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In a 2025 national survey, Australian patients said what they value most is being listened to, not rushed, and having things explained in simpler language. They asked for "something to read afterwards." After your consultation, Briefly creates a plain-English summary of what was discussed, including your diagnosis, treatment plan, and next steps. Medical jargon is translated into language you can understand and act on.

Yes. Patients told the NAB Health Survey one of the things they value most is being "in control of my healthcare." Briefly puts that control in your hands — securely share your appointment summary with family members, caregivers, or other healthcare providers. You control who sees your information and can revoke access at any time.

Your data is encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit. Briefly never shares your health information with third parties. You can export or delete your data at any time.

Your first recording is free with no account required. After that, Briefly offers affordable patient plans so you can continue understanding your healthcare journey.

Yes. With your clinician's permission, you can use Briefly to record your consultation and receive a plain-English summary afterward. Always obtain consent before recording.

Your plain-English summary is ready within 60 seconds of your recording ending. You'll see your diagnosis, treatment plan, medications, and next steps clearly explained — no medical jargon.

Not for your first recording. You can try Briefly with a free practice run — no sign-up required. To save your summaries, share with caregivers, or access your history, you can create a free account in seconds.

Every consultation summary includes three key takeaways — the most important things to remember from your appointment. You can share these with family or caregivers using a simple link.