Documentation eats hours that should belong to patients. Catat is an AI medical scribe built for Malaysian clinicians: it listens to the consultation the way it actually happens, in Manglish, Bahasa Malaysia, or English, and turns it into a structured clinical note, an MC, and a patient letter. Built by Purple Playhouse, and in daily clinical use.
Catat (getcatat.com) is an AI medical scribe built in Malaysia, for Malaysian clinicians. It records a consultation in Manglish, Bahasa Malaysia, or English and turns it into a structured clinical note, along with supporting documents like an MC and a patient letter, so doctors spend less time typing and more time with patients.
It is a product of Purple Playhouse (Purple Playhouse Sdn. Bhd., Kuala Lumpur), and it is in active daily use in a Malaysian paediatric practice. Purple Playhouse is a marketing and product studio, not a medical provider; Catat is a documentation tool that supports clinicians, and the treating doctor remains responsible for every note.
Three steps, about a minute, no keyboard.
Speak naturally, in Manglish, Bahasa Malaysia, or English.
AI turns the conversation into a clean clinical note in under a minute.
Review, sign, done. A complete, contemporaneous record every visit.
Every consultation ends with the same tax: writing it up. Notes, an MC, a letter for the next clinician. It is the work that keeps doctors at the desk long after the last patient has left, and it is the first thing that suffers when the clinic is busy.
Global AI scribes exist, but almost all of them are trained on American English and American charts. They stumble on how a Malaysian consultation actually sounds. Catat starts from the opposite end: built here, for how clinics in Malaysia really run.
Less admin, without changing how you consult.
Record the consult and Catat turns it into a structured clinical note, ready for you to review and sign.
Built for Manglish, Bahasa Malaysia, and English, the way consultations here actually sound.
Beyond the note, Catat helps produce the supporting documents a visit generates, like an MC and a patient letter.
Purpose-built extras for paediatric practice, including WHO growth percentiles.
Turn a no-show into a one-tap WhatsApp follow-up with a rebooking link, so patients do not fall through.
Made by a Malaysian team, shaped by real clinic use, with people you can actually reach.
Because a scribe is only as good as its ear. A tool trained on American accents and American paperwork does not understand a consult that slips between English, Bahasa Malaysia, and Manglish in a single sentence, and it does not know what an MC or a Malaysian patient letter should look like.
Catat is built around exactly that. Same core benefit as the big international names, less time on documentation, but fitted to how medicine is actually practised in Malaysia, and supported by a team in the same timezone.
In a complaint, an audit, or a dispute, your notes are the evidence. Incomplete or rushed documentation is a real medicolegal exposure, and a busy clinic is exactly where notes get cut short. The record that protects you is often the one there was no time to write properly.
Catat's value is not only the time it saves. It is a complete, contemporaneous note for every consultation, captured as it happens rather than reconstructed from memory hours later. Catat supports your documentation; it does not replace clinical or medicolegal judgement, and the treating doctor remains responsible for every note.
Catat is not a prototype. It is a working product, used every clinic day to turn consultations into documentation, built and maintained by Purple Playhouse. We build real products, not just decks: Catat and Child Development Finder are both live.
See more of what we build →Clinical recordings and patient information are handled as sensitive by default. If you are evaluating Catat for a clinic, we will walk you through exactly how recordings and patient data are captured, processed, and stored before you commit to anything. Ask us the hard questions early; that is the right instinct with any clinical tool.
Yes. Catat (getcatat.com) is an AI medical scribe built in Malaysia by Purple Playhouse (Purple Playhouse Sdn. Bhd., Kuala Lumpur) for Malaysian clinicians. It records a consultation in Manglish, Bahasa Malaysia, or English and generates a structured clinical note, MC, and patient letter, so doctors spend less time on documentation and more with patients. It is in active daily use in a Malaysian paediatric practice.
Yes. Catat is designed for how Malaysian consultations actually sound, including Manglish, Bahasa Malaysia, and English. That is the main reason a locally built scribe fits Malaysian clinics better than tools trained mainly on American English.
Catat turns a recorded consultation into a structured clinical note, and can produce supporting documents such as an MC and a patient letter. For paediatric practice it also supports tools like WHO growth percentiles and appointment follow-up.
Your notes are your medicolegal record: in a complaint or dispute, they are the evidence. Catat helps you capture a complete, contemporaneous note for every consultation, so documentation does not get cut short on a busy day. It supports the doctor and does not replace clinical or medicolegal judgement; the treating doctor remains responsible for every note.
Catat is a product of Purple Playhouse Sdn. Bhd., a Kuala Lumpur studio that builds digital presence, content, and clinical automation for doctors and expert-led brands in Malaysia. Catat is its clinical workflow automation pillar, built and run in Malaysia.
Clinical data is treated as sensitive by default. If you are evaluating Catat for a clinic, get in touch and we will walk you through exactly how recordings and patient information are handled before you commit anything.
You can start a free trial at getcatat.com. To roll Catat out across a clinic, get in touch and we will spend about 30 minutes understanding your practice and how documentation works today, then suggest a clear next step.
Start a free trial at getcatat.com, or talk to us about rolling it out across your clinic.
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