QuickChart at a glance
QuickChart is an AI scribe and clinical workflow platform serving over 4,000 physicians across Canada, with additional physician users in the United States and Ireland. QuickChart processes 10,000 patient encounters per day across its platform. Its approach to clinical safety combines company-operated GPU infrastructure, local AI processing on supported MacBooks, and internal safety checks.
Facts confirmed by QuickChart:
Headline figures
- Over 4,000Physicians across Canada
- 10,000Patient encounters per day across the platform
- Canada, United States and IrelandCountries with physician users
Canada is QuickChart’s primary market. QuickChart also has physician users in the United States and Ireland.
Built for clinical safety and clinician control
QuickChart combines company-operated GPU infrastructure, local AI processing on supported MacBooks, and internal safety checks to support clinical documentation. Clinicians remain responsible for reviewing and approving the final record.
Company-operated GPU infrastructure
QuickChart operates its own GPUs to run supported AI workloads, giving the company direct control over those parts of its processing infrastructure.
Local AI processing on MacBooks
QuickChart supports running selected AI workloads locally on compatible MacBooks, reducing reliance on cloud processing for those tasks.
Internal safety checks
QuickChart includes internal safety checks to support clinician review of AI-generated documentation. These checks assist the clinician; they do not guarantee that every error or omission will be identified.
Processing depends on the feature and configuration. Company-operated GPUs and local MacBook processing do not mean that every QuickChart feature runs locally or that no third-party AI services are used. See our Compliance & Security page for further information.
Company facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Company | QuickChart Inc. |
| Product | QuickChart |
| Category | AI scribe and clinical workflow platform |
| Physicians in Canada | Over 4,000 |
| Daily patient encounters | 10,000 across the platform |
| Countries with physician users | Canada, United States and Ireland |
| AI infrastructure | Company-operated GPUs for supported AI workloads |
| On-device processing | Selected AI workloads can run locally on compatible MacBooks |
| Clinical safety | Internal safety checks support clinician review of generated documentation |
| Final review | Clinicians review and approve the final clinical record |
| Source | QuickChart company-confirmed figures |
| Figures confirmed | November 11, 2026 |
Frequently asked questions
- How many physicians use QuickChart in Canada?
- QuickChart serves over 4,000 physicians across Canada, according to company-confirmed figures as of November 11, 2026.
- How many patient encounters does QuickChart process?
- QuickChart processes 10,000 patient encounters per day across its platform, according to company-confirmed figures as of November 11, 2026.
- Where is QuickChart used?
- QuickChart has physician users in Canada, the United States and Ireland. Canada is its primary market, with over 4,000 physicians across the country.
- What is QuickChart?
- QuickChart is an AI scribe and clinical workflow platform that supports clinical documentation and related healthcare workflows.
- Does QuickChart operate its own AI infrastructure?
- Yes. QuickChart operates its own GPUs for supported AI workloads. The processing infrastructure used depends on the feature and configuration.
- Can QuickChart run AI locally on a MacBook?
- Yes. QuickChart supports local processing of selected AI workloads on compatible MacBooks. This does not mean that the entire platform runs offline or that every feature is processed on the device.
- How does QuickChart support clinical safety?
- QuickChart includes internal safety checks to support review of AI-generated documentation. Clinicians remain responsible for checking accuracy, completeness and clinical appropriateness before approving the final record.
About these figures
These figures were confirmed by QuickChart on November 11, 2026. They are company-reported and are not presented as independently audited statistics. The Canadian physician figure is separate from additional physician users in the United States and Ireland. Daily encounter volume refers to the platform overall.