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Clinical reps
without the audience
Practice, feedback, repeat

Built for clinical learners

Practice medicine
out loud.

Rounds turns the uncomfortable parts of clinical training into repeatable practice: presenting, interviewing, committing to a plan, and explaining why.

Fictional patients onlyRubric-grounded feedbackPhysician review required
The case
in one glance
An attending who
actually interrupts
Session in progress06:42
You are presentingLive

This is a 59-year-old woman with acute dyspnea, pleuritic chest pain, and new hypoxemia...

Dr. OkaforWhat is the one diagnosis you cannot miss here?

One practice system

Three rooms. Three different clinical skills.

The AI changes roles because the learning goal changes. Attendings teach, patients answer, and examiners assess.

Core experience

Presentations

Present the patient, then defend your plan.

Present to an AI attending on the rotation you are actually on, from medicine to surgery to the ED. Field the follow-up questions, then review a rubric-grounded scorecard.

Start a case
Text beta ready

Workups

Learn which questions actually change the differential.

Interview an AI patient, commit to a focused exam and initial orders, then see the exact red flags and discriminating questions you covered or missed.

Take a history
Coming soon

Boards

Make the decision while the clock is running.

Sit original ophthalmology oral-board cases with a neutral examiner and real imaging, then get a decision-by-decision readiness report. For physicians.

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The loop

Know exactly what to practice next.

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New admission59F · shortness of breath

ED · HR 108 · SpO₂ 89%

Enter a realistic case

Start with only the information a learner would actually have at the door.

02

You My leading diagnosis is...

Attending Why?

You Because the acute hypoxemia...

Commit under pressure

Explain your reasoning while the patient, attending, or examiner stays in role.

03
Clinical synthesis3.5
Organization3.0
Plan2.5

Review the exact miss

Get evidence tied to your transcript, then turn missed concepts into the next rep.

Built seriously

Clinical simulation without pretending to be clinical care.

01

Grounded scoring. Models provide evidence. Code computes the score.

02

Original content. Fictional cases, no patient data, and physician review before publication.

03

Honest product status. Features stay labeled as in development until they pass their acceptance criteria.

Questions

Before you enter the room.

Is this medical advice?
No. Every patient and scenario is fictional and built only for education. Never enter real patient information.
What can I use today?
Presentations and Workups are available in text mode. Voice is available on configured deployments and is still completing device acceptance testing. Boards, for physicians preparing for oral boards, is coming soon as a separate purchase.
Does it cover my rotation?
Presentations are organized by the eight core clerkships, so the cases follow you from medicine to surgery to pediatrics and beyond. Each library opens as its cases pass physician review.
Who is it for?
Clinical students, PA and NP learners, residents, and physicians preparing for structured oral examinations.

Your next rep

Walk in having already done it once.

Start with a fictional case. Make the mistakes here. Take the better version with you.

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