Talk to an AI-simulated patient, order tests and decide on management — then see how you scored against the case rubric. Every simulation comes from an official medical residency exam question, and the patient only says what is in the original question, with no hallucination.
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Like it? In the full case you order tests, commit to a diagnosis and get scored.
Continue this case for freeThe simulated clock moves forward as you order tests — time counts too.
"Female, 34, sudden dyspnea, pleuritic pain, left leg swelling, on oral contraceptives…"
You recognize the pattern — but you didn't have to ask anything.
Right or wrong. Nothing about what was missing in your reasoning.
Question banks train pattern recognition. In practice — and increasingly in practical exams — what counts is what you ask, what you order and in what order.
"A 34-year-old woman presents to the emergency department with two days of progressive dyspnea and pleuritic pain…"
Persona, timeline, tests and rubric reviewed by a USP-trained physician.
No generic vignettes written to "look like" a clinical case. Our base comes from official Brazilian medical residency exam questions — Fuvest and Enare — reviewed and approved by USP-trained physicians before becoming a simulation. No hallucination.
Five steps — with the diagnosis never in sight.
No tiers, no fine print — 3 full cases free, no card. Like it? Subscribe for everything and cancel anytime.
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From official Brazilian medical residency exam questions — Fuvest (FMUSP) and Enare. A physician curator trained at the University of São Paulo (USP) reviews and approves every case before it becomes a simulation — persona, tests and assessment rubric come from the original question and answer key. No hallucination.
No. The patient actor only has access to the persona and the symptom timeline — never to the diagnosis, the rubric or the artifacts. This is enforced on the server, not just requested in a prompt.
A single plan at $14.99/month. You start with 3 full cases free, no card needed. If you want to keep going after that, you subscribe: billing is monthly and you can cancel anytime.
You sign up with Google and get 3 full simulations right away, no card. Cards and Activity stay free. When the 3 cases are used up, you choose whether to subscribe ($14.99/month) for unlimited access — if you don't, you are never charged.
With a valid code you get 1 free month of full access, with no card required — and without the 3-case trial (the free month has no case limit). At the end of the month, access pauses until you add a card and subscribe to the $14.99/month plan. The code is applied inside the app, on the payment screen (or pre-filled, if you arrived through a link with ?codigo=).
The initial focus is preparing for Brazilian residency exams (Fuvest, Enare), so it is aimed at people studying for them — but the simulation works for anyone who wants to practice clinical reasoning.
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