Articulation from A to Z, DraftIQ
For Communication + Swallowing Professionals

Clinical documentation,

backed by intelligence.

DraftIQ turns structured clinical inputs into a first draft you can review, refine, and sign off. Built for communication and swallowing professionals. Every clinical decision stays with the clinician.

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Clinicians and students on the pilot waitlist
Articulation
Available for pilot
SOAP
Available for pilot
AR / EN
Bilingual by design
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Where we start
Articulation DiagnosticCase HistoryOral Motor ExaminationArticulation ResultsError AnalysisIntelligibility RatingClinical ImpressionRecommendationsExport to PDFStructured InputsClinical ProseSOAPLive PreviewCopy & ExportPhoneme AccuracyVersion HistoryArticulation DiagnosticCase HistoryOral Motor ExaminationArticulation ResultsError AnalysisIntelligibility RatingClinical ImpressionRecommendationsExport to PDFStructured InputsClinical ProseSOAPLive PreviewCopy & ExportPhoneme AccuracyVersion History

Communication and swallowing clinicians spend hours documenting work no software was designed to support.

Templates organize information. Generic AI generates text. Neither understands rehabilitation documentation.

Blank page, again.

Burden

The session is done. The notes are in your head. Now comes the part nobody trained you for: writing a full report from a blank page.

Report after report. The same cognitive work that never gets easier.

Inconsistent every time.

Consistency

Your last report reads differently from the one before it. The structure shifts. The phrasing changes. Section order varies.

Without a consistent structure, every report is a judgment call. Supervisors flag it. You rewrite it. The cycle repeats.

The terminology trap.

Language

You know what you observed. Translating clinical observations into formal written language, accurately and consistently, is a skill in itself.

Students struggle. Even senior clinicians slow down. The gap between clinical thinking and clinical writing is real.

After hours. Again.

Burnout

Reports don't get written during sessions. They get written after hours, when cognitive bandwidth is at its lowest.

Documentation is one of the top drivers of clinician burnout. The problem isn't skill. It's the tools.

This isn't a skill problem.
It's a workflow problem.

A daily reality for clinicians, students, and supervisors, not because they lack ability, but because no tool was built for the way communication and swallowing documentation actually works.

Clinical documentation,
backed by intelligence.

DraftIQ turns structured clinical inputs into a first draft the clinician reviews and refines. Every clinical decision stays with you. Review before finalizing.

Write every report from a blank page
Structured inputs compose a first draft the clinician reviews and approves
Hours per report
A first draft in minutes, ready for clinician review
Different structure every time
Consistent 11-section structure, every report, every clinician
Hunt for the right clinical phrasing
Standardized clinical language, composed from your structured inputs
Guess at recommendations
Select from structured recommendation options built for communication and swallowing practice
Lose your work between sessions
Saved report versions preserve every draft across drafting, review, and finalization
Clinician using DraftIQ on tablet

Structured inputs.
A first draft, ready for review.

Enter what you observed. DraftIQ composes a first draft for you to review, edit, and approve.

Four steps.
One first draft.

DraftIQ composes the first draft. The clinician reviews, refines, and signs off.

01

Enter case details

Patient info, referral reason, and case history through structured chip-based inputs. No long-form writing.

02

Select structured inputs

Oral motor findings, phoneme errors, intelligibility range. Every step guided by the Articulation Knowledge Engine.

03

See the draft compose

A first draft composes in real time as you enter each input. Every sentence is yours to edit.

04

Review before finalizing

Preview the draft. Edit any sentence. Approve, copy, or export to PDF. Every version is saved.

Built for how communication and swallowing care
actually works.

From first-year students to senior clinicians. Every role in the communication and swallowing world has a place in DraftIQ.

Communication and Swallowing Clinicians
Practising clinicians

Communication and Swallowing Clinicians

Structured workflows and a knowledge engine that compose standardized report drafts. Every clinical decision stays yours.

  • Articulation Diagnostic workflow, live-composing report
  • SOAP workflow with live preview and autosave
  • Saved report versions across every draft
  • AR / EN phoneme pairing built in
Students and Interns
Clinical placements and programs

Students and Interns

Learn documentation the way it's actually done. Draft the report. Send for supervisor review. Finalize after cosign.

  • Author reports supervisors can review before finalization
  • Structured workflow teaches the report shape
  • Version history preserves the full drafting process
  • Guided chip-based inputs, not blank pages
Clinical Supervisors
Mentors and clinical educators

Clinical Supervisors

Review, approve, and cosign student-authored reports. Every version and supervisor decision recorded.

  • Cosign workflow built into every student report
  • Saved versions of every draft, preserved for traceability
  • One consistent report shape across your team
  • Supervisor decisions recorded on every cosign
Early Access Open · Application-based

Less time documenting.
More time for care.

Early Access is application-based. We onboard a limited number of clinicians and clinics each cycle so we can support each partner properly.

Application-based · Limited onboarding

  • Early Access to Articulation Diagnostic and SOAP workflows
  • Onboarding support from the DraftIQ team
  • Priority input on what we build next
  • A direct line to the team for feedback and requests

Join Early Access

Requests reviewed within a few working days.