Tap record. That’s the whole job.
On your phone or your computer. Then do the consult exactly like you always do.
For veterinarians who stay late
Journal.vet listens while you do your consults and writes your notes for you. You read the draft, fix what you want, tap approve — and go home. Free for 7 days. No card. Nothing to install.

You know this hour
19:47
The last patient left at six. You’re still at your desk, piecing this morning’s consults back together from memory. Was the lump on the left leg or the right? The details are fading. Dinner is getting cold. And tomorrow, the same pile will be waiting. It’s not just you: 61% of vets say they’re exhausted. Merck asked 4,636 of them.

Now imagine tomorrow
Tap record when the consult starts. Talk to the owner like you always do. By the time they’re out the door, Journal.vet has written the whole SOAP note — every drug name and dose spelled right. You read it once, fix what you want, and move on.
On your phone or your computer. Then do the consult exactly like you always do.
Journal.vet listens and turns the conversation into a finished SOAP note — medical terms, drug names and doses all spelled right.
Takes about a minute. Change anything you like, then send it straight into the system your clinic already uses.
This isn’t a general dictation app with a vet sticker on it. It was built on real veterinary consults — your vocabulary, your cases, your way of writing notes.
Everything is stored on servers in the EU. Nobody sees your records but you and your clinic — and your recordings are never used to train AI.
Nothing goes into a patient’s record until you’ve read it and tapped approve. Your name is on the chart — you get the last word. It takes about a minute.
Your first note, written for you, minutes after you sign up.
Notes so clean and complete that any colleague could take over the case tomorrow.
Every consult written down word for word — so you can always check what the owner actually said.
Small tips on your notes each week, so they keep getting better.
Works on the phone in your pocket and the desktop at the front desk.
Finished notes go straight into the system your clinic already uses.
No card · Cancel anytime · Your notes stay yours

The new end of the day
17:05
When the last patient leaves, your notes are already done — read and approved by you, saved where they belong. Walk the dog. Cook dinner while it’s still light out. The evening is yours again.
What’s included
This isn’t a stripped-down test version. Everything is included from the first minute:
When the week is over, plans start at $39 a month. That’s less than your clinic charges for one consultation. Want to keep going? Pick a plan. If not, do nothing — we never took your card, so there’s nothing to cancel and nothing to pay.
Our promise
Try this tomorrow: record one real consult and read what comes out. If it doesn’t sound like a note you’d sign, delete your account. You’ve spent ten minutes and paid nothing. And every worry you might have about AI writing your notes — answered right here, in writing:
No note enters a patient’s record until you’ve read it and signed it off.
Stored in the EU. Never sold. Never shown to anyone but you and your clinic.
No phone calls. No forms. One click in settings and the trial ends.
We can’t charge you by accident — we never had your card in the first place.
No. Start the 7-day trial without a card. You only pick a plan if you decide to keep using it.
Recordings are encrypted in transit and at rest. Your recordings and notes are not used to train AI models.
Yes. It was built around real veterinary consults, so clinical terms, drug names and doses come out spelled right.
Always. Every note is a draft until you save it to the record. Adjust any section, then sign off.
Copy to clipboard, or download PDF and DOCX. Notes drop into any practice management system.
Pick a plan to keep recording. Your existing notes stay accessible either way — and since we never took a card, you're never charged automatically.
17:05
Record one consult tomorrow. Read the draft. That’s the whole test.
P.S. That pile of unfinished notes isn’t going to type itself. One recorded consult from now, you’ll know if this is how you get your evenings back.