SCOOTER
Scoot through your shift
Shift workflow plus SOAP notes for vets - and the only vet app on the Apple Watch. Dictate a SOAP from your wrist mid-shift, and it is written by the time you reach a computer.
Scoot through your shift
Shift workflow plus SOAP notes for vets - and the only vet app on the Apple Watch. Dictate a SOAP from your wrist mid-shift, and it is written by the time you reach a computer.
The only vet app on the wrist
Push to talk on your Apple Watch while your hands stay on the patient. Scooter turns what you said into a structured SOAP note, ready the next time you sit down - so you are not walking back to a workstation or typing between cases.
Created by a vet working real emergency and relief shifts - so it fits the chaos, the interruptions, and the never-forget-anything pressure of the floor.
Dictate mid-exam on the Apple Watch or phone. Scooter structures it into a clean SOAP note you can review, edit, and copy in seconds.
Follow every patient from check-in to discharge. Swipe between departments, check off tasks instantly, and never let a critical step slip through the cracks.
Capture X-rays, lab results, and patient photos right on your phone - private, tagged, and searchable. No more juggling browser windows on a shared workstation.
Active, Critical, Inpatient, Archive - color-coded status badges let you filter and triage your whole patient load in one look.
The AI scribes charge like enterprise software. Scooter doesn't. Free to start, and Pro is a flat, honest price.
A full year of Scooter Pro costs less than one month of the alternatives.
"Finally, an app that understands the chaos of emergency veterinary medicine. Scooter keeps our team organized and makes sure no patient falls through the cracks during a busy shift."- Dr. JP, Emergency Veterinarian
Scooter wasn't made by a software company guessing at what clinics need. It was built by a practicing relief vet with 30 years in the room - through the paper checklists, the SOAP notes written at midnight, and the constant fear of forgetting the one thing that mattered.
Every feature exists because a shift needed it. That's the whole difference.
