Clinical workflow AI · Built in Abuja

The Nigerian doctor’s missing hour.

Cassia transcribes consultations, generates SOAP notes, and surfaces differential diagnoses calibrated for West African disease patterns. So the hour after your shift can be spent differently.

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6,800 consultations documented in beta

01 — Transcribe

Speak the consultation. Read the note.

Dictate during the consultation or afterwards — Cassia returns a structured SOAP note in under sixty seconds. Anything not said is marked Not documented, never invented.

consultation_0642 · generated in 48sconfidence 0.86

SUBJECTIVE   Fever ×4 days, intermittent, worse at night.
             Headache, generalised body pain. Vomited ×2.
             Incomplete OTC course of artemether-lumefantrine.

OBJECTIVE    T 38.6°C · BP 118/76 · P 96
             Chest clear. Mild splenic tip palpable.

ASSESSMENT   Uncomplicated P. falciparum malaria (B50.9)
             DDx: typhoid fever (A01.0), viral syndrome (B34.9)
             [REVIEW: prior partial ACT course]

PLAN         AL 80/480 mg PO BD ×3/7 with food (full 6-dose course)
             Paracetamol 1 g PO 8-hourly PRN, max 4 g/day
             MP test + FBC · Review in 3/7 or sooner if not
             tolerating fluids

02 — Diagnose

A differential that knows where your patient lives.

Ranked differentials weighted for Nigerian and West African prevalence — malaria before mononucleosis, typhoid before Crohn’s — with the evidence for and against each one.

01high

Uncomplicated P. falciparum malaria

B50.9

Intermittent fever worse at night
Headache and generalised body pain
Palpable splenic tip
Holoendemic transmission setting

02moderate

Typhoid (enteric) fever

A01.0

Stepwise fever with vomiting
Endemic setting

03low

Viral syndrome

B34.9

Self-limiting fever pattern possible

03 — Check

Checked against the medicines Nigerians actually take.

The interaction checker runs against the Nigerian Essential Medicines List and common brand formulations — Coartem, Ciprotab, Augmentin — not just generic names from a foreign database.

check artemether-lumefantrine × ciprofloxacin

artemether-lumefantrine×ciprofloxacin

major

Both agents prolong the QT interval; co-administration compounds the risk of torsades de pointes, particularly with electrolyte disturbance from vomiting.

Avoid combination where possible. If typhoid cover is essential, use ceftriaxone instead of ciprofloxacin, or obtain a baseline ECG and correct potassium/magnesium first.

6,800

consultations documented

pilot facilities

ICD-10 chapters covered

74%

time saving (pilot average)

Built by clinicians and engineers who got tired of the same problem.

Dr. Amara Nwosu

CEO & Co-founder

Seven years as a medical officer in Abuja public health before deciding to fix the tool problem instead of writing another study about it.

“Every extra hour a doctor spends on paperwork is an hour taken from a patient. That trade-off is visible and measurable. We built Cassia to take that trade-off off the table.”

Ifeanyi Eze

CTO & Co-founder

Platform engineering at Flutterwave, then two years building telemedicine. Deep in low-latency audio and healthcare APIs.

“The hard part is not the AI. It is making the AI work on a 2G connection, on a two-year-old Android, in a room with background noise from a hospital ward. That is the actual product.”

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I stopped taking notes home. That sentence would not have been true any evening of the last nine years.

Senior Registrar, Federal Medical Centre Abuja (beta participant)

Pricing

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Clinic

Free

2 clinicians · 50 consultations/month · SOAP notes

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Practice

₦65,000/mo

10 clinicians · unlimited notes · diagnosis + drug checker

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Hospital

₦210,000/mo

50 clinicians · EHR API · audit trail · team admin

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