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Example: “Umm, so sixty-two-year-old male, uh, acute on chronic systolic heart failure…” becomes “62-year-old male with acute on chronic systolic heart failure. Diuresed overnight, net negative 1.6 L. Continue furosemide 40 mg IV BID.”
um✓ Removed fillerone point six liters → 1.6 Lforty milligrams → 40 mgtwice a day → BID✓ Saved furosemide
Copilot · Tracking
Capture what your documentation already supports.
Today19.03wRVU14 encounters
This noteAdd-ons
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Time statement
“Total time on the date of encounter: 38 minutes.”
Insert Right ⌘
Rolling wRVU
Month312.6
Quarter948.1
Year3,702.4
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Log the code
Tick the level for the note you just finished. One tap; it files as “Patient 1” — no names.
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Add-ons in the same place
Prolonged services and advance care planning sit right beside the visit code.
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The time statement
A reminder to document total time — insert it only if it’s true. You approve every word.
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Fold it to your tallies
Tap − and the window folds to today and your rolling totals. Demo values shown.
Note Ladder Coming soon
Watch the note build, top to bottom.
A slim tab on the left follows your dictation, one section at a time. Each checks off as it lands; a required section you skip stays gray until you add it. Switch it on or off anytime.
Note Ladder · Inpatient PN
HPI/Events
ROS
Exam
Assessment & PlanA&P
Billing
Progress Note
HPI / Interval Events
62-year-old with chronic systolic heart failure; dyspnea improved overnight, net negative 1.6 L.
ROS
Denies chest pain, palpitations, or orthopnea; all other systems negative.
Exam
JVP 8 cm, trace bilateral edema, lungs clear.
Assessment & Plan
Acute on chronic systolic heart failure, improving. Transition to torsemide 20 mg daily tomorrow; repeat BMP in the morning.
Billing
99233 logged · total time 38 minutes.
The tally
Know where the day landed before you leave.
Today’s wRVU and encounters, rolling month, quarter and year — and the hours you didn’t spend typing. No spreadsheet, no waiting for the billing report.
Tracker
Today19.03wRVU14 encounters
Rolling wRVU
Month312.6
Quarter948.1
Year3,702.4
wRVU by monthThis month
Nov 2025 · 296.4 wRVUNov
Dec 2025 · 271.8 wRVUDec
Jan 2026 · 301.2 wRVUJan
Feb 2026 · 286.0 wRVUFeb
Mar 2026 · 338.9 wRVUMar
Apr 2026 · 335.7 wRVUApr
May 2026 · 342.4 wRVUMay
Jun 2026 · 297.3 wRVUJun
Jul 2026 · 284.6 wRVUJul
Aug 2026 · 339.8 wRVUAug
Sep 2026 · 295.7 wRVUSep
Oct 2026 · 312.6 wRVU312.6Oct
Time saved this month≈ 6.5 hrsyou didn’t spend typing this month
Words dictated171,900lifetime
How it works
Hold a key. Speak. It lands.
No EHR integration. Chartside is a floating layer over your screen — the EHR only ever sees keystrokes.
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Hold Shift or tap Option
Hold Shift for a sentence, or tap Option to go hands-free for a whole plan. Works in the EHR, email, texts — any app.
⇧ Shifthold⌥ Optiontap
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Say it like you’d say it
Medical vocabulary built in — drug names, doses, units. Your phrasing stays yours; filler goes.
…torsemide 20 mg dailyhold ⇧
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Polished text lands at your cursor
You approve every word before it lands. Nothing types while you’re still speaking.
1. Acute on chronic systolic heart failure — continue IV diuresis today. Transition to torsemide 20 mg daily tomorrow if net negative.
On your screen
A floating layer over the chart.
Direct download for macOS — not the App Store. Nothing to install on hospital systems; the EHR only ever sees keystrokes.
Note Ladder · Inpatient PN
HPI/Events
ROS
Exam
Assessment & Plan
Billing
Dot Phrase Library
.hf-discharge-planPatient counseled on daily weights, 2 g sodium…✓ in place
.hf-discharge-shortDaily weights, low-sodium diet, follow-up in 7 days.
Say “dot” and the phrase name — or type it — and it lands right where you said it while you keep talking.
Import onceSay itType it
Discharge Plan:
1. HFrEF, euvolemic — discharge home on furosemide 40 mg PO daily; continue metoprolol succinate and sacubitril/valsartan. Daily weights; 2 g sodium diet.Call for weight gain over 3 lb in a day or 5 lb in a week. Cardiology follow-up in 7 days.
Dot Phrase Library
.hf-discharge-planCall for weight gain over 3 lb…✓
.hf-discharge-shortDaily weights, 2 g sodium diet…
…daily weights, 2 g sodium diet,…sodium diet, dot hf discharge plan,…discharge plan, cardiology follow-up in 7 days.
One tool · everywhere
Works in every app you already use.
ChartPRODLog Out
SummaryNotesChart ReviewResults
Recent Notes09/26 Progress Note09/25 H&P
Inpatient Medicine Progress Note
Assessment & Plan:
1. Acute on chronic systolic heart failure — net negative 1.6 L, dyspnea improved. Transition to torsemide 20 mg PO daily tomorrow; daily weights, strict I/O.
…torsemide 20 mg PO daily tomorrowhold ⇧ · tap ⌥
WordFellowship letter.docx
HomeInsertLayoutReviewBIU
Letter of Recommendation
It is a pleasure to recommend this resident for cardiology fellowship. Over three years on our inpatient service, they became the physician nurses ask for by name.
…the physician nurses ask for by namehold ⇧ · tap ⌥
.hf-discharge-plan repeat BMP in the morninghold ⇧ · tap ⌥
Say “dot” and the name anywhere in a sentence. The phrase drops in right there — no confirm key — and the Dot Phrase Library box opens above the island. Keep talking.
The dictation catalog
Every dictation, scrubbed before it’s saved.
Most recent first, ready to copy back in. Identifiers are removed before anything is stored, and a word Chartside didn’t catch is marked — never guessed. No audio is ever kept.
Dictation catalog
Today
Patient *** in room *** — net negative 1.6 L overnight. Transition to torsemide 20 mg PO daily tomorrow; repeat BMP in the morning.
Discussed goals of care with the patient’s daughter ***. Continue metoprolol succinate [___] mg daily; cardiology follow-up in 7 days.
Thanks for the consult on *** — could you see the patient before discharge tomorrow? Happy to talk by phone.
Yesterday
Bed 7 — CAP, cultures pending, wean O2 as tolerated. MRN *** — call back with the sputum culture.
*** Identifier removed before storage
[___] Not caught clearly — check this word
Flag a wrong word — Chartside remembers the fix
Built for your specialty
Physician-reviewed vocabulary. A dictionary that learns you.
Pick your specialty at setup. Every correction you make teaches your personal dictionary — quietly, on your screen.
Personal dictionarylearned this week
Psychiatry
mirth a sa pine→mirtazapine✓ learned
lith ee um→lithium✓ learned
a rip a prazole→aripiprazole✓ learned
Q H S→qHS✓ learned
Corrections stay on your device. Shared learning across members: later, and only de-identified.
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Built for HIPAA
Where your data goes — and where it never does.
Your voiceBAA
Streams to the speech vendorunder a signed BAA→Text comes back→Audio discardednever written to disk
Your screenLocal only
Read on your MacApple Vision, locally→Identifiers strippednames, MRN, DOB, room→Screenshot never leaves the machine
De-identified textBAA
To the language modelBAA · zero retention→One suggestion back→You approve every word
Nothing is stored on our servers. Chartside never connects to your EHR — it’s a floating layer over your screen. The EHR only ever sees keystrokes.
William W. Bridge, M.D. — board-certified physician and medical director. I built Chartside on my own inpatient unit because the tools I was offered didn’t fit how clinicians actually work: dictation that stumbled on our drug names, phrases trapped inside one EHR, and no honest way to see whether a note reflected the work behind it.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an EHR integration?
No. Chartside never connects to your EHR. It’s a floating layer over your screen — the EHR only ever sees keystrokes.
Will it get my specialty’s drug names right?
Pick your specialty at setup and Chartside listens for its vocabulary. When it gets a word wrong, flag it once — your personal dictionary keeps the fix.
What happens to a word it doesn’t catch?
It’s marked [___] in your text rather than guessed, so your eye goes straight to the one spot to check. A silently wrong dose is worse than a flagged one.
Does Chartside code my notes for me?
No. Tracking is off until you turn it on. When it’s on, you choose the level and any add-ons for each note and Chartside keeps the tally — the time statement is a reminder you insert only if it’s true.
What’s saved for each encounter?
The date, a generic label (“Patient 1”), and the codes you ticked. No names, no MRN, no room numbers.
What about PHI?
No PHI is stored. Audio goes to our speech vendor under a BAA and is never kept, screenshots never leave your screen, and only de-identified text reaches the language model — under a BAA with zero retention. Nothing is stored on our servers.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime — and every membership comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
