Lyrebird Health
AI scribe deeply wired into Australian EMRs, from $160/month
Overview
Lyrebird Health listens to consultations and drafts notes, referral letters, and certificates for clinicians, learning each doctor's documentation style over time. It's built around Australian primary care, integrating with Best Practice and Genie, with data stored onshore in Australia.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- 50 transcription actions/month
- 10 document/letter actions/month
- No EMR integration
- No care plans
- Unlimited consult notes
- Unlimited documents and letters
- Best Practice, Cubiko, BetterConsult integration
- Unlimited care plans and assessments
- Tiered volume discounts
- Organization-wide template sharing
- SSO add-on
- Dedicated account manager
What you can produce with Lyrebird Health
- Real-time consult note generation
- Referral letters and certificates
- Care plans and assessments
- Best Practice and Genie EMR integration
- Onshore Australian data storage
- Adaptive documentation style learning
- Part-time and registrar pricing discounts
ASEAN Perspective
Lyrebird Health in Southeast Asia
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Lyrebird's advantage over global scribes is depth, not breadth: direct integration with Best Practice and Genie, the two EMRs most Australian GPs actually run, plus onshore data storage that matters for practices wary of sending consultation audio overseas. Reviewers on Trustpilot describe it as genuinely changing their workday — one nine-month user called it a transformation that made general practice "more enjoyable and sustainable."
The free tier is real but thin: 50 actions a month, no EMR integration, no care plans. Pro at $160/month (billed annually) is where the product actually delivers — unlimited notes, full BP/Cubiko/BetterConsult integration. Outside Australia, UK and US, coverage is unproven, and G2 has essentially no review volume yet to cross-check the enthusiasm on Trustpilot.
What people say
Lyrebird listens during a consultation and produces the consult note, referral letter, certificate, or care plan afterward, adapting to how an individual clinician phrases things rather than forcing a fixed template. The company built its base in Australian general practice and it shows: Best Practice and Genie integration is native, not bolted on, and Lyrebird is now sold directly inside Best Practice as "Bp Lyrebird Scribe."
Trustpilot reviews lean strongly positive, with clinicians describing measurable time savings and reduced after-hours documentation. One reviewer who'd used it for nine months called it "practice changing" and said it made general practice "more enjoyable and sustainable" — a common theme across reviews is regaining evenings previously spent finishing notes at home. G2 shows almost no review volume yet, so the Trustpilot sentiment is the more useful signal for now, alongside an ITQlick aggregate score of 83/100 weighing features, pricing, and feedback together.
Pricing splits cleanly by commitment. The free plan gives 50 transcription actions and 10 document actions a month with no EMR integration — usable for trying the product, not for daily practice. Pro at $160/month billed annually removes the caps, adds unlimited care plans and assessments, and turns on the full integration suite (Best Practice, Cubiko, BetterConsult). Lyrebird also runs part-time discounts of up to 50% calculated at checkout and an 80% discount on Pro for current registrars, which matters in a profession with a lot of part-time and training-grade clinicians.
Geographic reach is the honest limitation: Lyrebird operates in Australia, the UK, and the US, with Australia clearly the home market where integration depth and data residency (bank-level encryption, onshore storage) are strongest. A clinic in Singapore or Malaysia evaluating it should confirm current availability and whether local EMR integration exists before assuming the Australian experience transfers directly. For now, Lyrebird reads as a strong, well-liked tool for the market it was actually built for rather than a global product with regional edges.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
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