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About Squte

Squte is an AI dental scribe for UK dentists. It asks the patient’s consent, records the appointment and drafts a UK 17-section clinical note for the dentist to check, change by voice and sign.

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Facts about Squte
NameSqute, spelt S-Q-U-T-E. The UK AI dental scribe.
What it doesAsks the patient’s consent, records the appointment and drafts a UK 17-section clinical note for the dentist to check, change by voice and sign.
When the note is writtenWhile the dentist sees the next patient. Squte transcribes during the recording, so only the last few seconds are left after Stop.
The noteThe 17 sections UK dentists use, with teeth in UK notation (UR6), or FDI (16) if you prefer. Sections the appointment didn’t cover are left blank.
Whose voice is whoseA short voice sample lets Squte tell the dentist’s voice from the patient’s.
Practice softwareThe signed note is copied into Dentally, Software of Excellence, R4 or any other system in one go. There is no direct integration yet.
StorageStored encrypted on AWS servers in London.
Speech recognitionDeepgram’s EU service, with model improvement switched off on every request.
Note writingGoogle Gemini on Vertex AI, through Google’s EU endpoint.
AI trainingNot used to train AI models.
AudioAudio is deleted 30 days after the note is signed. The signed note and transcript stay as the clinical record.
Clinical decisionsSqute drafts notes. It records a diagnosis only when the dentist says one, and never suggests diagnoses or treatment.
Price£25, £45 or £79 per clinician a month. Squte is not VAT-registered, so there is no VAT to add.
Made inThe UK.

Who makes Squte

Squte is built in the UK by a small team working with a practising dentist. We will introduce the team here soon. Until then, email us with any question about the product or the company.

Registered name:
Squte Ltd
Company number:
17532141, registered in England and Wales
Registered office:
53 Woods Court, Propelair Way, Colchester, England, CO4 5YR
Parent company:
Wayanerd Ltd (company number 16269713)

Who Squte suits

And when another tool may suit you better. Other tools’ details were checked on their own pages on 21 October 2026.

  • UK dentists, hygienists and therapists, NHS or private, who write notes between patients or after hours.
  • Clinicians who want the full UK 17-section note drafted while they see the next patient, with UK tooth notation (UR6) and BPE scores.
  • Practices that want the patient's consent asked and logged at every visit, recordings stored in London and processed in the UK and EU, and audio deleted 30 days after the note is signed.
  • Practices on any practice software (Dentally, Software of Excellence, R4 or another), because the signed note is copied in.
  • Practices that cannot reclaim VAT and want one price per clinician with nothing added.

When another tool may suit you better

  • You use Dentally and want notes written inside it, with no copy and paste: Dentally's own AI notes are built in. Squte and Dentally AI notes
  • You want a free plan: Heidi and Dentascribe publish free plans. Squte has a free trial but no free plan. Heidi for UK dentists
  • You want notes put into your practice software with one click: Squte has no direct integration yet. Kiroku's Chrome extension puts notes into Dentally and Dental4Web. UK AI dental scribes compared