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Aurii, the operating system for Australian private hospital specialists, is live on the App Store and Google Play

One system carries a specialist’s day from the ward round to the billing run, on the phone or the web. Sign-up is open at aurii.com.au.

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  1. Live in the stores
  2. What Aurii does
  3. Who it is for
  4. Where the data stays
  5. One team behind it
  6. Tested on every release

Live in the stores

Available in 174 App Store territories and 178 Google Play countries. Live on the App Store, Google Play and the web, with releases every week.

What Aurii does

Bedside rounds, ambient and dictated notes, letters and discharge summaries, orders, billing and Medical Objects secure messaging. Orders go out by email or fax.

Who it is for

Aurii is built for specialists who practise in Australian private hospitals and run their own rooms. It replaces the separate systems that notes, letters, orders and billing usually sit in.

Where the data stays

On iOS, Android and the web, with processing in Australia only. Clinical records, recordings and generated documents stay in Australia, under the Privacy Act and the Australian Privacy Principles.

One team behind it

Aurii is live. Black Shard builds, hosts and secures it. The same engineers who build Aurii run its infrastructure and its security.

Tested on every release

23,513 tests on Aurii. Every release runs the full suite before it ships, as version 1.1.69 did on 21 October 2026.

Sources

  1. PrimaryApple App Store, AuriiRetrieved 25 Oct 2026
  2. PrimaryGoogle Play, AuriiRetrieved 25 Oct 2026

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