About Kiroku
You’ve trained to help patients.
You’ve ended up writing documents.
Kiroku automates the least rewarding parts of a dental professional’s life.
We believe you can spend less time writing records with intelligent machine-learning systems. All while enhancing your legal protections and your patient’s safety.
We give you more time to focus on the things that matter to you, letting your expertise shine.
The founders
Dr Hannah Burrow & Jay Shah
Kiroku was born out of the stress of writing endless dental notes instead of treating patients.
During their time on Entrepreneur First, dentist Dr Hannah Burrow (GDC 251928) met Jay Shah, a machine learning engineer.
They went from friends to business partners, bringing together their expertise to create Kiroku in 2017.
Why we started Kiroku
Dentists spend 25% of their day writing notes - often missing breaks or working late to keep up.
With increasing pressure on healthcare systems and an increasingly litigious environment, clinicians are forced to juggle patient care with precise documentation.
Kiroku is a Japanese word meaning to record, document, or show a result - perfectly capturing our goal: to make clinical note-taking faster, easier and more effective.
We help dental professionals save time with customisable, easy-to-use templates that turn voice dictation or simple clicks into complete, compliant notes.
