One of the quiet ways visits go undocumented is simply forgetting to hit record. ClinicFrame closes that gap for telehealth: when you join a video call, it notices and offers to start a session for you. One click and the telehealth capture begins, recording the call audio on your computer with nothing joining the meeting.
What meetings does ClinicFrame detect?
| Platform | Where it works | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
| Google Meet | Chrome, Arc, Safari, Edge, and Brave | When the Meet tab is active in a supported browser |
| Zoom | Zoom desktop app | Once you have actually joined the call |
Firefox is not supported for Meet detection. For Zoom, sitting in the waiting room does not trigger the prompt; you have to be in the call.
How do you enable meeting detection on macOS?
Meet detection needs one macOS permission, Automation, so the app can tell which tab your browser is showing. To turn it on: open System Settings, go to Privacy and Security, then Automation, find ClinicFrame, and enable the toggle for your browser. If you dismissed the original macOS prompt, the system will not ask again, so enabling it here manually is the only path. The full permissions guide is in fixing recording permissions on macOS.
What happens after you accept?
Starting from the prompt behaves like any telehealth session: the app captures system audio, transcribes both sides with speaker labels, and generates the note when you end the call. You can link a patient before or after, and everything else in the session works the same way.
