Flash / Platform features
A digital prescription app that writes from the visit, not from memory
Flash is a digital prescription app that turns the consultation into a finished, printable prescription in seconds. Every prescription stays attached to the patient's record — searchable later, visible alongside reports and history, and never lost in a carbon copy book.
Prescriptions created inside the visit
In Flash, a prescription is not a separate document typed after the fact. The visit captures vitals, complaints, medicines, tests, files, payment, and follow-up as one encounter, and the prescription is created from that same work. What you decided during the consultation is what lands on the prescription — no re-entering, no transcription errors between a rough note and a final slip.
The doctor's thinking and the prescription are one act, not two. And because the prescription is born from the encounter, it always agrees with the record behind it.
Printable, in the format patients expect
Digital only works if the paper at the end looks right. Prescriptions in Flash are printable, so the patient still leaves with a familiar, readable document — it just took seconds to produce, and a copy already lives in the record.
That copy is the quiet benefit. The printed page serves the patient today; the stored prescription serves the doctor on every visit after. There is no booklet to keep, no duplicate to file, and no fading carbon copy standing between you and an old decision.
Every prescription searchable later
The carbon copy book cannot answer questions. Flash prescriptions can. Because each one stays attached to the patient, you can look back at what was prescribed on any past visit — which medicines were tried, at what point, alongside the complaints and reports that drove the decision.
When a patient calls asking about an old prescription, the answer is a search away, not a storage room away. Flash's AI can also answer questions across that history when memory is not enough.
Old paper prescriptions become history too
A patient's prescription history did not start with your software. Flash stores images of old prescriptions — brought in on paper or photographed and sent over WhatsApp — inside the same record. The digital prescriptions you create from now on and the paper ones from before sit on one timeline.
For chronic patients especially, the full medication arc — not just the latest page — is what safe prescribing depends on. New prescriptions and old paper ones finally tell one continuous story.
AI drafts, the doctor signs off
If you still write notes by hand, snap the page and Flash's AI builds a finished visit draft — medicines included — from your handwriting. The AI only drafts and suggests. You review, edit, accept, or ignore before anything becomes a prescription or part of the record.
Speed comes from the AI; the decisions stay with the doctor. It is the pace of dictation with the safety of a record you checked yourself — nothing reaches the patient or the file without your name behind it.
Frequently asked questions
What is a digital prescription app?
A digital prescription app creates prescriptions on a device instead of a paper pad, keeping a searchable copy in the patient's record. Flash creates prescriptions from the visit itself, prints them for the patient, and stores them on the patient timeline.
Can I print prescriptions from Flash?
Yes. Prescriptions created in Flash are printable, so patients leave with a familiar document while a searchable copy stays in the record automatically.
Can I search a patient's past prescriptions?
Yes. Every prescription is attached to the patient timeline and searchable later. You can also store images of older paper prescriptions — including ones sent over WhatsApp — in the same record.
Does the AI write prescriptions automatically?
The AI builds drafts — for example, from a photo of your handwritten note — but it never finalizes anything on its own. Doctors review, edit, accept, or ignore every draft before it becomes part of care.
See Flash in action
Record consultations, prescriptions, reports, and follow-ups in one place — then turn patient history into a clear clinical story.
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