You have about 90 seconds to reconnect, and everything you've already said is safe.
Your audio streams to our transcription service in tiny chunks. Each chunk is transcribed within seconds and the resulting text is saved to your visit immediately. Translation: what you've already said is already saved as text, even if your Wi-Fi cuts out the next second.
Your device keeps showing the recording screen. Our server holds the session open for 90 seconds, waiting for you to come back. The moment your Wi-Fi reconnects, the recording resumes from exactly where it left off. Same session, no new visit, no lost transcript.
Resumes from exactly where it left off
The session closes itself gracefully. Everything you said before the drop is already transcribed, saved, and a medical note is generated from that partial recording. You won't lose the visit. You'll just have a shorter one. Open it, review the note, add anything missing manually.
Anything you said during the disconnect. Between when your Wi-Fi died and when your device noticed. Is gone, because it never reached our servers. This is usually a few seconds at most. If you notice a gap, the safest thing is to dictate a quick verbal recap once you reconnect.
Nixi needs an active connection to transcribe. There's no on-device transcription fallback today.
