A clearer view of every patient’s history.
Transfers and new patients arrive with years of records. Records Recap reads them and drafts a structured history that cites the page each fact came from, so you can check it before you rely on it.
Available today. Every recap is a draft for a veterinarian to check against the source records.
From a folder of PDFs to a history you can check
1Upload historical documents
Add past records, lab reports and referral letters as PDFs or scans to the patient.
2Pull out problems, medicines and vaccines
Problems, medications, vaccinations and procedures are pulled out with the date and the page they came from.
3Review against the source
Open any item and the source page is beside it. Correct or dismiss what is wrong.
The history, in order, with its sources
An illustrative example with fictional records. It shows the shape of a recap, not a product screenshot.
- Mar 2021Vaccination
Annual vaccines recorded.
Clinic record, p. 2
- Sep 2022Procedure
Dental scale and polish under anaesthesia.
Surgery report, p. 1
- Jan 2024Problem
Recurrent left ear discharge noted.
Consult note, p. 4
- Jan 2024Medication
Ear treatment as prescribed by the treating vet.
Consult note, p. 4
- Jun 2025Lab
Blood panel attached; values reported in the source.
Lab report, p. 1
Every line points to a page
A recap is only useful if it can be checked. Each item carries its source document and page; nothing appears in the summary without one.
AI-generated recaps can contain omissions or errors. They are drafts, and a veterinarian must review them against the original records before relying on them.
The clinician has the last word
- Read the recap beside the source documents
- Correct or dismiss items that are wrong
- Use what you have verified in your note
Records Recap questions
Can I use Records Recap today?
Yes, it is available to every clinic that signs up. Our own testing so far has used fictional records, so treat every recap as a draft and tell us where it misses or misreads something.
Can I rely on the recap without reading the records?
No. A recap is a draft that can miss or misread details. It is designed to make the source records faster to review, not to replace reading them.
Which documents does it read?
It is designed for PDFs and scanned documents such as previous clinic records, lab reports and referral letters. The supported formats will be confirmed when it opens.
See a patient’s history at a glance
Sign up free and try Records Recap with fictional or consented records.
