Remember what the doctor said.Even after you leave.
With permission, Memoth helps you keep a clear record of appointments: instructions, medication names, next steps, questions, and follow-ups.
Sound familiar?
Appointments are stressful
It is hard to listen, ask questions, and take perfect notes at the same time.
Instructions can be detailed
Medication names, timing, referrals, and next steps are easy to misremember later.
Caregivers need context
A summary can help you explain what happened to family members or caregivers after the appointment.
How Memoth helps
Ask before recording
Only record appointments when the provider agrees and recording is allowed where you live.
Capture the appointment
Record from your phone or Watch, then let Memoth turn the conversation into a transcript and summary.
Keep the next steps
Review instructions, medications, referrals, and follow-up questions when you are home.
More than a transcript
Instruction summaries
Keep a short recap of what was discussed and what happens next.
Follow-up questions
Turn questions and next steps into action items so they are ready for your next appointment.
Searchable appointment history
Find a medication, symptom, date, or instruction without hunting through paper notes.
Private personal record
Memoth is not medical advice or a medical record system, but it can help you remember conversations you are allowed to record.
Frequently asked questions
Can I record my doctor's appointment?
Ask your provider first. Recording rules differ by country and state, and many clinics have their own policy — some welcome it because patients retain instructions better, others decline. Most clinicians say yes when you explain it is so you remember the plan correctly. Memoth is a memory aid, not legal or medical advice.
Will it get medication names and dosages right?
Transcription accuracy is high on clear audio, but drug names and numbers are exactly where you should verify rather than trust. Memoth keeps the original recording alongside the transcript, so you can replay the exact moment a dosage was said. Always confirm anything clinical against your prescription or your provider.
Can I share the summary with a family member or caregiver?
Yes. Every recording's summary, transcript, and action items can be exported as text or shared, so a partner, adult child, or caregiver can read the plan without sitting through the audio. The summary is usually the right thing to send — short, plain, and focused on what happens next.
Can I use this for appointments I attend with a parent or child?
Yes, and it is one of the most common ways people use it. With the provider's and the patient's agreement, record the visit and keep the referrals, dosage changes, and follow-up questions as action items. Each appointment stays its own searchable entry, so a long care history stays navigable.
What if the appointment is in a language I'm not fluent in?
Memoth transcribes more than 50 languages and can translate the result while keeping the original transcript intact. That means you can read the visit in your own language and still show a family member or a second clinician exactly what was said, word for word, in the original.