For your own notes, not your patients’ charts.
A second brain for the personal side of a medical career: CME notes, conference talks captured by voice, business cards from colleagues, and your own prescriptions and lab reports. Not an EHR. Not a patient-record system. Just for you.
Try MemX FreeDoctors carry a heavy personal admin load alongside clinical work. State licensing boards require ongoing continuing medical education — the Texas Medical Board, for example, mandates at least 48 CME credits every 24 months — and every conference session, journal club, and workshop generates notes worth keeping. MemX is built for that personal layer, not for clinical use: do not put patient PHI into it and do not treat it as an EHR or HIPAA-compliant patient-record system.
Capture a 60-second voice summary after a CME session, photograph the speaker’s business card, scan your own lab report or a prescription written for you, and MemX indexes all of it so you can ask "what did the cardiology keynote say about the new guideline?" or "when was my last tetanus booster?" and get an answer with a citation back to the source. Everything stays encrypted, and your content is never used to train any AI.
How Doctors Use MemX
Capture CME session notes by voice
Right after a CME lecture, tap Voice and talk for up to 60 seconds. Whisper transcribes it into a polished note with action items, so the key takeaways from the session survive past the coffee break.
Record conference talks and journal clubs
Voice to Memory turns a quick spoken recap of a conference talk into a searchable memory. Multi-language transcription and on-device auto-stop mean you just speak and move on to the next session.
Scan business cards from colleagues
Photo Memory flags business cards you photograph at conferences and extracts the name, title, and contact details — building a searchable contact memory of the colleagues and reps you meet.
Keep your own prescriptions and lab reports
Document Scanner runs on-device OCR on a prescription or lab report written for you, pulling out dates and values. For your personal health records only — never for patient documents.
Ask MemX across your medical reading
RAG search synthesizes an answer from across your captured CME notes, talk summaries, and saved articles — "what was the dosing point from that grand rounds?" — and cites the exact source it came from.
Recurring reminders from your own words
Say "antibiotics twice daily for 5 days" and MemX turns it into a full course of precisely-timed push reminders; "CME deadline in March" schedules nudges a day or two ahead plus on the day. It suggests the recurring schedule, you confirm it, then each reminder fires on time and shows up on the Calendar. For your own meds, courses, and conference dates — never patient care.
Features That Matter to Doctors
Voice to Memory with Whisper
Tap, talk up to 60 seconds, and get a clean transcript with action items. On-device Silero VAD auto-stops when you finish, and transcription is multi-language for international conferences.
Document Scanner with on-device OCR
Scan a prescription, lab report, or your medical license. OCR runs on-device and extracts names, dates, amounts, and IDs into a searchable memory. Smart-tags also auto-recognize your own Aadhaar, PAN, and driving-licence numbers — plus locker numbers and Wi-Fi passwords — that otherwise sit buried in camera-roll screenshots. Keep this to your own personal documents.
Ask MemX — RAG with citations
Vector search across every CME note, talk summary, and scanned document. Synthesized answers come back with citations to the exact source, so you can trust where each fact came from.
Recurring reminders + Calendar view
MemX reads free-form language and proposes a recurring schedule — a 5-day antibiotic course, a CME deadline, a follow-up from a conference. You confirm it, then each reminder fires as a timed push notification. Captured dates and reminders land on the Calendar, alongside the Chat and Memories screens, so nothing slips.
Encrypted, audit-logged, no AI training
AES-256 at rest with the master key held in Google Cloud KMS hardware security vaults, per-document encryption, and a tamper-proof audit log on every access. Your content never trains any AI model.
On Android, iOS beta, and WhatsApp
Live on Google Play for Android and in TestFlight beta for iOS, with a WhatsApp integration to capture on the go. A web interface is Coming Soon.
Frequently asked questions
Every CME note and conference takeaway, one ask away.
Capture by voice, scan your own records, ask in plain English. Free tier with 1,000 credits/month.
Available on Google Play and iOS (TestFlight). Free tier, no credit card. All install options