6 clinical templates
SOAP, ward round, clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, ECG and drug card, for case write-ups, ward-round prep and learning. No blank page.
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Your notes are everywhere. None of them help you remember.
Lecture slides in one app, ward-round jottings on paper, a screenshot of a guideline table somewhere in your photos. When the exam comes, you search three places and relearn what you once wrote down.
Write it once, link it to its sources, and stop relearning it from scratch.
How Suture works
Suture is Prognia’s note-taking app for medical students and doctors, for study notes and knowledge: a block editor with clinical templates, handwriting and drawing on images and PDFs, links to medicines and guidelines, an atlas of 5,479 medical images, and AI that turns your notes into flashcards and quizzes, for knowledge, not patient records.
- Start from SOAP, ward round, clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, ECG or drug card, or open a blank page and write with Apple Pencil, a stylus or your finger.
- Suture suggests links to medicines and guidelines while you type, and the atlas puts the right illustration into your note. Illustrations: Servier Medical Art, CC BY 4.0
- Make flashcards or a quiz from the page and study them in Ward, where spaced repetition brings each card back just before you forget it.
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Write with a clinical template or by hand
Start from SOAP, ward round, clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis, ECG or drug card, or open a blank page and write with Apple Pencil, a stylus or your finger.2
Link medicines, guidelines and images as you write
Suture suggests links to medicines and guidelines while you type, and the atlas puts the right illustration into your note. Illustrations: Servier Medical Art, CC BY 4.03
Turn the page into flashcards in Ward
Make flashcards or a quiz from the page and study them in Ward, where spaced repetition brings each card back just before you forget it.
Watch your notes link themselves
Type a line about a medicine and a condition. Suture spots the terms, suggests the link, and your note points straight to the medicine and the guideline.
ExampleStudy guide · Clinical reasoning
Atrial fibrillation
Management plan
Find medical terms
- MetoprololBeta blockerLinked
- ESC 2024 guidelineAtrial fibrillationLinked
Example. This demo recognises a short list of terms in your browser; nothing you type is saved or sent. In Suture, links are suggested as you type and medical terms are found in any language.
Draw boxes on an image, get flashcards
Cover what you want to learn. Every box becomes a card in Ward that shows the image and asks what is hidden.
Example
Occlusion studio
3/40 regions
1Left ventricle
2Right atrium
3Aorta
Example. A simplified heart in frontal section; nothing is saved.
Or cover a structure:
Everything your medical notes need
Typed, handwritten or spoken, on your phone between lectures or your laptop at home.
Example. Draw with a finger, a stylus or the mouse; the pens use the anatomical colours Suture uses.
Handwriting and drawing, on images and PDFs
Pens, shapes, layers, lasso and a smart eraser, built for Apple Pencil and stylus. Write on lecture PDFs and anatomy images, and turn handwriting into text.
A medical image atlas with 5,479 images
Including 1,824 Servier Medical Art illustrations, 1,477 icons, 1,294 scans and 884 plates in 182 categories. Search by meaning, and Suture suggests images while you write.
The medical image atlasWrite together in real time
Share a note with your study group as editor, commenter or viewer, see who is writing, and go back through up to 60 saved versions.
A 3D body
Turn and zoom the heart, the liver or the spinal cord in 3D, next to what you already know about each structure. An anatomical model, never patient data.
Model: BodyParts3D, CC BY 4.0
Your notes, medicines and guidelines as one map
A knowledge graph of your notes
See how your notes, medicines and guidelines connect, and open any node to jump straight to the note.
Your second brainAI that summarises, rewrites and simplifies
Summarise a page, rewrite it longer, shorter or in another tone, simplify it, or make flashcards and a quiz from it. AI actions come with Pro and Max.
Voice notes become text
Record a thought after a lecture or a teaching session and get a transcript in your note.
Presentation mode for rounds and teaching
Suture turns your headings into slides, in large type you can read from across the room. Move through them with the arrow keys or a swipe.
Import PDF, Word, Markdown and HTML
Bring the lecture slides and notes you already have. Suture keeps the headings, lists and tables, ready to study.
Works with Ward, Osler and Prognia
Suture is the notebook in the middle. What you ask Osler lands in it, and what you write leaves it as flashcards.
Osler: save a sourced answer as a note
Ask Osler a clinical question, then save the answer with its numbered sources as a Suture note in one click.
Answers from OslerWard: your notes become flashcards
Occlusion boxes and generated cards go to Ward, where spaced repetition brings each card back just before you forget it.
Flashcards in WardPrognia: write together with your study group
Share notes with people in your Prognia network and edit them together, with roles and version history.
Your study group on ProgniaMade for how medicine is learned
“My notes are spread over slides, paper and three different apps.”
- Import lecture PDFs and write on them
- Link medicines and guidelines as you type
- Turn each page into flashcards in Ward
“On placement I learn from every case, but my notes never connect.”
- Ward round and SOAP templates for case write-ups
- Voice notes after a teaching session
- No identifiable patient details, ever
“I want my reasoning next to the guideline it follows.”
- Clinical reasoning and differential templates
- Guideline links inside your notes
- A knowledge graph of what you have written
“I keep up with the guidelines. My notes should keep up too.”
- Guideline and medicine links in every note
- Version history on shared notes
- Presentation mode for teaching
“I want to teach from the same notes my students study.”
- Headings become slides in presentation mode
- Share notes as editor, commenter or viewer
- Occlusion cards from your own diagrams
“I read more PDFs than I can remember.”
- Annotate PDFs with highlights and handwriting
- Voice notes become text
- See how your notes connect in the graph
For knowledge and study, not patient records.
Suture is where you build what you know: lectures, guidelines, case write-ups without identifiable details, and your own reasoning. It is not a patient record system, so names, dates of birth and record numbers do not belong in it.
Your notes are stored in the EU.
Belongs in Suture
- Lecture notes and annotated slides
- Guideline summaries and drug cards
- Case write-ups without identifiable details
- Diagrams, sketches and flashcards
Does not belong in Suture
- Patient records and letters
- Names, dates of birth and record numbers
- Photos of patients
Suture in numbers
5,479 medical images, including 1,824 Servier illustrations, in 182 image categories.
6 clinical templates and 23 slash commands to start any note.
Up to 60 saved versions per document.
Source: Prognia database, September 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What is Suture?
Suture is Prognia’s note-taking app for medical students and doctors, for study notes and knowledge: a block editor with clinical templates, handwriting and drawing on images and PDFs, links to medicines and guidelines, an atlas of 5,479 medical images, and AI that turns your notes into flashcards and quizzes, for knowledge, not patient records.
Is Suture a GoodNotes or Notion alternative for medical school?
Yes, if you want notes that know medicine: Suture combines typed notes, handwriting on images and PDFs, clinical templates and 5,479 medical images, and links your notes to medicines and guidelines. Any page can become flashcards in Ward.
Can I write by hand with Apple Pencil?
Yes. Suture is built for Apple Pencil and other styluses: pens, shapes, layers, lasso and a smart eraser, on blank pages, images and PDFs, and handwriting can be turned into text.
Can I store patient notes in Suture?
No. Suture is for knowledge, studying and case write-ups without identifiable patient data, never for patient records.
Can I work on notes with my study group at the same time?
Yes. Share a document with people in your Prognia network as editor, commenter or viewer, see who is writing, and go back through the version history.
Can I turn my notes into flashcards?
Yes. Suture turns a page into flashcards or a quiz, and you can draw boxes over an image to make image-occlusion cards that land in Ward.
Can I import my lecture slides and PDFs?
Yes. Import PDF, Word, Markdown or HTML, and annotate PDFs directly with highlights and handwriting.
Is Suture free?
Yes, you can start free with 3 notebooks, basic templates and a preview of the atlas. Pro and Max add unlimited notebooks, the full atlas and AI actions.
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