Doctors and healthcare staff
Admin and writing work takes more of a clinician's time than it should. OPTES summarises research with sources, drafts patient-education leaflets for the doctor to review, translates forms and transcribes meeting notes. It is an assistant for administrative and writing tasks only; it does not diagnose or prescribe, and the qualified professional always decides.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
OPTES searches available scientific sources and summarises studies on a question you set, with a link to each source, so you read the original and judge the evidence yourself.
Summarise the most recent published reviews on health education programmes for people with diabetes in primary care, with links to the sources.
It drafts a plain-language leaflet on a topic the doctor chooses, from information the doctor provides. The doctor reviews and edits it before it is handed out.
Draft a plain-language leaflet for patients on preparing for a fasting blood test. I will review it before printing.
It translates registration forms and administrative instructions between Arabic and English, keeping the field order. A qualified colleague reviews the translation before it is used.
Translate this patient registration form from English into Arabic and keep the same order of fields and headings.
It turns a recording of an admin meeting, made with everyone's consent, into minutes with action points and owners, without including any patient-identifying details.
Transcribe this morning's department meeting and list what we agreed as tasks, with the person responsible for each unit.
It reads photos of paper schedules and admin forms, such as duty rotas and supply requests, and turns them into an editable sheet you check before use.
Turn this photo of the handwritten duty rota for this month into a spreadsheet organised by day.
FAQ
OPTES lightens admin and writing work: research summaries with sources, patient leaflet drafts, form translation and meeting transcripts. Clinical work and every decision stay with the doctor and qualified staff.
No. OPTES is an assistant and does not replace a doctor. It does not diagnose, prescribe or make clinical decisions. What it writes are drafts and summaries for the professional to review and decide on.
Remove names, numbers and anything that identifies a patient before sharing any text, and follow your institution's rules and professional obligations. Do not rely on any tool to make your work compliant; that responsibility stays with your institution and you.
Treat them as a starting point only. OPTES gives links to its sources so you can read the original and judge the study's quality yourself, as it can get a figure wrong or miss an important detail.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).