AI diagnosis assistant — a second opinion on the same screen
Clyno is AI clinic software for doctors in India, and this is its diagnosis assistant — from the symptoms it proposes an assessment, the differentials worth ruling out, and the tests worth ordering. It supports your reasoning. It does not replace it, and it does not diagnose.
Structured clinical reasoning at the point of care
A first impression
It turns the complaints and the patient's history into a clinical impression you can accept, edit or throw away.
Differentials
The other conditions worth keeping in mind, so an obvious one is less likely to be missed on a busy OPD day.
Tests worth ordering
The investigations to consider. Tap to add them to the plan — and send the order to your lab if it uses Clyno Labs.
Inside the consultation
It runs on the consultation screen, so what the scribe hears goes into the assessment without you re-typing it.
Advisory, always
Nothing is applied on its own. The diagnosis and the plan stay the doctor's decision.
The same help on every case
The tenth patient of the morning and the fiftieth of the evening get the assistant working the same way.
Symptoms in, structured plan out
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Capture the complaint
Type the symptoms with duration and severity, or let the AI scribe pick them up from the conversation.
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Get an assessment
Clyno proposes an assessment with differentials and the investigations worth considering.
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Pick what you want
Accept what fits, add the tests you want, and carry it into the prescription copilot for the medicines.
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Sign it
You stay in control. The AI is a second opinion; the decision is yours.
Frequently asked questions
It is decision support, nothing more. From the symptoms and what Clyno knows about the patient, it proposes a likely assessment, the other conditions worth keeping in mind, and the tests worth ordering. It helps you think. It does not diagnose.
No. The diagnosis, the investigations and the treatment are the treating doctor's decision, every time. Nothing the AI proposes enters the record until you accept it.
A likely assessment, the differentials worth ruling out, and the investigations to consider. You can accept any of it into the plan with a tap, edit it, or ignore it completely.
Treat it as a second opinion from someone who has not examined the patient. It has not seen the patient, it only has what has been typed or spoken, and it can be wrong. Use your own judgement. On the prescription side it is paired with allergy, interaction and dose checks, which is a separate safety net.
It sits on the same consultation screen as the scribe and the prescription copilot. Symptoms picked up during the visit go into the assessment, and from there into the prescription — you do not re-enter anything.
Yes. Clyno reads your qualification and specialty, and shows the consult panels for it — the tooth chart for a dentist, per-eye vision and refraction for an eye doctor, growth charts for a paediatrician, chemo cycles for an oncologist. The AI drafts into those same panels.
A second opinion on every case
It suggests; you decide. Try it — first month ₹99.
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