A Nabla alternative built for therapists
Nabla is an ambient AI assistant built for physicians and other medical clinicians across more than 55 specialties. It works from voice: it can listen to the visit and draft a note from the conversation, or take voice dictation. That works well in a clinic room, but voice-based documentation is a poor fit for many therapy settings, especially home health, pediatrics, and any environment where capturing a session out loud is not practical or wanted.
NoteyDoc takes a summary-first approach: type short treatment details, or speak them after the visit, then review an editable SOAP draft. You do not need to record a full patient session. Spoken input still requires an appropriate, private setting and adherence to your organization's patient-information policies.
Feature comparison
| Category | Comparison | |
|---|---|---|
| Input method | Nabla works from voice, either ambient visit audio or dictation. NoteyDoc works from a short typed summary or an editable short spoken summary. | |
| Who it is built for | Nabla is built for physicians and medical clinicians across 55+ specialties. NoteyDoc is built for occupational, physical, speech, and feeding therapists, including OTA, PTA, and SLPA roles. | |
| Audio | Nabla's workflow is built around the spoken visit. NoteyDoc's SOAP drafting starts from short summaries; short voice notes are optional, not ambient full-session recording. | |
| Where it works | NoteyDoc runs as a browser extension inside web-based EHRs like TherapySync and Devero, plus a website that works on any device. | |
| Speed | NoteyDoc creates a complete SOAP note in under 7 seconds after you type your summary. | |
| Getting started | NoteyDoc lets you create up to 5 complete notes free with no signup and no card. | |
When Nabla makes sense, and when NoteyDoc does
If your workflow depends on capturing the encounter itself, an ambient documentation product may be a better fit. If you are a therapist who prefers to choose the key visit facts, NoteyDoc drafts your SOAP note from a short typed summary or an optional spoken summary.
Try fast SOAP notes built for OT, PT, and SLP
Use NoteyDoc in your browser or install the Chrome extension to document inside the EMR you already use.