Both hands on the patient. The note writes itself.
Vestibular consults are physical, fast-moving and impossible to document mid-manoeuvre. Quicka records the session, captures VNG eye-camera clips during the exam, drafts the note in your assessment structure, tracks the DHI, and puts the rehab program on the patient's phone.
Scribe, VNG capture, DHI and rehab available today · AI eye-movement naming in early access
S/E:
3/52 episodic vertigo, seconds-long spells on rolling in bed and looking up.
No hearing change, no aural fullness. Falls risk: 1 near-miss.
O/E:
Dix-Hallpike (R): positive. Latent onset, torsional up-beating nystagmus, ~20s, fatigable.
Oculomotor screen: smooth pursuit and saccades unremarkable.
Treatment:
Epley manoeuvre (R posterior canal) ×2, symptoms settling after second repetition.
Plan:
Review 1/52. Brandt-Daroff HEP issued to phone. DHI sent for baseline.
Hands-free notes
Your hands are on the patient's head, not a keyboard. The consult documents itself for your review.
VNG capture
Record eye-camera clips during the consult, protocol-tagged and attached to the note. Available now with a compatible goggle.
DHI, tracked
Baseline and follow-up Dizziness Handicap Inventory, scored and charted automatically.
Rehab on their phone
Gaze stabilisation, habituation and balance work delivered as a program patients can follow.
VNG capture
Available nowCapture the nystagmus while your hands stay on the patient.
Record eye-camera clips during the live consult, hands-free, with the camera in picture-in-picture while you dictate. Tag each clip from a built-in manoeuvre library, and every clip attaches to the session and replays with your own narration. An optional AI observation names what it sees for you to verify, in early access.
- Record during positional and treatment manoeuvres, hands-free, camera in picture-in-picture
- Protocol library built in: Dix-Hallpike, Supine Roll, Epley, Semont, BBQ roll and more
- Replay each clip with your narration and the transcript line you said during it
- Clips feed the note as performed procedures; you verify before anything is added
Said during this clip
[12:34]Dix-Hallpike right, watch the up-beat torsional, latency about four seconds.
Up-beating nystagmus with a torsional component, settling after roughly 20 seconds.
One card per clip in note review. Names what it sees, never a condition, canal or measurement. You verify before it enters the note.
Outcomes
Show the dizziness getting better.
The Dizziness Handicap Inventory is built into Quicka's outcome-measure engine. Send it to the patient's phone at baseline and on your review cadence. Scores chart themselves, and the trend is ready for your progress letters.
- DHI sent by SMS or email, completed on the patient's phone
- Automatic scoring, charted per patient over time
- Repeat cadence you control: fixed weeks or plan milestones
- Results feed letters and reports, not another spreadsheet
Dizziness Handicap Inventory
Robert Ellery · 4 measures over 6 weeks
Sent to the patient's phone on your cadence. Scored automatically, charted per patient, ready for the progress letter.
Rehab programs
Habituation only works if they do it.
Prescribe gaze stabilisation, Brandt-Daroff and balance work as a structured program on the patient's phone, with dosage and plain-language instructions. Built from what you said in the consult, adjusted in seconds.
- Program drafted from the consult transcript
- Dosage, holds and progressions per exercise
- Patients tick off sessions; you see engagement
- Branded to your clinic, no app store required
Your program · Week 1
Vestibular rehab
Gaze stabilisation — VOR ×1
Brandt-Daroff
Standing balance — foam
Built from the consult
Say the exercises out loud in the session. The draft program is waiting when you finish.
No app install
Opens in the browser under your clinic's name, on any phone.
The rest of Quicka
Your Tuesday isn't all vertigo.
Most vestibular caseloads are mixed. The same Quicka that writes up the Epley writes up the shoulder consult after it, sends the GP letters, and chases the no-shows.
On the right side of the line.
Eye video and AI near a vestibular assessment carry real responsibility. Quicka is built to stay documentation, not diagnosis.
Names what it sees, never diagnoses
The optional AI describes plane and fast-phase direction only. It never names a condition, canal or mechanism, and states no measurements.
You own the record
Nothing auto-writes to the note. You review each clip and observation and verify it into your Objective, as your words.
Australian hosted, onshore AI
Clips are stored in Australia, and the naming model runs in-region in Sydney. It cannot route offshore.
Clips are clinical evidence
Recordings are kept with the session, not auto-purged, and captured with patient consent as part of your workflow.
Questions vestibular clinicians ask.
Do I need special hardware for VNG capture?+
Yes. VNG capture records from an eye camera or VNG goggle that your computer sees as a standard camera. Quicka drives it during the consult and attaches the clips to the note. A laptop webcam is not enough for infrared eye footage.
Does the AI diagnose the vertigo?+
No. The optional AI observation names only what it can see, the plane and fast-phase direction of the movement. It never names a condition, canal or mechanism, and it states no measurements. You verify it and stay the author of the note, and it is off by default.
Is this a medical device?+
The capture and documentation tooling records what you observe; you make every assessment and treatment decision. The AI naming is deliberately kept to observation rather than interpretation, so the product stays on the documentation side of the line.
Where are the eye-movement clips stored?+
In Australia, encrypted, kept with the consultation session as clinical evidence rather than auto-deleted. When AI naming is enabled, the model also runs in-region in Sydney and cannot route offshore.
Does it replace my VNG goggles or ENG system?+
No. Quicka records from the goggle you already use and keeps the clip beside the note, your narration and the transcript. It is the documentation layer around your hardware, not a replacement for it.
Bring the whole vertigo consult into one workspace.
Scribe, VNG capture, DHI tracking and rehab programs work today. Add the AI eye-movement naming in early access when you are ready.
Works with a compatible eye camera or VNG goggle · Australian hosted · You verify every note