Noteless AI Medical Documentation

Noteless is a Norwegian healthtech company founded in October 2023, with offices in Oslo, Bergen, Copenhagen and Amsterdam. It addresses the paperwork burden on clinicians, who spend a large part of their day writing patient notes.

The product is an AI assistant for medical documentation. It uses real-time speech recognition and natural language processing to turn doctor-patient conversations into structured notes placed in the correct fields for review. It targets doctors, physiotherapists and clinics, and is reported to serve about 3,000 clinicians across Norway, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK.

• Real-time transcription: converts consultation speech into text during the visit.
• Structured notes: identifies key medical information and places it in the correct fields.
• Multi-language support: works with several European languages.
• Clinician review: notes are presented for quick editing before they are saved.
• Mobile use: runs on a smartphone with an internet connection.
• Free trial: new users can test the product before subscribing.

Private hospital chains and outpatient clinics could use it to shorten note writing after consultations. Physiotherapy and specialist clinics could use it to standardise records. Pilots would require Vietnamese language support.

Reduces manual note writing, with the company claiming savings of up to two hours per day. Notes arrive structured and sorted into the right fields for quick review. A free trial is available. The company states the product is CE-marked as a medical device and ISO-certified.

Ambient AI scribes are one of the fastest-growing healthcare AI categories as clinician burnout and administrative load rise. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, crowded outpatient clinics and growing private hospital chains create similar demand, although local-language support would be needed.

Founded October 2023, offices in Oslo, Bergen, Copenhagen and Amsterdam. EUR 3.5 million seed round announced November 2025. Partners listed include Innovasjon Norge, CGM XMO and Unicare.