Walk in ready. Walk out clear.
Most people walk into doctor appointments unprepared, leave unsure what they just heard, and never get feedback on how to communicate better next time. Visit Companion fixes all three. It helps you prepare before the visit, stay on track in the room, and leave with a clear record plus private coaching for next time.
Build a smart agenda before the visit starts.
Stay on track in the room with your agenda and live suggested questions.
Leave with a summary, a clinical note, and private coaching for next time.
Visit Companion helps you show up like a partner, not a passenger. It supports the visit, but it does not replace your doctor or medical judgment.
App Store proof
5.0
39 ratings
People are already using MDF to feel more prepared, ask sharper questions, and keep the plan straight after the visit ends.
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Real-time support
See what happens in the room.
Pick a common visit and see how Visit Companion keeps pace with the conversation, explains what the doctor is saying, and surfaces the next question while there is still time to ask it.
What the doctor says
“Your LDL is high enough that I want to start atorvastatin 80 milligrams today and recheck your labs in three months.”
Why this matters: A new prescription and follow-up plan were introduced quickly.
What Visit Companion explains
Your cholesterol is high enough that your doctor wants to start a strong statin now, then repeat bloodwork in three months to see how well it is working.
What it is doing in real time
Tracking your agenda, translating the jargon, and teeing up the follow-up question before the visit moves on.
Questions to ask before you leave
This is only the middle act. Before the visit, your agenda is already built. After the visit, the summary and coaching are waiting for you.
Set Up My Visit CompanionThe full arc
One companion across the whole visit.
Most visit tools handle one slice of the problem. They are a note app, a scribe, or a symptom list. Visit Companion connects the before, during, and after, so the agenda informs the visit, the visit informs the summary, and the summary informs the next conversation.
Before the visit
Tell Visit Companion the specialty, how long the visit is, and what is on your mind. It builds a Must Cover, Should Cover, and Ask If Time agenda scaled to the time you actually have.
During the visit
Hit record with consent, follow your agenda in the room, and get live suggested questions when the doctor introduces a new medication, test, or follow-up.
After the visit
Get a plain-language summary, a clinical SOAP note, your transcript, and private communication feedback that helps you do even better next time.
What makes it different
Not just notes, better visit judgment
Time-aware planning
A rushed follow-up and a long new-patient consult should not get the same agenda. Visit Companion calibrates what to cover to the time you actually have.
Phrasing coaching
It helps you turn vague concerns into specifics, with dates, durations, prior results, and sharper wording doctors can act on.
Longitudinal memory
The visit can feed back into your Notebook, your MDF chat, and your health profile so you do not have to re-explain everything next time.
The part nobody else does
A private communication coach after every visit.
Visit Companion does not just tell you what the doctor said. It helps you notice how you communicated, what landed well, and what you can phrase more clearly next time. That is the difference between having a record and actually getting better at the visit itself.
Protected by default
The coach note is private by default.
It is never included when you share your summary or clinical note.
The tone is encouraging and constructive, not judgmental.
What went well
"You clearly named your top concern in the first 30 seconds. That gave the visit a strong starting point."
Try this next time
Instead of "sometimes my back hurts," try "my back has hurt every morning for six weeks, and it is a 7 out of 10 when I first get out of bed."
Progress over time
"Three visits ago you struggled to cite dates. Today you named exactly when symptoms started. You are getting better at this."
The goal is growth, not grading.
The feedback is encouraging, specific, and built to help patients and caregivers feel more confident walking into the next appointment.
Trust, privacy, and proof
Built for the reality of medical visits.
Patients and caregivers need more than a transcript. They need privacy boundaries, clearer follow-up, and a record that becomes more useful every time it is used.
Why people trust MDF during visits
5.0
39 ratings
View on the App StorePrivate by design
The clinical note is shareable. The coach note is private. You decide what leaves the app.
No audio is ever stored
Keep the transcript, summary, and follow-up questions without keeping the raw recording.
Built for patients and caregivers
The language and workflow work whether you are speaking for yourself or helping a parent, spouse, or child keep up.
App Store review
Modern Medicine!
“My Dr Friend is perfect for when you want to go into a doctor's appointment feeling prepared. If you play "Google doctor" it can be dangerous but My Doctor Friend is a vetted and sophisticated app that isn't going to feed you unnecessary garbage. It has your info and will be able to reference previous chats. And when you do research on your symptoms before a doctor's appointment you can just say "my doctor friend said" and they'll never know lol!”
SandBsMaMa
App Store review
Kidney transplant
“I'm going through a medical review to determine if I'm a suitable donor candidate. After providing medical information, the app identified topics to discuss with the transplant team. Not being a medical professional, it's important to have some insight into appropriate questions to ask. Thank you!”
Reasonable and Rational
Ready for the next appointment
Prepare. Capture. Improve.
Set up Visit Companion before the next appointment so you can walk in with a plan, keep up while the doctor is talking, and leave with a summary plus coaching that makes the next visit even better.