VETINUITY
Is live translation available during the exam?
Yes, it is running in production for conversations between veterinarian and client. The veterinarian speaks English, and the exchange also produces the note and client-facing summary.
● WHAT'S NEW
What's new in Vetinuity, month by month
Vetinuity is a veterinary clinical assistant, and this page lists what it can do for you now, newest month first, with live translation in 80+ languages at the top of the list.
Updated October 2026
● RELEASES
October 2026
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iPhone availability was confirmed in October, alongside the Android app and the primary web application.
Using Vetinuity across devices -
Free calculators shipped for veterinary calculations, including emergency drug and CRI work.
Open the free calculators -
The free discharge-instruction translator shipped for translating written instructions for clients.
Open the discharge translator -
The clinical and citation pages expanded, explaining how to review the assistant's treatment options and their journal references.
Read about cited treatment options
● RELEASES
September 2026
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Multi-language discharges were confirmed in September, with instructions generated from the visit available in the client's language.
Discharges within the clinical assistant -
Android availability was also confirmed in September, giving veterinarians an app alongside the web application.
See the current application capabilities
● RELEASES
July 2026
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Live two-way translation has been running in production since July, with automatic language detection across 80+ languages. For an exam with a Spanish-speaking client, you speak English and the assistant translates the conversation in both directions without a language selection step.
Live translation in the exam room
● QUESTIONS ABOUT UPDATES
How does automatic language detection work for me?
You can start without choosing the client's language or identifying it in advance. The assistant detects it and translates live across 80+ languages, with Spanish among the supported client languages.
Which apps are available now?
Both iPhone and Android apps are live, with the web application remaining primary. Use your phone for the exam conversation and a computer when you sit down.
When does this page get updated?
The page changes when capabilities ship, rather than on a fixed publishing schedule. Its visible updated date reflects the last real change to what is listed here.
To see the application in use, watch the walkthroughs.
● CURRENT CAPABILITIES
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$99 a month per veterinarian.