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Handling aligned to regional healthcare data law.
Visit audio and notes stay yours, always.
Independently audited security controls.
Heidi offers a free plan to ensure accessibility for healthcare professionals. It gives clinicians time to experience the value of Heidi in real workflows, and helps us learn from feedback so we can keep improving. Ultimately, the free plan supports broader access to time-saving tools, while giving clinicians a clear path to upgrade when they need more advanced features.
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The impact page breaks down what Heidi means for clinical time, care, and outcomes across the health systems already using it.

Scribe is where most people start with Heidi, and it is still the fastest way to see the difference: audio in, a structured note out, in your template, in your language. But Heidi is a connected AI Care Partner built across four parts of the clinical day.
Heidi Dictate
Dictate turns what you say into finished text wherever your cursor is: your record, a letter, your inbox.

Heidi Evidence
Evidence answers clinical questions with research, right when you need it during a visit. It saves you from stopping to search somewhere else.

Heidi Remote
Remote keeps care connected after the visit ends, supporting follow-ups and check-ins outside the room.
Heidi cuts the time spent on clinical documentation: after-hours charting, EHR admin that never seems to end, and the follow-ups that fall through the cracks when the day gets full.
Time to care again
Heidi automates the admin that used to eat into every day, giving clinicians back the time to focus on care, not clicks.
The charting stops following you home
In a 25-day GP trial, after-hours admin dropped 61% once Heidi took over the write-up.
Minutes of typing, seconds of talking
A hospital trial cut note time from over 6 minutes to 52 seconds per patient.