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Your case log already holds the story of your training. Capnolog turns it into insight.

Your log shows what you operate on, who with, at what hour, and how much you lead. None of this costs an extra tap.

Each field you already log, from airway to surgical service, comes back as a card.

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Your year, wrapped.

At the end of each academic year, Capnolog builds a shareable year-in-review from your log.

2025–26

412

cases

2025–26

9

cases in a single day

2025–26

38

times you did your signature case

The share cards carry numbers only, never an attending, a hospital, or a date.

Every angle of your caseload.

The counts in these charts are examples. Yours are computed on your phone from the cases you have logged.

Days with cases

Each square stands for one day of your year. Below the grid sit your case total, busiest day, and average per day in the room.

Cases a day1–23–45–67+
1,128
Cases
9 cases
Busiest day
3.4
Avg per day

Blade vs. screen

The card compares direct and video laryngoscopy by year across your intubated cases, and shows how many have the laryngoscope coded.

CA-1

38Laryngoscope-Direct, CA-1: 38 cases
54Laryngoscope-Indirect, CA-1: 54 cases

CA-2

52Laryngoscope-Direct, CA-2: 52 cases
71Laryngoscope-Indirect, CA-2: 71 cases

CA-3

44Laryngoscope-Direct, CA-3: 44 cases
96Laryngoscope-Indirect, CA-3: 96 cases
  • Laryngoscope-Direct
  • Laryngoscope-Indirect

Blocks you've placed

The checkboxes you tapped come back as counts: acuity, age, technique, airway, lines, monitoring, and every block site.

Upper extremity

  • Interscalene24

Lower extremity

  • Adductor Canal19
  • Popliteal11

Trunk

  • Erector Spinae Plane14
  • Transverse Abdominal Plane8

Who you work with, on what

The grid crosses every attending with every surgical service. Each case fills one cell, so the grid adds up to your case count.

AttendingGeneralCardiacObstetricsOrthopedics
Apgar12 cases with Apgar, General2 cases with Apgar, Cardiac21 cases with Apgar, Obstetrics4 cases with Apgar, Orthopedics
Snow18 cases with Snow, General1 cases with Snow, Cardiac6 cases with Snow, Obstetrics9 cases with Snow, Orthopedics
Morton7 cases with Morton, General14 cases with Morton, Cardiac0 cases with Morton, Obstetrics3 cases with Morton, Orthopedics
Bier5 cases with Bier, General0 cases with Bier, Cardiac2 cases with Bier, Obstetrics16 cases with Bier, Orthopedics

Nights, weekends & holidays

Weekends and US federal holidays come off the case date. An evening case counts only when logged the same day.

64
Evenings
48
Weekends
7
Holidays
27%
Of all cases

How current your log is

The card buckets how soon you logged each case. A program director can believe a log kept close to the case.

  • Same day
    302
  • Next day
    71
  • Within a week
    38
  • Within a month
    9
  • Over a month
    2

Walk into the review with the story already told.

See where you stand against every ACGME minimum, with the ACGME's national average alongside as an editable goal. Catch a case-mix gap in October, not in your final spring. Take one page to your semiannual review.

See it on your own log.

Free to log. iOS 17 or later. Android is by invite for now.