TransMedIQ

TransMedIQ addresses one of the most persistent pain points in clinical practice: the time doctors spend typing notes instead of talking with patients. The extension captures a doctor–patient conversation and analyzes its content, then generates a structured SOAP note covering the subjective complaint, objective findings, assessment and plan. Instead of dictating into a blank template, a clinician gets a pre-filled draft that only needs review and light editing before it enters the chart.

The extension is published on the Chrome Web Store by Ciptain Lab, an independent developer, and is distributed as a free browser add-on rather than a full electronic health record suite. It is a young product — version 1.0, first published in mid-2025 — with a small install base and its listing text is written in Indonesian, suggesting an early focus on Indonesian-speaking clinicians.

Because it is a browser extension, there is no heavy client to deploy: install it from the Chrome Web Store, open it during an encounter, and let it draft the note. Like any AI-assisted medical documentation tool, output should always be reviewed by a qualified clinician before it is signed, and practices handling protected health information should verify local privacy and consent requirements first.