
Twofold AI writes clinical notes from live visits, dictation or uploads, with 50+ specialty templates, coding and a BAA on every account. Free week, then $49/month.

Twofold AI, sold as Twofold Health, is an AI medical scribe. It listens to a visit, in the room or over telehealth. Then it writes the clinical note in the format your specialty uses. It is self-serve, with a free week and a signed BAA on every account. That is why therapist and small-practice forums name it as the cheap alternative to enterprise scribes. The site says more than 20,000 clinicians use it.
You capture a visit one of four ways. Record it live, dictate a summary afterwards, type rough notes, or upload an audio file. Twofold transcribes it, separates speakers, and produces a structured note. SOAP, DAP, progress notes, H&P, discharge summaries, referral letters and treatment plans are all templates. The app store listing counts more than 50 formats. Copilot Mode turns one session into several documents at once. A SOAP note, a referral letter and a follow-up email to the patient can come from one visit.
The specialty coverage is wider than most scribes. Beyond primary care and mental health, the templates cover paediatrics, physical and occupational therapy and speech-language pathology. Dietitians, lactation consultants, dentists, aged care and veterinary work have templates too. Notes carry CPT and ICD-10 code suggestions. Patient tracking keeps trends like PHQ-9 scores, weights and blood pressure across visits.
It learns your style. Edits you make feed back into tone, section order and saved phrases, so later notes read more like you. Multi-speaker sessions, such as couples or a parent with a child, are attributed correctly, which several reviewers single out.
Twofold runs in any browser and has iOS and Android apps with cross-device sync. It works with any EHR in the sense that you copy or push the finished note across. The group page lists SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Jane, athenahealth, DrChrono, eClinicalWorks, NextGen and Epic. A medical speech-to-text API is offered separately.
One personal plan and a group tier.
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 for 7 days | full access, unlimited notes, no card |
| Personal | $49 a month billed annually, $19 for the first month | unlimited notes, all templates, coding, tracking, apps, BAA |
| Group | custom | volume pricing, central billing, shared templates, success manager |
The page shows $69 struck through and an annual toggle marked "Save 29%". So $69 is the month-to-month rate and $49 the annual one. There are no per-note or per-minute charges. The first-month offer applies to the annual plan.
Therapists, counsellors and psychiatric nurse practitioners in private practice. The mental health templates and the multi-voice handling are its strongest area. Its own comparison pages are aimed at that market.
Solo and small-group primary care, paediatrics and allied health clinics that cannot buy an enterprise scribe.
Trainees and residents who want clean H&Ps and discharge summaries an attending will sign.
Certification is still in progress. The security page lists SOC 2 Type II as "in progress", while rivals such as Freed AI already hold it. The BAA and HIPAA controls are in place, but a compliance officer will ask.
EHR integration is a handoff, not a sync. "Works with any EHR" means the note goes across by copy or push. There is no chart-level integration of the kind hospital scribes offer.
Independent reviews are thin. The 4.8 from 3,079 reviews is a widget on Twofold's own site. The App Store shows 4.8 from 57 ratings, and Trustpilot has a single review, a complaint about cold sales emails.
The price needs annual commitment. $49 requires paying a year up front; month to month is $69, near the top of the self-serve scribe market.
It is US-first. Data stays on US infrastructure, coding is CPT and ICD-10, and the templates follow US documentation rules. Clinicians elsewhere should check the fit.
The brand is small. "twofold ai" is searched about 1,000 times a month, and a separate company called Twofold sells unrelated software.
Yes, if you run a small practice and write your own notes. A week of unlimited use with no card is the fairest trial in this category. The templates for therapy and allied health are better than the generalist scribes. Compare it with Heidi Health, which has a permanent free tier, and with Freed if you want SOC 2 today. If Twofold's notes sound like you after the week, the annual plan is fair. It gives back about an hour a day.
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