For general practitioners.

MedPodGP — A completely local AI assistant for general practice.

MedPodGP is an ambient voice AI that listens to the doctor–patient conversation and turns it into medical documentation in near-real-time — drafting progress notes, prescriptions, referral letters and patient-education handouts, and helping with medical-knowledge lookup, differential diagnoses and management plans. It runs completely on the GP's own computer: no information ever leaves the machine. It is decision-support, not a diagnostic device.

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Photoreal, ~16:11 landscape. A general practitioner sitting across from a patient in a calm consulting room, leaning in and listening; a desktop computer on the desk between them with a soft microphone nearby, no readable screen content. Cool clean daylight with subtle green (#00BF63) accents on equipment trim. Warm, attentive, unhurried mood. Consented or faceless models, no patient-identifiable data, no real medical-record text, no third-party or competitor logos or UI.

Key capabilities

Ambient voice documentation

An ambient voice AI captures the consultation as it happens and turns the spoken conversation into structured medical documentation in near-real-time — so the record takes shape during the visit, not after hours.

Drafts the paperwork

Drafts progress notes, prescriptions, referral letters and patient-education handouts from the consultation, ready for the GP to read, edit and finalise.

Clinical reasoning support

Assists with medical-knowledge lookup and helps document differential diagnoses and management plans — surfacing options the clinician weighs and decides on.

Completely local — nothing leaves

The killer feature: everything runs on the GP's computer and no information leaves the machine at all, fully satisfying privacy and security. There is no cloud account and no telemetry.

A day with it

Notes finished during the visit, not after hours.

Picture an ordinary morning surgery. The GP greets a patient, and the conversation begins as it always has — a history taken, a concern explored, a plan talked through. What is different is that MedPodGP is listening in the room as an ambient voice AI, and turning that spoken consultation into structured documentation in near-real-time. By the time the patient stands to leave, a draft progress note already exists. The GP glances over it, corrects a detail, and moves on. The record was built during the visit, not banked up for the end of the day.

Across a full list, those saved minutes are the difference between writing up notes long after the last patient has gone and walking out close to on time. Beyond the note, MedPodGP can draft the prescription, the referral letter, and a patient-education handout, and help document the differential diagnoses and management plan that the GP has reasoned through. None of it is automatic in the sense that matters: every draft is the GP's to read, edit and sign. The assistant removes friction; the clinician keeps the judgement.

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Photoreal, ~16:11 landscape. Close, shallow-focus shot of a small unobtrusive microphone and a desktop computer on a GP's desk, mid-consultation, with two people softly out of focus in the background. Cool clean light, subtle green (#00BF63) accent glow. Quiet, focused, documentary mood. No readable screen text, no patient-identifiable data, no real medical records, no third-party or competitor logos or UI, consented or faceless models.

Private by design

Completely local — and it stays that way.

MedPodGP is completely local. The conversation, the documentation it produces, and every piece of patient information stay on your computer — no information leaves the machine at all. There is no cloud account and no telemetry. Privacy here is not a policy you have to trust; it is a property of where the work is done.

Everything runs on your computer.
No cloud account, no telemetry.
No information leaves the machine at all.

Completely local — nothing is sent to the cloud.

What completely-local means

No information leaves the computer at all.

When a tool handles a doctor–patient conversation, the most important question is a plain one: where does that information go? With MedPodGP the answer is nowhere. It is completely local, which means the conversation, the documentation it produces, and every detail about the patient stay on the GP's own computer. There is no cloud account to create, no usage measured in the background, and no server anywhere holding a copy. “No data leaves the device” is not a setting you switch on; it is how the whole tool is built.

That design choice is what makes the privacy and security story so simple to reason about. If nothing ever leaves the machine, then there is no transmission to intercept, no remote store to breach, and no third party that has to be trusted with the most sensitive material a clinic holds. For a GP weighing whether an AI assistant is safe to use during a real consultation, that is the whole point: the safest place for patient information is the place it already is, and MedPodGP is built so it never has to go anywhere else.

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Photoreal, ~16:11 landscape. A general practitioner's desktop computer in a clinic office, clearly self-contained on the desk with no cloud or server imagery, a small padlock-like physical detail suggesting privacy. Cool clean light with a subtle green (#00BF63) edge accent. Reassuring, secure, grounded mood. No readable screen text, no patient-identifiable data, no real medical records, no third-party or competitor logos or UI, faceless or no people.

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System requirements

Runs on Windows or Linux
Works on a CPU-only PC; a GPU accelerates it
A microphone for the ambient voice capture
No internet connection needed to run

Frequently asked

Does any patient information leave my computer?

No. MedPodGP is completely local — the conversation, the notes, and all patient information stay on your machine. Nothing leaves it at all, which is exactly how it fully satisfies privacy and security.

How does the ambient voice documentation work?

It listens to the doctor–patient conversation in the room and turns it into structured documentation in near-real-time, so a draft of the record is ready as the visit unfolds rather than waiting until the end of the day.

What can it draft for me?

Progress notes, prescriptions, referral letters and patient-education handouts, plus help documenting differential diagnoses and management plans. Each draft is yours to review, edit and finalise.

Is it a diagnostic device?

No. It is clinical decision-support. It assists with knowledge lookup and documentation, but the clinician makes every clinical decision and approves every draft.