Docus

About Docus

Docus sells an AI interpretation layer for diagnostic labs and the clinicians who read their output, and it is structured as three distinct products rather than one. The lab-facing software turns raw results into interpretation reports in two registers at once — a clinical report for the doctor carrying differential diagnoses, follow-up suggestions and a clinical plan, and a plain-language report that explains the same results to the patient and points them toward appropriate care. Interpretation is context-aware, drawing on a patient's historical test data rather than reading each panel in isolation, and it covers specialty work including pathology, pharmacogenomics and infectious disease alongside routine panels. Around that sit follow-up reminders that prompt patients toward recommended repeat testing, compliance tooling, requisition handling and modular interfaces a lab can brand with its own logo, domain and colours. The doctor-facing platform is sold separately and priced by patient panel size: an AI medical assistant answering patient-specific clinical questions, a research assistant surfacing evidence-based answers and guideline summaries, unlimited lab interpretation, auto-generated SOAP notes and reports, patient messaging with AI auto-complete, and context-aware memory that carries patient detail between sessions. Lab System (LIS) integration and premium support are reserved for the paid tiers. A free forever tier manages one patient with the full assistant unlocked.

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