Synexar was founded because a gastroenterologist was tired of charting at midnight.
Documentation designed for data collection, not clinical workflow
Every endoscopy suite in America runs on documentation systems designed for data collection, not for clinical workflow. Physicians dictate. Systems transcribe. But between dictation and a signed report, there are dozens of manual steps — reviewing, structuring, coding, signing, printing, routing.
One immediate process, from dictation to signed report
Synexar Pulse collapses that workflow into a single, immediate process. The physician dictates immediately after the procedure. The system structures the documentation in real-time. The physician reviews, signs, and the reports are generated — all before leaving the endoscopy suite.
Built by the people who understand the problem
A clinician who lives it and an architect who can build it.
Dr. Ashutosh Gupta
Practicing gastroenterologist. Performs colonoscopies, EGDs, and ERCPs daily. Built Synexar because he experienced the documentation burden firsthand — and believed it was solvable.
Technical Co-founder
Full-stack architect specializing in healthcare enterprise systems. Designed and built the entire Synexar Pulse platform — 601 backend files, 581 frontend files, 47 controllers, 142 database migrations.
Four principles that guide everything we build
Documentation should complete when the procedure completes
AI should amplify physician expertise, not replace clinical judgment
Security and compliance are prerequisites, not features
Enterprise software should be built by people who understand the problem
Built for the endoscopy suite
From solo ASCs to multi-site health systems, Synexar adapts to how your practice operates.
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