SauAI Mic Live

SauAI Mic turns a doctor's smartphone into an appointment microphone. A doctor's computer often stands off to the side, and its built-in microphone picks up sound poorly. The phone lies on the desk between the doctor and the patient and hears both — especially when the patient sits far away or a physical examination takes place away from the computer. The app sends the audio to SauAI, and the doctor sees the finished appointment protocol in the SauAI web account. HOW IT WORKS 1. The doctor starts an appointment in the SauAI web account. 2. The phone gets a notification — one tap, and the phone joins the appointment. 3. The phone lies on the desk and sends the audio. 4. The appointment protocol appears in the web account. WHAT'S IN THE APP - Log in with a QR code from the SauAI website — no password needed. Email login is also available - Notification when an appointment starts - Honest sound indicator: you can see whether audio is being sent or not - Microphone off button — sending really stops, it doesn't just go dark on the screen - The screen stays on during the appointment, and if you turn it off with the power button, audio keeps being sent - Reconnection after a network drop: the app tries to reconnect on its own for several minutes - Interface in Russian, Kazakh and English WHAT YOU NEED The app complements the SauAI web platform and requires a doctor account. Appointments start in the web account — the app itself doesn't create them. Not a medical device. The app does not diagnose, treat or prevent any disease — it only sends the appointment audio to the SauAI service, where the protocol is prepared. For health questions, consult a specialist. The app doesn't store appointment recordings on the phone. Developer: BeInTech LLP