Yetu

The Yetu product

Capture the conversation. Keep the clinician in control.

Yetu is building a wearable and AI documentation companion that turns spoken clinical encounters into structured, review-ready records. It is designed around real clinical movement and keeps the responsible clinician in control of every final record.

One encounterFour simple steps
  1. 01Start captureOne deliberate action
  2. 02Speak naturallyStay present in the room
  3. 03Review the draftClear, structured and editable
  4. 04Approve the recordUse it when it is ready

Designed outcomeLess reconstruction after the encounter, with a clearer path to a complete record.

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN STUDY
Illustrative white clinician pendant with a central control and lanyard
Proposed form factor. A compact interaction designed to stay close to the work.
Why wearable

Documentation should fit the encounter, not interrupt it.

The wearable gives the clinician a simple, visible way to control capture without repeatedly reaching for a phone or breaking the rhythm of care.

Stay present
Reduce device handling during hands-busy clinical work.
Make intent visible
Use a clear physical action and state in the room.
Keep the encounter moving
Fit documentation around the clinical interaction.
The Yetu difference

A serious product, designed to feel simple.

Deep technology should remove friction, not ask a clinical team to understand the machinery behind it.

  1. 01

    Purpose-built to be worn

    A compact product experience that stays close to the clinician and the work.

  2. 02

    Ready for real clinical settings

    Designed around movement, interruptions and the realities of everyday care.

  3. 03

    Intelligence with clinical context

    Built to support selected clinical language and familiar document formats.

  4. 04

    Clinician-led from start to finish

    The responsible clinician reviews and approves every final record.

The difference

Yetu is not simply a recorder or another transcription screen. It is a clinical documentation experience designed around the people who use it.

Useful outputs

One encounter can support the documents clinicians already use.

The document experience is designed to adapt to the workflow while keeping review and approval in one familiar path.

01

Consultation notes

A structured account of the complaint, findings, assessment and plan.

02

Progress notes

A clear view of change, response, pending actions and next steps.

03

Procedure narratives

An ordered record of indication, sequence, findings and instructions.

04

Episode summaries

Important findings and interventions connected across approved encounters.

Talk to Yetu

Could this fit your clinical workflow?

Tell us where documentation consumes attention today. We will explore whether Yetu can be shaped around a useful, measurable workflow in your setting.