On iPhone, iOS controls the microphone per browser app. Safari and Chrome have separate permissions. If Safari is allowed, Chrome can still be blocked — often without an Allow dialog. Solution: 1. Open iPhone Settings 2. Tap Chrome 3. Microphone → On 4. Fully close and reopen Chrome 5. Try again in Devinote Alternatively use Safari.

No. Websites cannot change iOS app permissions for Chrome. Enable it in Settings → Chrome → Microphone, or use Safari.

If iOS already blocks Chrome at system level, it is not a normal site permission. Use Settings → Chrome → Microphone.

Chrome (especially mobile) often requires a real tap before showing the microphone dialog. Without that tap, access can fail. Safari is sometimes more flexible.

iPhone: Safari is most reliable. Chrome only with Microphone enabled in iPhone Settings. Android: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Samsung Internet, Huawei Browser. Avoid in-app browsers (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp links). Always use HTTPS (https://med.devinote.de).

In Devinote: menu → Install app, or use the tip on the Dashboard. PC (Chrome/Edge): tap Create desktop shortcut — confirm in the browser dialog. Android (Chrome): same button / Install app. iPhone (Safari): Share → Add to Home Screen (Apple does not allow one-tap install).

NotAllowedError — denied by user or blocked by iOS/browser (see Chrome on iPhone). NotFoundError — no microphone found. NotReadableError — microphone used by another app. HTTPS / SecurityError — page must be loaded over HTTPS.

No. Transcript text and clinical notes are not stored in the database. Live transcript is kept only temporarily in the browser sessionStorage (survives refresh in the same tab; deleted when you close the tab/app). The Archive stores metadata only. Download PDF/TXT for a lasting copy.

Only a session metadata row: name Transcript_yyyyMMdd_HHmmss (same as export), doctor/professional name, status, start/end time, duration, language, and source (Live or Text). No patient name, transcript text, or clinical note content.

Yes. The doctor/professional name is session metadata (not patient health content) and appears in the Archive.

Transcript_yyyyMMdd_HHmmss.pdf or .txt — without patient name. The same name is used as the session name in the Archive.

History → Sessions shows only your own sessions. History → Archive (license owners only) shows your sessions and your team’s sessions, with export status (Exported / Not exported).

The Archive shows metadata only. Transcript and notes are not in the database — download PDF/TXT during live or text summary. After download the status becomes Exported.

Yes. Submitting a transcript under Text summaries creates an archive session with source Text (status Not exported until you download PDF/TXT).

Only new sessions after metadata saving appear there. You must be the license owner. Older text summaries created before this feature were not backfilled.

Live transcription: microphone recording, live text, then AI note and export. Text summaries: paste an existing transcript, then AI note and export. Both add a session to the Archive; export status becomes Exported after PDF/TXT download.

Yes. After submit you get Summary and Export tabs (PDF/TXT). A successful download marks the Archive session as Exported.