not a transcription problem.
Doogie never tells a patient what is wrong with them and never comments on medication. That refusal is engineered, not promised: deterministic code sits above the model and decides what it may say. The clinician diagnoses, treats and decides, always.
A scribe turns speech into paragraphs. Doogie turns a conversation into structured clinical data: coded findings, explicit positives and negatives, and each question chosen from what the patient has already said.
Who it's for
Independent GPs, private practices, telehealth providers, small clinics and practice groups, anywhere primary care is carried by people rather than systems.
What we are building next
Most of what predicts a person's health was written down about somebody else, a generation earlier, and never followed them. We are building the consented family picture that makes prevention possible, one relative at a time.
In development. Nothing in this section is available in the product today. It is where Doogie is going, and it is shown so you can decide whether it is worth waiting for.
An affected father at 58 and an affected grandfather at 54 is premature cardiac disease in a first- and a second-degree relative. That is a screening decision, and a pedigree can compute it. Free text in a notes field cannot.
When Doogie finds a possible match for your mother, it asks her, never your clinician. She chooses whether to share one answer or her full history, and silence is a no. Nothing about a relative reaches a clinician until that relative says so.
People move practice, and the result that mattered is often held by a practice they have forgotten. Doogie proposes the match, shows it to the patient, and releases it only when they agree. Nothing is ever merged automatically.
See it for yourself
Doogie is the safe, standards-native way AI enters the consultation, built for practices anywhere. Patient-reported context first, clinician always in charge. See how it works, or open the app and try it.