What's actually built in.
Nothing below is a mockup. Every one of these is in the live platform today — try the free case and you'll see each of them yourself.
A real bedside monitor
Heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and a live Lead II ECG trace, running for the whole encounter — not a static vitals table printed once at the top of the case.
A ranked differential
You commit to three things, in order: your working diagnosis, a real alternative, and the one you can't afford to miss. Not a single guess in a text box.
Two scores, not one
A Clinical score for what you did, and a separate Independent score for what you did without any paid-for help — so using an assist has a visible, honest cost.
A patient who can get worse
In our real-time cardiac emergency case, the monitor doesn't wait for you — delay or mismanage it and the patient deteriorates, exactly like it would at the bedside.
Investigations that take real time
Order from a real test catalogue and results come back on a realistic delay, with their own 12-lead ECG interpretation view — not an instant answer key.
A debrief with real structure
What you did well and the consequences of what you missed, side by side. Then the full encounter record, an expert walkthrough, and a real performance breakdown.
A quiz built from your own gaps
Five questions generated from what this specific attempt showed you missed — not a static bank of generic questions everyone gets.
Patients who look like your patients
Age-accurate portraits in Indian attire, drawn to match each case — not a stock photo or a cartoon avatar that could belong to any patient anywhere.
One case, free, no signup
Run a full case end to end — history, monitor, investigations, differential, debrief — before you decide whether to create an account.
What's not built yet
Real-time deterioration currently runs on our cardiac emergency case only — the rest of the library shares the same live monitor, ranked differential and dual scoring, but doesn't yet deteriorate if mismanaged. We're building that out case by case with clinical review, not all at once.