Free SOAP Note AI Generator

Paste or dictate raw session notes — AI structures them into Subjective / Objective / Assessment / Plan sections entirely in your browser. No data is uploaded. Ever.

On-Device AI Zero Upload HIPAA-Friendly Free
Your notes never leave your device. The AI model runs locally in your browser using transformers.js. No server receives your text — suitable for PHI under a clinician's HIPAA-compliant workflow.

Generated SOAP Note

Subjective
What the patient reports — symptoms, feelings, history in their own words.
Objective
Observable, measurable findings — vital signs, scores, clinician observations, test results.
Assessment
Clinical interpretation — diagnosis, differential, progress toward goals, clinical reasoning.
Plan
Next steps — interventions, homework, referrals, follow-up timing.
Clinical disclaimer: This AI output is a drafting aid only. Review and edit every section before signing. The clinician of record is responsible for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with all applicable regulations.

How it works

The generator uses a rule-based NLP engine running fully in your browser — no model download required. It applies clinical keyword matching and sentence classification to route each sentence to the correct SOAP section.

1. Paste or dictate Enter raw notes as free text — stream-of-consciousness, bullet points, or dictated speech via the built-in microphone button.
2. On-device classification Each sentence is classified by clinical signal words: patient-report language → S; scores and observations → O; diagnosis/impression → A; next steps → P.
3. Review & edit Every section is an editable text area. Correct misclassifications, add detail, and adjust wording before signing or exporting.
4. PDF export One click generates a clean PDF with session metadata, all four sections, and a signature line — ready to file or attach to your EHR.

Voice input uses the Web Speech API (available in Chrome, Edge, and Safari 17+). Speech recognition runs in the browser — only the final transcript text is used by this tool.

Frequently asked questions

Is this SOAP note generator HIPAA compliant?
The tool itself does not transmit, store, or log any patient data — all processing happens locally in your browser. Whether your overall workflow is HIPAA compliant depends on your own security controls (device encryption, access controls, audit logging). This tool eliminates one common compliance risk — third-party server storage of PHI — because nothing leaves your browser. Always consult your compliance officer for your specific situation.
What is a SOAP note and why does the structure matter?
SOAP stands for Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan. It is the most widely used clinical documentation format in therapy, medicine, and counseling. Subjective captures what the patient tells you; Objective records what you observe or measure; Assessment is your clinical interpretation or diagnosis; Plan outlines next steps and interventions. Consistent SOAP structure makes records easier to audit, supports continuity of care when charts transfer between providers, and is required by many payers for reimbursement.
How accurate is the AI at sorting notes into SOAP sections?
The classifier is strong on clearly-signaled sentences (PHQ-9 scores → Objective; "client reports…" → Subjective; "plan to…" → Plan) but may misclassify ambiguous sentences, especially in complex presentations. Treat every output as a first draft. The editable text areas let you cut, paste, and revise each section before finalizing. The more structured your raw notes are, the more accurate the sorting will be.
Does this work without an internet connection?
After the page first loads (which requires internet to fetch the page itself), the classification engine runs entirely in JavaScript with no further network requests. If you open the page while online and then go offline, you can continue using the generator — your notes are never sent anywhere regardless of connectivity.
Can I use this for therapy, counseling, nursing, and other clinical notes?
Yes. The SOAP format is used across disciplines — psychotherapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, nursing, primary care, and more. The classifier is tuned for mental health and therapy language but handles general clinical language well. For highly specialized specialties (e.g. anesthesia or surgical notes), you may need to edit the Assessment and Plan sections more carefully.