AI Scribe for Handwritten Notes
Turn Paper Charts Into Clean Digital Notes
Still jotting on paper during visits or rounds? Twofold's AI scribe for handwritten notes helps you convert those written pages into polished SOAP or progress notes ready for your EHR, without starting from a blank screen.
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THE SOLUTION
Convert handwritten clinical notes into structured documentation
Twofold helps clinicians keep the speed and flexibility of writing by hand while eliminating the double work of typing everything into the chart later.
From Handwriting To Structured SOAP Notes
Digitize Paper Encounter Forms
Support For Rounds And Bedside Notes
Clean Up Shorthand And Abbreviations
Consistent Formatting Across Providers
Reduce Duplicate Work
HIPAA Compliant Handwritten Note Conversion
EHR Agnostic Output
FROM 3 HOURS TO 5 MINUTES
Manual vs. AI-Powered
Handwritten documentation workflow
Without Twofold
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Writing on paper during visits and retyping everything later ✕
Spending nights decoding your own handwriting into the EHR ✕
Risk of missing details when recopying notes from memory ✕
Inconsistent documentation quality when the day is busy With Twofold AI Scribe for Handwritten Notes
✓
Handwritten notes converted into drafts in minutes ✓
Less time spent re entering data into the chart ✓
More complete notes because you capture details once at the point of care ✓
A consistent digital format even when you jot by hand Built for clinicians who still think fastest with pen and paper
Twofold supports those who sketch, scribble, and outline on paper first but still need reliable digital records in the EHR.
Clinic and group practices
Help paper first clinicians move their handwritten notes into the shared EHR without slowing them down.
Independent and concierge clinicians
Keep using index cards, notebooks, or paper charts while AI handles the transition to digital documentation.
Hospital and bedside teams
Capture quick written notes on rounds or at the bedside, then convert them into full notes when back at a computer.
Specialists and proceduralists
Document consults, procedures, and follow ups that are often captured on paper in the moment of care.Clinicians keep writing by hand and still finish digital notes on time
I think on paper during visits. Twofold lets me keep that habit and still end the day with my EHR notes done.
Dr. Stevens
Internal Medicine Physician
I used to spend hours retyping what I wrote on paper. Now my handwritten notes become usable drafts in a few minutes.
Dr. Green
Pediatrician
In the hospital I jot things quickly on rounds. Twofold helps me turn those scribbles into admission notes and progress notes without starting from zero.
Dr. Ali
Hospitalist
I like sketching findings and phrases on a pad. Having an AI scribe for handwritten notes means my documentation keeps up with how I actually work.
Dr. Park
Cardiology Specialist
I think on paper during visits. Twofold lets me keep that habit and still end the day with my EHR notes done.
Dr. Stevens
Internal Medicine Physician
I used to spend hours retyping what I wrote on paper. Now my handwritten notes become usable drafts in a few minutes.
Dr. Green
Pediatrician
In the hospital I jot things quickly on rounds. Twofold helps me turn those scribbles into admission notes and progress notes without starting from zero.
Dr. Ali
Hospitalist
I like sketching findings and phrases on a pad. Having an AI scribe for handwritten notes means my documentation keeps up with how I actually work.
Dr. Park
Cardiology Specialist
I think on paper during visits. Twofold lets me keep that habit and still end the day with my EHR notes done.
Dr. Stevens
Internal Medicine Physician
I used to spend hours retyping what I wrote on paper. Now my handwritten notes become usable drafts in a few minutes.
Dr. Green
Pediatrician
In the hospital I jot things quickly on rounds. Twofold helps me turn those scribbles into admission notes and progress notes without starting from zero.
Dr. Ali
Hospitalist
I like sketching findings and phrases on a pad. Having an AI scribe for handwritten notes means my documentation keeps up with how I actually work.
Dr. Park
Cardiology Specialist
I think on paper during visits. Twofold lets me keep that habit and still end the day with my EHR notes done.
Dr. Stevens
Internal Medicine Physician
I used to spend hours retyping what I wrote on paper. Now my handwritten notes become usable drafts in a few minutes.
Dr. Green
Pediatrician
In the hospital I jot things quickly on rounds. Twofold helps me turn those scribbles into admission notes and progress notes without starting from zero.
Dr. Ali
Hospitalist
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FAQs
It is a documentation tool that helps clinicians turn handwritten visit notes, paper charts, and forms into structured digital documentation that can be pasted into an EHR.
No. You can work with scanned pages, photos of notes, or typed transcriptions of your handwriting. Twofold focuses on turning the content into a well organized note.
Yes. Twofold produces a draft from your handwritten content and you remain in control. You can edit wording so the finished note matches your voice and reasoning.
Twofold encrypts protected health information in transit and at rest, operates under a signed BAA, and is designed for use with identifiable clinical data.
Yes. Twofold can ease the transition by letting clinicians who still prefer paper capture notes as they always have, while leadership gets consistent digital documentation in the EHR.
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Our technology is HIPAA-compliant, uses industry best practices, and doesn't store patient recordings.
