Your transcript is the source.
The AI doesn't invent ideas, statistics, patient stories, or beliefs. If you didn't say it, it isn't in the draft. The transcript is the only source of truth.
About
NarrateRx wasn't a product idea before it was a personal frustration. The shortest possible version of the origin story is one sentence: I'm a clinician who couldn't stand reading agency drafts of my own work anymore.
Founder
Founder, NarrateRx · Owner, Move Better
I run Move Better — three chiropractic clinics in the Pacific Northwest covering human, equine, and animal care. We treat the root cause of pain through movement, breathing, bracing, soft-tissue work, and rehabilitation. Our patients pay a premium because the model works.
The product side of my brain was always the bottleneck. I had more ideas about chronic pain than my own marketing engine could keep up with. I tried the agency. I tried the social VA. I tried ChatGPT. I tried Substack with a goal to write weekly. All of it died on the calendar reality of being a small clinic owner.
NarrateRx is the tool I built for myself, then realized other owner-operators would want too. It's built on the same principle the clinic is: address the root cause. The root cause of "my marketing doesn't sound like me" isn't the writer — it's that the writer never heard you talk. So the tool starts with you talking.
Principles
The AI doesn't invent ideas, statistics, patient stories, or beliefs. If you didn't say it, it isn't in the draft. The transcript is the only source of truth.
Every workflow targets "30 minutes a week, including the interview and review queue." If a feature requires more, it gets simpler or it gets cut.
You can always paste into your existing tools. We don't trap content in our app or require you to publish through us. The drafts are yours.
Prompts, audience descriptions, link libraries, and tone modifiers are tuned per vertical. Same engine, very different briefs for animal chiro versus executive coaching.
Founding owners reach the founder directly. No ticket queue, no tiered support. We're going to find rough edges fast; you're how we find them.
NarrateRx already serves three live workspaces inside Move Better. Onboarding a new tenant is automated — no scaffolding, no separate deployment. That's how we keep prices low and tenants isolated.
Where it's going
Interview → transcript → channel-shaped drafts → review queue → Buffer + native publish. This is everything you see on the home page today. Move Better has been on it for months.
Per-clinician phrase library. Auto-tuning on accept/reject. Engagement read from Google Analytics, Meta, and TrustDrivenCare to surface what's actually working. Content calendar drag-and-drop. Multi-clinician workspaces.
Voice-mode conversational interviews. Cross-month context graph so drafts build on prior pieces. Auto-detected "topic drift" that flags when you're saying something new and queues a follow-up interview. Multi-location publishing.
The company
NarrateRx isn't venture-backed. It's funded by Move Better's cash flow and built nights and weekends. That's not a sob story — it's a feature. It means we never have to pretend $200/month is too cheap. It means a tenant who pays us is the only person we're trying to make happy. And it means we'll never sell you out to a private-equity roll-up.
Long term, the goal is a few hundred owner-operator practices on NarrateRx, each saving 10+ hours a month. That math works at our target pricing. We don't need a billion-dollar exit. We need to make sure the founding cohort feels heard.
The 5-minute application is the start of a real conversation. We'll get back to you in 24 hours, either way.
"Build the tool you'd want to use yourself. Sell it to people who think the way you do. Don't grow faster than that."
— Dr. Q's NarrateRx operating principle