The AI note-taker for medical learning

Geography shouldn't dictate the quality of a doctor's training.

Across Africa, medical students learn on crowded wards and in packed lecture halls, and most of what they hear is gone the moment it ends. MedLearn records it and turns it into notes you can revise and share. One app for your ward rounds and your lectures.

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Pharmacology Autonomic drugs lecture
42:17
Recording · saved on this phone
Complete Lecture
How it works

Record it once. Revise it forever.

The consultant or lecturer explains it once, and then it's gone. MedLearn records it on your phone and turns it into a clear note in three steps.

1 · Record

Tap record on a ward round or in a lecture. Audio saves to your phone every few seconds, so a weak network never costs you a note.

2 · Identifiers removed

MedLearn transcribes the audio, then strips out patient names, hospital numbers and bed numbers before a note ever exists.

3 · Get your note

A note shaped for how you revise: patient cases for a ward round, topics and key points for a lecture. Ready before your next exam.

Use cases

One note-taker for every lesson.

Tell MedLearn what you record, and it writes the note that fits.

Ward rounds

MedLearn writes up every patient as a SOAP case, with the points the consultant taught along the way.

Case 1 of 2 [PATIENT-1], 58M, chest pain
S
Central chest pain for two hours
O
BP 150/90, ST depression on ECG
A
Suspected acute coronary syndrome
P
Aspirin, serial troponins, cardiology review
3 learning points

Lectures

MedLearn gives every topic its own section, with the key points and anything the lecturer flagged for the exam.

Topic 2 of 5 Beta blockers
  • Block β1 receptors to slow the heart
  • Avoid non-selective drugs in asthma
  • Improve survival after a heart attack
Exam point: know the contraindications
For groups

Your group, one shared memory.

Join your group with an invite link from your class chat. Whoever recorded it, everyone gets the note. Missed a round or a lecture? It's already waiting for you.

  • Your group sees notes and redacted transcripts, never the audio.
  • You choose, every time, whether your group sees it
  • Works for every posting and every course: surgery, O&G, physiology, pharmacology
Class of 2027 K7M2QP
AO Adaeze · Today · 55 min
Autonomic drugs Lecture
5 topics · 3 exam points
TE Tobi · Yesterday · 38 min
Surgery ward round Ward round
3 cases · 8 learning points
Why we build

Bridging the gap.

Many African health systems run near a 1 : 10,000 doctor-to-patient ratio. Every hour on the ward or in the lecture hall is too precious to lose the moment it ends.

Localised context The cases, drugs and realities of African wards, not an imported curriculum.
Democratised access One student records and the whole group learns. Knowledge stops depending on who was there.
Better outcomes Better-prepared students become better house officers, and patients feel the difference.
Privacy by design

Built to protect the patients you learn from.

Identifiers removed first MedLearn strips names, hospital numbers and bed numbers before a note exists.
Audio stays yours Your group never hears the audio. They only see the redacted note.
You review before sharing Every note is yours to check. Nothing reaches your group until you say so.

Bring your group.

We're starting with a handful of groups in Nigerian teaching hospitals. Sign in with Google, record your next ward round or lecture, and drop the invite link in your group chat.

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