Medical language, translated into plain words
Medical language, translated
into plain words
A letter from the hospital is often full of medical terms and abbreviations. Take a photo of it with Ditto.
You read straight away what it says, in plain language. That also works in English, Turkish or Arabic.
A letter from the hospital is often full of medical terms and abbreviations. Take a photo of it with Ditto.
You read straight away what it says, in plain language. That also works in English, Turkish or Arabic.
Medical language, translated into plain words
A letter from the hospital is often full of medical terms and abbreviations. Take a photo of it with Ditto.
You read straight away what it says, in plain language. That also works in English, Turkish or Arabic.
A letter from the hospital is often full of medical terms and abbreviations. Take a photo of it with Ditto.
You read straight away what it says, in plain language. That also works in English, Turkish or Arabic.
From medical jargon to plain language
Hospital letters are often full of jargon and abbreviations. Ditto explains what it says, so you do not have to look it up yourself.
From medical language to plain words
Ditto reads the letter and explains what it says. Difficult words and abbreviations get a short explanation. It works for letters, discharge papers and prescriptions. Got the letter as a file? Add it from your photos or files. Ditto doesn’t give medical advice. Questions about your treatment go to your doctor.
In your own language
Not everyone’s first language is Dutch. Ditto gives the explanation in English, Turkish or Arabic too. The same goes for the summary of a doctor’s appointment. The app itself is in Dutch and English.
Kept on your timeline
The letter goes on your timeline, between your appointments. So you have it at hand at your next visit, together with the summaries of your appointments.
From medical language to plain words
Ditto reads the letter and explains what it says. Difficult words and abbreviations get a short explanation. It works for letters, discharge papers and prescriptions. Got the letter as a file? Add it from your photos or files. Ditto doesn’t give medical advice. Questions about your treatment go to your doctor.
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Our AI turns medical jargon into plain language without ever training on your data. Everything runs on European servers and is fully GDPR compliant.
Your health information always stays private and encrypted, and you decide exactly what you share with loved ones.
Our AI turns medical jargon into plain language without ever training on your data. Everything runs on European servers and is fully GDPR compliant.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about understanding medical letters.
An app that makes medical language understandable. Some people also mean an app that translates into another language. Ditto does both, for letters and for conversations.
Explanations and summaries in Dutch, English, Turkish and Arabic. The app itself is in Dutch and English.
No. Ditto doesn’t translate while you talk. You record the appointment and read the summary in your language afterwards.
Ditto explains what the letter says. It doesn’t tell you what a result means for you. That is a conversation with your doctor.
Yes. Save it as a file on your phone, then add it in Ditto.
The letter is stored on your phone. To explain it, the text is processed on secure servers in the EU.
More about Ditto
Questions about understanding medical letters.
An app that makes medical language understandable. Some people also mean an app that translates into another language. Ditto does both, for letters and for conversations.
Explanations and summaries in Dutch, English, Turkish and Arabic. The app itself is in Dutch and English.
No. Ditto doesn’t translate while you talk. You record the appointment and read the summary in your language afterwards.
Ditto explains what the letter says. It doesn’t tell you what a result means for you. That is a conversation with your doctor.
Yes. Save it as a file on your phone, then add it in Ditto.
The letter is stored on your phone. To explain it, the text is processed on secure servers in the EU.
More about Ditto
Questions about understanding medical letters.
An app that makes medical language understandable. Some people also mean an app that translates into another language. Ditto does both, for letters and for conversations.
Explanations and summaries in Dutch, English, Turkish and Arabic. The app itself is in Dutch and English.
No. Ditto doesn’t translate while you talk. You record the appointment and read the summary in your language afterwards.
Ditto explains what the letter says. It doesn’t tell you what a result means for you. That is a conversation with your doctor.
Yes. Save it as a file on your phone, then add it in Ditto.
The letter is stored on your phone. To explain it, the text is processed on secure servers in the EU.
