Augnito

What are Spectra and Omni?

Spectra is clinical dictation with speech recognition and language processing, macros, custom vocabulary, accent tuning and APIs, with a claimed "99% out-of-box accuracy." Omni is described by the vendor as "ambient clinical intelligence with multilingual conversation capture and data structuring for EMR integration," with templates and accent support. Augnito lists Windows, web, Chrome, iOS and Android as supported platforms.

For integrations, the homepage promises "deep integrations with leading global clinical platforms" and low-code links to any HIS, EMR, PACS or RIS. Partner logos include Fujifilm, Ramsoft, Intelerad, Cimar, Magentus, Medinous, ChartNote, GE and NextGen, and depth per partner is unstated.

Where is Augnito based and who funds it?

The site footer names Augnito India Pvt. Ltd. Crunchbase, PitchBook and Tracxn put its headquarters in Mumbai, and PitchBook also lists a London address. The about page names Rustom Lawyer as CEO and Shiraz Austin as co-founder, and traces the company to 2004 with the UK's first medical transcription BPO, turning to voice AI in 2020.

Funding is not on the vendor site. Tracxn reports US$7.2M over four rounds, Crunchbase one seed round, and PitchBook an undisclosed angel round in June 2024. The vendor claims "500+ Healthcare Institutions across 25+ Countries" on the homepage and "more than 500 hospitals and 15,000 clinicians" on its about page, plus "21x Proven ROI in Just Six Months," with no method for any of them.

What does it say about security and UK rules?

Footer logos show ISO 27001, AICPA SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, SDAIA and DoH, with no certifier, report type or date. A July 2025 press release from the vendor says Omni meets all seven compliance categories of NHS England's ambient voice technology guidance. According to that release, the guidance requires MHRA registration as a Class 1 device for summarizing or generative tools, and the vendor states no registration number.

What does Augnito charge?

Augnito gives no price. The homepage says no credit card is required and there are no implementation or training fees, and Capterra lists a free trial.

What do outside reviewers say?

G2 and Capterra carry almost no reviews of Spectra. A 2026 article by DeepCura, a competitor, is the only broader write-up. It calls Augnito the cheapest option, with a Mac desktop app and seven English accents, and names a smaller user base, limited EHR integrations and weaker accuracy than Dragon on complex US terminology as drawbacks. It quotes $29 to $79 a month for Spectra, a figure the vendor has not confirmed.

The verdict

Augnito moved from medical transcription to voice AI in 2020, and Omni is its newer ambient product.