Lekhanam turns live speech into your own structured report format while you speak — flags what is missing before you stop dictating, keeps every word traceable, and leaves the final sign-off with you.
Free to try · works in your browser · uses your existing templates · nothing to install
From last spoken word to a report that is already sectioned, formatted, and ready for review.
Fills the report templates your department already uses. No new reporting style.
Required sections, laterality, measurements, and comparisons are flagged while the mic is still on.
Source transcript and review trail stay attached to every report — edits and approvals are auditable.
The case was fresh. The finding was clear. You said the indication, the measurement, the impression, and the negatives out loud. Then the recording became work again: it sat in a queue, returned as a wall of text, and someone still had to rebuild it into the format your practice actually uses.
That is not dictation. That is delayed typing with extra steps.
Most dictation tools convert voice into text and stop. The doctor or typist still owns the second half: turning text into a medically usable report. A transcript does not know that “right lower quadrant pain” belongs under indication, that “11 millimeters” is a measurement, that “no free air” is a pertinent negative — or that a CT abdomen template should never be saved without findings and impression. Lekhanam structures the report while you speak — fixing a missing comparison should take one extra sentence, not a callback tomorrow.
Say “indication,” “findings,” “impression,” or dictate naturally. Jump around. Correct yourself mid-sentence. Use clinical shorthand. Speak fast, pause, resume. Lekhanam follows the reporting intent and keeps the output structured — it understands the report, not just the words.
Indication, technique, comparison, findings, impression, recommendations — plus custom sections from your own templates.
Anatomy, condition/finding, medication/contrast, measurement, procedure/technique, date, pertinent negative, laterality.
Missing sections, unconfirmed terms, ambiguous measurements, incomplete impressions, template-specific required fields.
Source transcript, term highlights, corrections, review status, signer, timestamp, final report version.
CT abdomen, chest X-ray, discharge summary, procedure note — any template your practice already uses. Add case details. Press record.
Speech appears live and settles into the correct sections. If something is corrected, you see the correction. Nothing important happens silently.
Missing comparison, laterality, or required finding? Flagged while the mic is still on. You add one sentence; the report updates.
Final edits, check the source transcript if needed, sign, print, export, or share. Your format, your words, your approval.
Reports stop piling up as “small cleanup work” that eats the evening. You finish closer to the clinical moment.
Turnaround improves without forcing doctors into a new system. Reports become easier to standardize and audit.
Templates stay consistent across doctors while each clinician dictates naturally. Admins see status and gaps, not clinical judgment.
Reports move faster from dictated to finalized. Fewer sit half-finished over a missed section or impression.
Lekhanam is not an auto-signing report writer. It is a speech-to-report workspace that helps the doctor produce a cleaner report faster, while keeping review, approval, and responsibility with the clinician.
The doctor dictates. Lekhanam structures. The doctor reviews and signs.
Dictate a real report. Not a demo sentence. Use a case that usually creates cleanup work:
You will see whether the output lands in your format, whether required gaps are caught, and whether the final report is actually faster to sign. The first report is the proof — a landing page cannot demonstrate your accent, your pace, your shorthand, or your templates. A real report can.
No credit card · no installation · no template migration required for the first trial
Corrections are shown on screen. Clinical terms are highlighted so you can see what Lekhanam understood. The original transcript stays attached to the report, and nothing is finalized until you review and sign.
No. Your templates remain your templates. Lekhanam fills your existing formats instead of forcing a new report design.
No. Dictate the way you already do. Say section names if that is your habit. Jump between sections if the case demands it. Lekhanam is built for real dictation, not studio-perfect speech.
Try it with your hardest report. Lekhanam is designed for fast, clipped, clinically dense dictation, including Indian doctor speech patterns and medical shorthand.
Your workspace is private to your organization. Doctors see their own work. Workspace admins manage team-level workflows. Every report keeps a source transcript and review trail.
Yes. Templates can be maintained by modality, speciality, doctor, provider, or report type. A CT abdomen report and a discharge summary should not behave like the same document.
Lekhanam flags it while you are still dictating — fixing the gap costs one more sentence, not a callback after the case has moved on.
No. It prepares the report for clinician review. The doctor remains responsible for checking, editing, approving, and signing the final output.
Nothing for the first trial. Sign in, dictate a real report, and judge the output. If the first case does not save meaningful cleanup time, you should not need a sales conversation.
Try Lekhanam on a real report and judge the output yourself — with clinical term highlighting, missing-section checks, and a full audit trail attached.
Dictate your first report →Free to try · browser-based · your templates · clinician-reviewed before saving