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You handle the patient.
We handle the notes.

Speak the findings. TScribe returns a structured report in your own template in under a minute, and puts it where it needs to go.

  • For radiologists and sonographers
  • Audio deleted after processing
A radiologist at a two-screen workstation, a CT study on the viewer and TScribe on the other screen, dictating into a handheld microphone
Who it is forImaging departments across Africa
A sonographer scanning a patient and dictating the findings as she goes

Made for people who read images and dictate for a living.

  • Radiologists

    CT, MRI, X-ray, fluoroscopy, mammography. Dictate the way you already do. The report lands in your template, in your phrasing.

  • Sonographers

    Narrate the scan as you go. Measurements land in the right fields, and the report is ready before the patient stands up.

Not a radiologist or sonographer? Ureport is the same dictation for every other clinical specialty, from the same team. One UnityPulse account signs in to both.

How it worksUnder a minute, start to filed

Dictate. Read the draft. Send it.

  1. Press record and speak the findings in whatever order you like. Pause and resume as you go.

  2. Words appear on screen while you talk, so you can see what was heard. Display only: never stored, never billed.

  3. Under a minute later the report is back in your headings and your phrasing. Preview it, edit in place, or change a measurement by voice.

  4. Copy it, dictate straight into the field with the browser extension, or file it to your records system.

ModesFive ways to say it

Say it the way the study needs.

Pick a mode per report. Nothing about the way you dictate changes.

Freestyle
Write it up from what I say
No template. A clean, structured report from open dictation.
Full template
Fill the whole template
Every section filled from the dictation. Sections you do not mention stay as the template has them. Call a study unremarkable and the normal statements fill themselves.
Segment edit
Change or add parts, keep the rest
Say only what changes or is new. Everything else in the report stays exactly as it was. New findings are added where they belong.
Summary
Give me the short version
A concise clinical summary of what was said.
Conversation
Who said what
Splits a recording into speakers, editable afterwards. For consultations and telehealth calls; the app can capture tab or system audio for a call.
Templates98 curated, plus yours

Your reporting style, not ours.

Two radiologists reporting the same study write it differently, and both are right. Start from the library, then make it yours.

CT 25
X-ray 24
MRI 18
Ultrasound 18
Fluoroscopy 8
Mammography
General
CT abdomen and pelvis with contrastOutline
  • Clinical information
  • Technique
  • Comparison
  • Findings
  • Liver and biliary normal statement
  • Spleen, pancreas, adrenals normal statement
  • Kidneys and ureters normal statement
  • Bowel and peritoneum
  • Bones and soft tissue
  • Impression highlighted for review

Make it yours

Change the headings, reorder the sections, drop the ones you never fill. Or build one from scratch for a departmental protocol. Templates stay on your device unless you choose to sync them.

Normals in one breath

Say the study is unremarkable and the normal statements fill themselves. You dictate only what differs.

Speak the measurements

Sizes, volumes and laterality land in the right fields as you say them.

Correct by voice

Change a measurement or rewrite the impression without touching the keyboard. The rest stays as it was.

Formatting that survives the paste

Headings, bold, bullets and numbering come through as formatting, not stray asterisks.

Browse the template library

Getting it where it belongsYou choose, per report

Three ways out. Copy and paste is the floor, not the ceiling.

Works everywhere

Copy and paste

One tap puts the finished report on your clipboard, formatting intact. Paste into your RIS, EMR, Word or an email. Nobody to ask.

UnityPulse Dictation for Chrome, Edge and Firefox

The browser extension

Right-click any text field in a web PACS, RIS or EMR and choose Dictate with UnityPulse. The report lands in the box you are standing in, not on your clipboard. Your templates come with you.

For departments

Direct filing over FHIR

File the finished report straight into the patient record over HL7 FHIR. Set up once by your administrator on UnityPulse; you see one extra button.

Never lose a reportSaved as it happens

Built for rooms with humming scanners and dropping connections.

Drafts that survive

Recordings are saved as they happen. A crash, a closed tab, a dead battery or a lost connection does not lose the dictation. Retry it, or listen again.

Microphone watchdog

The recording is saved as you go. Unplug the microphone and it is finished with everything captured so far. Silence pauses the recording, and a microphone with no signal gets a warning.

Dictate in five languages

English, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and French speech are understood. The report is written in English, or the language you set.

Works in noisy rooms

Noise-tolerant transcription for busy departments, so the scanner, the corridor and the door do not end up in the report.

Departments

One radiologist, a reporting room, or the whole department.

A TScribe account works on its own. Hospitals and groups manage their people from UnityPulse, not from inside TScribe: members and roles, departments, a shared pool of credits with a limit per person, and where reports file.

Manage your organisation on UnityPulse

  • Members and rolesInvite by email. Someone who leaves keeps their own account.
  • DepartmentsGroup people the way the hospital does, and see usage per department.
  • Shared creditsOne pool, a limit per member, and a warning before anyone runs dry.
  • Where reports fileConnect your records system once for everyone.
  • Sign-in securityTwo-factor authentication and device approval for every account.
Privacy

We do not keep your reports. They were never here to keep.

  • Audio is deleted after processingRecordings are processed in transit and dropped. Not archived, not replayed, not used to improve anything.
  • No reports storedA finished report lives on your device and wherever you sent it, and nowhere else.
  • Encrypted in transitTLS on every connection, on every platform, with no option to turn it off.
  • NDPROperated by UnityPulse in Nigeria under the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation. Not a medical device: every report is reviewed by a clinician.
under60s

From the end of a five-minute dictation to a structured report.

at least60%

Less time on documentation per session.

target95%

Medical-intent accuracy. You review and sign every report.

Questions

Things people ask before their first dictation.

Read the full FAQ

Do you store patient data or reports?
No. Audio is processed in transit and deleted once the report is returned. There is no table of your reports on our servers. The finished report lives with you, in your records system or on your device.
Will it match how I already write my reports?
That is the point of editable templates. Change the headings, the order and the normal statements, and TScribe writes into your structure.
Does it work with my PACS, RIS or EMR?
Copy and paste works with anything. If your system runs in a browser, the extension dictates straight into the field. Departments can file directly over FHIR.
What languages can I dictate in?
English, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and French. The report comes out in English, or the output language you set.
How much does it cost?
TScribe runs on credits. Each report uses a few, so you pay for what you dictate and nothing else. Live captions and drafts are free. How credits work.
I am not a radiologist or sonographer, can I use TScribe?
TScribe is built for radiologists and sonographers. Every other specialty uses Ureport, from the same team. One UnityPulse account signs in to both.

Your next report takes a minute.

Open TScribe, press record, and read the draft.