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Help Us Build the Right Thing

A Confidential 3-Minute Survey for Doctors and Practitioners Across India

Dear Doctor, Before anything exists. Before anyone else knows. You are here first. The doctors who answer today will have shaped this from the very beginning. That is a rare thing. With deepest respect, The mNEmon Team founders@mnemon.health Currently building for iPhone/iPad. Android coming soon...

Q1. What is your primary role?

Q2. How much time do you spend on documentation daily — outside
of direct patient time?

Under 30 minutes — not a significant concern

30 to 60 minutes — noticeable but manageable

1 to 2 hours — it genuinely affects my day

More than 2 hours — it is one of my biggest frustrations

Q3. What language do you primarily use during patient consultations?

English only

Primarily English with some Hindi mixed in

Primarily English with regional language mixed in

Primarily Hindi with some English mixed in

Primarily a regional language with some English mixed in

Equal mix of English and another language

Q4. How do you currently handle patient notes?

Type directly into computer during consultation

Write by hand immediately after

Type on phone or computer later

Dictate to staff or assistant

We use the simplest method available — voice notes, basic apps, or single line entries

I am consistently behind on notes

I do not document — time simply does not allow it

I have no reliable system

Q5. How significant is each of these in your daily practice?

	Not an issue	Noticeable	Significant	Major frustration
Time spent writing clinical notes after sessions
Time spent on referral letters and patient summaries
Missing important clinical details in documentation
Reconstructing patient history from memory across visits
Documentation reducing quality time with patients

Q6. Have you ever avoided using a digital tool for clinical notes because of concerns about patient data privacy?

Yes — privacy concerns have stopped me completely from using recording or AI tools

Yes — I use them but with discomfort about patient confidentiality

No — I was not aware this was a concern

No — I trust existing tools with patient data

Q7. What if clinical notes were generated entirely on your iPhone — with no audio ever leaving your device, no server, no cloud, nothing uploaded anywhere?

This completely changes everything for me

This makes me significantly more comfortable

I am still uncertain

Privacy was not my main concern

Q8. Beyond notes — imagine the app remembers every patient, every consultation, every decision made across years of practice.

You could ask:
"What did this patient mention about their symptoms six months ago?"— answered instantly.

All stored privately on your iPhone.Never uploaded anywhere.

How valuable would this be to your practice?

Extremely valuable — this is something I genuinely need

Very valuable — this would change how I practice

Somewhat valuable — a useful addition

Not a priority for me right now

Q9. What would be your biggest concern before using this in your practice?

Patient consent to being recorded

Legal or regulatory risk in my jurisdiction

Recording affecting patient trust and openness

Needing approval from clinic owner or management

Data security despite on-device processing

Accuracy of AI-generated notes

No significant concerns

Q10. What smartphone do you primarily use for work?

iPhone

Android

Both

Other

Q11. Would you be willing to be among the first doctors to trial this
before it launches publicly?

Yes — I would trial it and give honest feedback

Yes — but only after seeing a working demonstration first

Maybe — depends on what I see

No — not at this stage