Ambient documentation
Nabla listens to the exchange with the patient and writes a report from what was said.
Nabla is a documentation assistant for caregivers. During the consultation, it listens to the exchange with the patient, then writes a report that the professional reviews, corrects, and approves. It also does medical dictation and proposes ICD-10 codes that the physician accepts or changes. The vendor’s page displays HDS-certified hosting.
Nabla has a free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Professional offer, quote on request. Prices checked on October 20, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Who it’s for: physicians, care teams, and institutions that spend a lot of time writing reports.
Nabla listens to the exchange with the patient and writes a report from what was said.
Voice recognition for dictating a letter or a note. The page says it integrates with all patient records and practice management software.
The tool proposes ICD-10 codes that the physician approves or adjusts. The page also mentions coding of procedures.
Also
The page read publishes no price.
| Plan | Price | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Professional offer Recommended to start | Quote on request | Practitioners, practices, and institutions |
A free trial, according to the vendor’s page. Its length is not stated there.
Start with the free trial using a role-played consultation, then ask for a quote that specifies the hosting, the retention period, and the medical device status.
Your data. Nabla displays HDS hosting and says it keeps no copy of the audio and does not train its models on health data.
What it does less well
For dictation that can run on your computer, with no internet.
To transcribe a recording on your Mac without sending the file.
For team meetings with no patient data, hosted in Europe.
Professional offer: quote on request. Prices checked on October 20, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Yes. A free trial, according to the vendor’s page. Its length is not stated there.
Nabla displays HDS hosting and says it keeps no copy of the audio and does not train its models on health data.
Superwhisper: For dictation that can run on your computer, with no internet. MacWhisper: To transcribe a recording on your Mac without sending the file. Noota: For team meetings with no patient data, hosted in Europe.
Page checked on October 20, 2026. Brands are named to identify the tools. No affiliation.