Uncovr

From video to operative report

The homepage promises a draft report "before the surgeon leaves the room," with real-time coding updates. Its wording is "A complete operative report and CPT codes, generated automatically. Every act documented. Every code justified and traceable." The site tagline says Uncovr turns surgical video into "structured clinical intelligence," and the about page describes a video-understanding foundation model. The tech.eu funding report adds searchable procedural records and datasets for QA, compliance and research.

Human review

According to the homepage, "Senior surgeons and expert medical coders ensure AI accuracy," and clinicians review every submission. Tech.eu reports that "All outputs are reviewed and approved prior to submission."

What the homepage cites as evidence

PubMed has 0 results for "Uncovr." The homepage cites an "Uncovr Foregut study N = 100" with 16% of revenue lost to poor documentation and undercoding in foregut surgery, and "HCA Healthcare N = 1,011" with 70% of recommended detail missing. Both figures size a documentation gap, and the homepage cites no paper for the foregut figure. Testimonials on the homepage are vendor-selected, including one from Sharona B. Ross, MD, Society of Robotic Surgery president in 2024.

Privacy claims and integrations

The homepage claims a "Zero-PHI architecture," "On-device anonymization before any processing" and end-to-end encryption. The homepage text names no EHR and states no HIPAA, SOC 2 or HDS status, and its FAQ entry on integration with hospital systems is collapsed.

People and seed funding

Ines Iraki is co-founder and CEO, Johann Diep is co-founder and CTO, and Prof. Eric Vibert, MD, PhD, is co-founder and medical director. Prakash Gatta, MD, FACS, is VP of clinical affairs. The company was founded in 2025. Headquarters are not stated, and footer times show New York and Paris.

Tech.eu reported a US$7M seed round on June 10, 2026, led by Index Ventures, with Seedcamp, Frst, No Label Ventures and Entrepreneurs First. Angels included Jean Nehme, founder of Digital Surgery, Othman Laraki, CEO of Color Health, and Charlie Songhurst.

Demo requests

The contact page offers "Request a demo" and "Book a demo," and no price is listed.

The verdict

Surgical programs and ambulatory surgery centers that already record laparoscopic or robotic cases are the setting Uncovr describes. A coding manager weighing it would be judging accuracy without a comparison to certified coders on the homepage, since the homepage cites studies of documentation losses and none of coding accuracy.