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AI Note Taker Paper Summarizer Quick Discover AI Chat Study Mode Presentations AI Writer Research Accelerator
AI Note Taker Paper Summarizer Quick Discover AI Chat Study Mode Presentations AI Writer Research Accelerator
AI Note Taker Paper Summarizer Quick Discover AI Chat Study Mode Presentations AI Writer Research Accelerator
AI Note Taker Paper Summarizer Quick Discover AI Chat Study Mode Presentations AI Writer Research Accelerator

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MediSummary turns clinical inputs into finished outputs.

Audio summaries, SOAP notes, cited answers, and slides — ready in minutes, not after clinic.

  • Upload a paper → 3-minute audio summary for your commute
  • Record a visit → SOAP note ready before you leave the room
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The hidden cost of being a physician today

Does any of this sound familiar?

Sunday, 9pm

You have 40 papers saved. You've read three of them.

Monday is tomorrow and the reading list keeps growing. Not because you're lazy — because there are 30 patients a day and the week never leaves room for it.

Morning rounds

A colleague quoted a trial. You hadn't heard of it.

It was published four months ago. Relevant to your patients. You nodded and looked it up later. You can't stay current when there's no system for it.

After clinic

The last patient left at 6pm. You're still on notes at 9.

SOAP notes, referral letters, discharge summaries — every day after clinic. A colleague with the same patient load left at 5. The difference isn't discipline. It's the tools.

The night before

Grand rounds is tomorrow morning. The slide deck is blank.

It's 11pm. You'll put something together, it'll be passable, and you'll promise yourself you'll prepare earlier next time. You won't have time for that either.

Right now

Your colleagues are already using AI. You're still figuring out where to start.

Same specialty. Same schedule. They've adopted tools that save hours every week. The gap between you is growing.

None of these are productivity failures.

They're what happens when physicians are still doing everything manually in a world that's already moved on.

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Your first week with MediSummary

Right now
  • 40 papers saved, 3 read
  • 3 hours on notes after clinic
  • Nodding at trials you haven't read
  • Blank slide deck at midnight
  • Literature review "in progress" since February
  • Watching AI change medicine from the sidelines
After 7 days
  • All 40 summarized on your commute
  • Notes done before next patient
  • Cited answers in 30 seconds
  • Full slide deck with citations in 60 seconds
  • Draft with 50+ citations by Thursday
  • Already using it — every day, in every workflow

Based on reports from 6,000+ physicians across 50 countries

What you get

Three tools doctors use every week — and six more when you need them.

MediSummary is a medical AI workspace for physicians. Upload a paper, record a conversation, or ask a clinical question — and get something you can actually use in clinic, on rounds, or on your commute. Here is how the three most-used tools work.

🎧 Paper Summarizer

Finish the papers you keep meaning to read — without stealing your evening.

Upload a PDF (or paste a PubMed link). In about 30 seconds you get a clear summary of the methods, findings, and clinical takeaways — as text you can skim or audio you can play on the way to work.

  • Use it before clinic, journal club, or rounds when you need the point of a paper fast
  • Get structured takeaways: what was studied, what changed, what it means for patients
  • Save summaries in your library so the next time is one search, not another full read
vs ChatGPT

Generic chatbots struggle with long medical PDFs and often miss the clinical point. MediSummary is built for papers — it extracts the evidence and can turn it into a short audio briefing you can listen to between cases.

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Doctor

"I commute 40 minutes each way. I listen to two summaries per drive. I have covered more papers this month than I did all last year."

Dr. Maria G., Cardiologist

Doctor

"My notes used to take two hours after clinic. Now they are done before I leave the building. My family noticed."

Dr. James L., Internal Medicine

🎙️ AI Note Taker

Record once — leave with structured notes, not a pile of scribbles.

Hit record during a patient visit, conference talk, team meeting, or lecture — or dictate afterward. MediSummary turns the audio into a structured note you can review and edit, so you capture what mattered without rewriting everything later.

  • Use it anywhere you'd normally jot notes by hand — clinic visits, conferences, grand rounds, or department meetings
  • Choose the format you need: SOAP, referral letter, discharge summary, or a clear structured summary of what was said
  • Review and edit the draft in seconds — you stay in control of the final note
vs ChatGPT

A general chatbot cannot listen with you. MediSummary captures the conversation and drafts a structured note — not a messy raw transcript you still have to rewrite later.

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💬 AI Chat with Citations

Get a clinical answer you can verify — with real papers attached.

Ask a dosing, guideline, or evidence question in plain language. MediSummary searches the literature and answers with clickable citations (real DOIs on PubMed) so you can check the source before you act.

  • Use it between patients, on call, or when a colleague asks “what does the evidence say?”
  • Every key claim links to a real paper you can open — not a made-up reference
  • Follow up with “show the guideline” or “what about elderly patients?” without starting over
vs ChatGPT

General AI tools often invent citations that look real. That is risky in medicine. MediSummary grounds answers in live literature search so you can click through and read the evidence yourself.

Ask a clinical question →
Doctor

"Finally an AI I can trust for clinical questions. I checked every citation it gave me — they were real and clickable."

Dr. Sarah K., Neurologist

Burak

Burak

Founder, MediSummary

Why I built this

Built because I watched someone I love burn out.

My girlfriend is a physician. I watched her spend evenings typing notes instead of unwinding — not because she wanted to, but because the system demanded it. What should have taken minutes stretched into hours.

I started talking to more doctors. The same pattern showed up everywhere. So I built MediSummary — not as an AI project, but as a direct answer to a very specific problem I watched up close.

Every feature started as a complaint from a real physician. If it doesn't save time in practice, it doesn't ship.

If something isn't working, email me. I read everything.

Your data is never used for AI training

Full privacy. Your clinical data stays yours.

Every citation is a real paper

Linked to PubMed & OpenAlex DOIs you can verify.

Built for physicians, shaped by physicians

Not a general AI tool. Designed around clinical workflows by someone who watched physicians use them.

Used at top institutions worldwide

Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, Harvard Medical, NHS, Charité.

Also included in your membership

More tools for the moments that usually steal a weekend.

Journal club slides. A literature review before a deadline. Board prep that actually sticks. These are not add-ons — they unlock with the same membership, from day one.

Presentations

Walk into journal club with slides already built.

Paste a paper or topic. Get a cited PowerPoint you can open, edit, and present — in minutes, not a Sunday-night scramble.

Writer

Turn a research idea into a cited literature review.

Describe what you need covered. Writer drafts a structured review with inline citations from the literature — ready to edit and export as DOCX.

Study Mode

Remember what you read — without re-reading the whole paper.

Turn any paper or topic into flashcards and quizzes with spaced repetition — so board prep and specialty catch-up stick between shifts.

Quick Discover

Find what the evidence says — without drowning in search results.

Ask in plain English. Get a cited synthesis of relevant papers you can open and verify before rounds or a case discussion.

16-Week Accelerator

Build specialty depth on a week-by-week plan.

Follow a structured curriculum of papers, podcasts, and flashcards — so staying current becomes a habit, not a vague intention.

Burak Yılmaz, Founder

"Each of these started as a specific complaint from a physician. If it didn't save real time in practice, it didn't ship. That's why membership includes all nine — not just three."

Burak Yılmaz — Founder, MediSummary

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Burak Yılmaz, Founder

"I built MediSummary because I watched my girlfriend — a physician — spend her evenings typing notes and reading papers instead of being present with us. Every feature exists to give that time back. If MediSummary doesn't save you at least 3 hours in your first week, I'll refund every cent. No questions asked."

Burak Yılmaz — Founder, MediSummary

The math is simple

How much is an hour of your life worth?

Physicians who use MediSummary report saving 5–10 hours per week. Here's what each tool would cost if you bought it separately:

🎙️

AI Note Taker

vs AI scribe tools

$50–150/mo
🎧

Paper Summarizer + Podcasts

vs journal access + podcast tools

$60–120/mo
💬

AI Chat with PubMed citations

nothing like this exists at any price

📊

Presentations with citations

vs PowerPoint + research time

$40–80/mo
✍️

Writer + literature review

vs Grammarly + research assistant

$30–60/mo
🃏

Study Mode + flashcards

vs Anki premium + content creation

$20–40/mo
🔍

Quick Discover + evidence search

vs manual PubMed search time

$20–40/mo
🎤

English Coach + speaking practice

vs language tutoring apps

$30–50/mo

Total standalone value: $3,000+/year

$200–450/mo

Your price:

$16 /mo

All 9 tools · billed annually

$0.54 per day.

That's less than a coffee — for a tool that gives you your evenings back.

Simple pricing

One membership. Everything included.

$16 per month

billed $197/year

  • Structured notes from visits, meetings, and conferences
  • Paper summaries as text or short audio briefings
  • Clinical answers with real PubMed citations

All 9 tools · unlimited access

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FAQ

Questions we hear all the time.

The honest truth

A week from now, your workflow could look completely different.

Next Monday

A new trial comes up in rounds. You know the space — but with everything on your plate, there just hasn't been time to dig into the latest data.

Next Thursday

Another full day of good care. And still, the notes are waiting for you long after the last patient has gone home.

Next Sunday evening

Sunday evening that was supposed to be yours — spent catching up on reading. It's the nature of medicine, but it doesn't have to stay that way.

Or —

You start your trial today. By next Monday, you've caught up on three key papers during your commute. By Thursday, documentation is taking half the time. By Sunday, you're actually present. That's the shift more than 6,000 physicians have made — quietly, without overhauling their practice.

More than 6,000 physicians have found a better rhythm.

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