Founded by people who watched decades of judgment walk out of hospitals one retirement at a time — and decided the next generation shouldn't have to start over.
Turn the clinical work institutions already do into permanent, compounding capability.
A learning health system for every institution that does procedures — where every procedure improves the next.
"Mextt is where clinical work compounds."
Every hospital runs on systems of record — the EHR for patients, PACS for images, billing and scheduling for operations. Above them all sits clinical decision-making. Between the two, where judgment, teaching, and experience actually live, there has never been a durable layer. That is the layer Mextt builds: the Clinical Knowledge Layer.
Judgment, at the point of care
Mextt — where experience is preserved, connected, and transferred
EHR · PACS · billing · scheduling
Voice to structured note, video moments, team workflow, case search. In pilot with general surgery teams; proving weekly-active usage.
Department-wide search, teaching library, M&M workflow, residency logbooks — the program that stops resetting.
Daily briefing, discovery, guideline diffing, evidence-linked recommendations — every insight cited.
Cross-institution learning, registry and device real-world evidence, every procedural specialty — consented, de-identified, opt-in.
A clinician spends 10–20 years building knowledge — and almost none of it becomes a durable, portable asset. It lives in memory, notebooks, drives, and hospital systems that don't travel. The need changes at every stage, but the underlying asset is the same: clinical knowledge. Mextt is designed to be the container that grows with it.
Capture, coordination, and memory for departments and the surgeons, residents, and teams inside them.
"My knowledge belongs to me" — a portable professional knowledge portfolio that follows the clinician, with open export.
From training to practice to legacy — one connected knowledge graph, owned for a lifetime. Vision, not a shipped product.
We hire people who've felt this problem — clinicians who moonlight as builders, engineers who read the methods section, designers who think a citation is a UI element. Hyderabad and remote.
Media kit, founder interviews, and the manifesto in citable form. For device makers, registries, and academic partners: the evidence network is designed to be joined.
If that sentence sounds like your institution's next decade, we should talk.