Designed for the way general physicians assess, diagnose and care for every patient.

Keep medical histories, consultations, diagnoses, prescriptions, investigations, appointments and billing organised in one simple place. Dr. Notes works offline and fits naturally into the everyday workflow of independent general physicians and small clinics.

General physician speaking with a patient during a consultation

Built for General Practice

100% Offline

Private On-Device Records

Complete Patient Context

Why Dr. Notes for General Practice

Built around the needs of everyday medical practice

A simple and focused workspace for documenting acute illnesses, chronic conditions and ongoing patient care.

Built for General Physicians

Organise symptoms, medical histories, examination findings, diagnoses, investigations and treatment plans without unnecessary complexity.

100% Offline

Access patient records and continue documentation even when the clinic has weak or unavailable internet.

Secure On-Device Records

Sensitive patient information stays protected and conveniently available on the clinician’s device.

Continuity of Care

Review previous consultations, diagnoses, prescriptions, investigation results and follow-up plans before every appointment.

General physician reviewing a patient's health information

Every consultation adds to a clearer picture of the patient’s health.

A patient’s health develops over time. Dr. Notes helps you understand the complete clinical journey by keeping symptoms, medical history, vital signs, diagnoses, prescriptions, investigations and follow-up plans together.

Review previous consultations and treatment decisions

Track vital signs, symptoms and chronic conditions

Follow changes in diagnoses, medicines and investigations

Prepare quickly before the patient’s next consultation

Everything you need for clearer general practice documentation

Designed to support everyday consultations, acute illness management, chronic disease monitoring and long-term patient care.

General Practice Clinical Notes

Record each consultation, examination, diagnosis and treatment decision in a clear, organised format.

Document the patient’s presenting complaint and medical history
Record vital signs, symptoms and examination findings
Add diagnoses, investigations, prescriptions and advice
Track recovery and clinical progress across follow-up visits

Appointments and Reminders

See the day’s schedule, organise consultations and keep important follow-up actions visible in one place.

View today’s general practice appointments at a glance
Schedule consultations and follow-up visits
Create medication, investigation and review reminders
Track upcoming and overdue patient actions

Patient Records

Keep each patient’s profile, clinical records, medications and allergies together for faster review before every consultation.

Review patient details and previous visit history
Track active medications and dosage information
Record allergies, conditions and previous reactions
Access notes, appointments and documents from one profile

Billing and Invoices

Create patient bills, review payment status and keep consultation and service charges organised without leaving the app.

Create bills directly from patient records
Record consultation, procedure and investigation charges
Track paid, pending and cancelled invoices
Connect billing details with the relevant consultation

Free General Practice Tools

Practical screening and clinical-reference tools for everyday primary care.

BMI & BSA Calculator

Calculate body mass index and identify the corresponding adult weight category.

Calculate BMI

Type 2 Diabetes Risk Screening

Calculate FINDRISC to estimate an adult’s 10-year risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

Calculate FINDRISC

Cardiovascular Risk Calculator

Estimate 10-year cardiovascular risk using the WHO non-laboratory chart matched to the patient’s country.

Calculate Risk

For professional screening support only. Results do not replace clinical assessment, diagnosis or current guideline review.

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