Matic

How did Scribematic become Matic?

ScribeMatic started in Orem, Utah, founded by Dr. Alexander Sheppert (now CTO) in his second year at Noorda College of Medicine. Calvin Carter, who founded Bottle Rocket, acquired it in April 2025, moved it to Dallas and became CEO, according to Dallas Innovates, which covered the launch of Matic's new clinical workflow tool in June 2026. The vendor is Matic, Inc. No funding has been disclosed. Catalyst Health Group is a named customer, per D Magazine.

What is in the platform?

Matic has three modules. The vendor calls Care the physician's command center. Operate and Connect are the other two modules. Care covers:

• Hands-free visit capture with customizable notes, which the vendor calls "99% accurate".
• CPT, ICD-10 and E/M coding with documentation improvement suggestions.
• Problem list reconciliation, chart prep, a care checklist and panel management.
• "Ask Matic", an evidence search across what the vendor says are 40 million citable peer-reviewed articles.
• Support for 90+ languages.

Connect is a patient app with a 24/7 assistant and messaging. The vendor names Wellmed and Agilon as payer data partners. It also says the product returns about 90 minutes of admin time per day and cuts after-hours charting by 83%. Both figures are self-reported. The site says notes go "directly into the EHR" and names no EHR.

What do the badges and outside views say?

The home page shows badges for HIPAA, SOC 2 (type not stated), ISO 27001:2022, GDPR, CCPA and PIPEDA, and links a Trust Center. Matic says KLAS named it an Emerging Company Spotlight in 2026, with customers citing accuracy, customization and support responsiveness and "100% repeat-buy intent". No sample size is given. Hospitalogy, writing up a June 2026 visit to Catalyst Health Group, reports that the physicians noted the model's accuracy and lower cognitive load. No FDA clearance for Scribematic appears in openFDA.

What does it cost?

No price is public on the home page, which offers a demo request and a "Talk to an Expert" button.

The verdict

Matic's named buyers are physician groups and EHR vendors, so a group that wants documentation, coding and chart prep from one vendor is the natural fit, and the Catalyst Health Group visit is an outside account of it in use. The home page gives no method for the 99% accuracy figure. A solo clinician shopping for a self-serve scribe finds no tier to start from.