Record the visit and get a structured draft in your template, with every section linked to what was said. You review it, sign it and move on.
We don’t quote minutes saved: we have not measured them in real clinics yet.
Record the conversation in the room, dictate the note yourself after the exam, or upload an existing recording. A visit can hold several recordings of up to 60 minutes each.
The transcript separates the voices and labels the veterinarian and the owner from what each says. Search it, see speaking time, and jump to any moment.
The draft follows your template exactly. Each section cites the transcript moments it came from, writes “Not discussed” when something wasn’t covered, and stays labelled as a draft until a veterinarian signs.
Edit any section directly, regenerate a single section, and set how drafts are written: prose or bullets, abbreviations, brief or detailed. An optional adaptive style learns from your own signed edits.
SOAP, wellness, dental, surgery, emergency triage, referral letters and more, each ready to duplicate and adjust.
Source-linked
Under each section, source chips show the moments in the recording the text came from. Select one and the transcript jumps there. Reviewing a draft becomes checking, not re-listening.
Multilingual
Use the interface in English or Arabic, and choose the language each note is written in. The transcription model accepts consultations that mix Arabic and English; we are still validating quality on recorded Arabic speech, so review those drafts carefully.
Multi-pet
When a family brings two cats or a dog and a rabbit, the consultation is split into a separate draft for each animal, each signed on its own.
Only veterinarians can sign. Background jobs and models cannot, by design. Every edit and signature is kept in the note’s version history.
Copy the signed note to paste into your practice system, or export it as text or PDF. Direct write-back to practice systems is built but still in validation.
Real Veteros screen. Every patient, owner and clinic shown is fictional demo data.
No. The AI writes a draft. A veterinarian reviews it, edits anything that needs changing and signs it. Nothing is signed, sent or acted on because a model produced it.
We do not publish an accuracy figure. Our internal tests so far use short, fictional consultations, and real consultations with background noise, accents and several speakers will be harder. That is why every section links back to the transcript it came from and why a clinician signs every note.
Each part of the draft cites the transcript moments it was written from. Select a source chip and you jump to that moment, so you can check a statement against what was actually said before you sign.
The draft says "Not discussed" for that section rather than filling it in. You can add it yourself before signing.
No. Veteros structures what the veterinarian said during the consultation. It does not diagnose, suggest treatment or give medical advice, and medical or pricing questions from clients are always for your team.
Up to 60 minutes per recording, and a visit can have several recordings. You can also upload an existing audio file or dictate the note yourself.
Yes. The interface is available in English and Arabic with a full right-to-left layout, and each clinician can choose the language the note is written in, which may differ from the language spoken in the room. Consultations that mix Arabic and English are supported by the transcription model, but we have not yet measured transcription quality on recorded Arabic speech, so please review those drafts with extra care.
Veteros runs in a web browser and can be installed as a web app on phones, tablets and computers. Recording has so far been checked on desktop Chromium browsers; testing on real iPhone, Android, Safari and Firefox devices is still in progress, and we will publish the supported list once it is done. Native iOS and Android apps are planned, not built.
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