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One architecture. Many industries.

Every professional business runs on the same broken pattern: information gets captured, then a person carries it forward by hand. We are building the layer that carries it instead — proven in dental, designed to travel.

Status

Revenue-generating.

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01 · The dental business

Two minutes inside the business.

ChartAI in a working practice — what the manual burden costs, and what changes when the chart writes itself.

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00:24

Seven minutes a patient

00:44

Two hundred practices

01:12

A dentist, in his words

01:36

~$175K a year saved

02 · Why dental first

A beachhead, not a niche.

Dental has every property you want in a first market: high documentation burden, strict compliance, fragmented software, and an owner-operator who feels the cost personally.

It is also small enough to serve completely. ChartAI reaches real clinicians, earns revenue and proves the workflow — before the architecture has to survive a larger industry.

Shipped

Live in two countries

ChartAI is in daily use across Canada and the United States.

Validated

Award-winning

A Stevie Awards winner at the International Business Awards.

Compliant

Regulated from day one

HIPAA, PIPEDA and GDPR — the bar every later vertical also demands.

Built with

Practising clinicians

Dental professionals review output directly, so the knowledge is real.

03 · Patent pending

Not a wrapper. A filed invention.

Most AI scribes are a prompt in front of someone else’s model. Ours is a method we invented, filed and can point you to — covering how the record is produced and how it gets into software that was never built to accept it.

Invented by our CEO and CTO. Priority date September 2024, filed with the USPTO September 2025, published April 2026 and pending examination.

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Consensus

Consensus, not one model

Two transcription engines run independently, then several large language models reconcile them into one record. Agreement carries; disagreement is surfaced, not buried.

Integration

It drives legacy software

A desktop automation layer operates practice systems that have no usable API — the reason most integrations never ship.

Learning

It learns the clinician

Every correction trains a supervised model that steadily takes over the reviewer’s job.

Scope

Written past dentistry

The disclosure expressly contemplates non-dental health and non-health record-keeping — the same method, other industries.

US patent application 20260112467A1, “System and method for automated health record generation” — claims 1–20. Patent pending; a pending application confers no enforceable rights until and unless a patent is granted.

04 · What travels

Built once. Carried across.

The vertical knowledge changes. These four layers do not — which is why the second market costs a fraction of the first.

Portable

Capture

Turning unstructured conversation into structured, checkable information.

Portable

Orchestration

Knowing what an event sets in motion, and moving it to the next step.

Portable

Authority

Defining what proceeds automatically and what a person must approve.

Portable

Compliance

Audit trail, consent and regulated data handling, built in from the start.

What changes is the vocabulary. What stays is the machine.

05 · Where it goes

The same problem, wearing different words.

Every one of these industries captures information in conversation, then pays people to carry it forward by hand.

01 · Live

Dental

Chart, referral, claim, recall. Revenue-generating today; the reference implementation for everything after it.

02 · In build

Insurance

Claims, certificates, endorsements. Reached through the dental claim, then extended to brokers and carriers.

03 · Adjacent

Broader healthcare

Specialty clinics, allied health, veterinary. Same encounter-to-record-to-action shape, different clinical vocabulary.

04 · Adjacent

Legal and professional

Client meeting to file note to filing. High compliance, high billable cost per manual hour.

05 · Adjacent

Financial advice

Suitability notes, disclosures, know-your-client records. Regulated conversation, documented by hand.

06 · The pattern

Any regulated encounter

Wherever a conversation creates an obligation, the same layer applies. That is the size of the opportunity.

06 · How the crossing works

We do not start over.

Each new vertical reuses the machine and adds only its own vocabulary, rules and integrations. Dental took years. The next one does not have to.

Step 01

Learn the vocabulary

What the industry's objects are, and what each one obliges.

Step 02

Map one workflow

Pick the costliest manual chain and solve it end to end.

Step 03

Set the authority line

Agree with practitioners what automates and what escalates.

Step 04

Reuse and extend

The capture, orchestration and compliance layers carry straight over.

Proven in one market. Built for many.

We are raising to scale ChartAI, expand multi-vertical product and grow market share. The materials and the model are available on request.

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