Practice prescribing.Without the risk.
See a simulated patient, take the history, and write the prescription, on the same clinical platform real prescribers use. Every script is watermarked Practice mode, so nothing touches a real patient.
Why it exists
Revision teaches you facts. It does not teach you to prescribe.
The gap between knowing a drug and prescribing it safely only closes with rehearsal. So we built a place to rehearse, on real patients, without the risk.
Knowing is not prescribing
You can recite a drug and still freeze on the dose, the interaction, or the patient in front of you.
Real practice is rationed
Placements are short and supervised. There is nowhere safe to write a script, get it wrong, and try again.
The assessment is high stakes
Registration turns on clinical judgement under pressure: doses, interactions, calculations. Revision rehearses none of it.
A practice run
One consultation, start to finish.
Pick a case, meet the patient, write the script, get marked. The same four steps a real prescriber works through, every time.
- Step 01 Choose a case
Start with a real clinical scenario.
Scenarios written for your profession and graded Foundation to Advanced. Each opens with a simulated patient and a presenting complaint. The rest is yours to uncover.
See it in action →AOAdvancedAmara OkaforSuspected UTI in early pregnancy“I’ve had this awful burning when I wee for a couple of days.”18 min412 completedStart →Simulated patient - Step 02 Take the consultation
Talk to the patient. Take the history.
Ask your own questions and the patient answers in character, allergies, red flags and all. Everything you elicit writes itself into a structured consultation record.
See it in action →ConsultationPractice modeIt really stings, and I keep needing to go.Any chance you could be pregnant?…Actually, yes. About seven weeks.Consultation recordPCDysuria, 2 daysHPCFrequency, cloudy urineAllergyPenicillin (rash)PMHPregnant ~7 weeksAnswers in character - Step 03 Write the prescription
Pick the drug. Clear the safety flags.
Choose from a real formulary and the platform checks your choice against the patient: allergies, interactions, contraindications. Get it wrong and it tells you why, before you commit.
See it in action →Select a drugPractice modeNitrofurantoin 100mg MRSafe in early pregnancyTrimethoprim 200mgContraindicated · 1st trimesterAmoxicillin 500mgPenicillin allergySafety check. Trimethoprim is a folate antagonist, avoid in the first trimester. Nitrofurantoin is the safer first-line here.Live safety checks - Step 04 See your outcome
Get marked like a clinician, not a quiz.
A graded breakdown across history, drug choice, dosing and safety, with the reasoning behind every mark and the one thing to revise next. Completed cases build your portfolio.
See it in action →86OutcomeMerit+120 XP earnedHistory & documentation22 / 25Drug appropriateness25 / 25Safety: allergy avoided15 / 15Dose & regimen12 / 15Revise next: safety-netting advice for UTI in pregnancy.Marked like a clinician
Around the practice
What turns practice into mastery.
The consultation is the heart of it. Four quieter things keep you sharp between cases and bring you back tomorrow.
Spaced-repetition recall
Daily flashcard drills on the same proven engine as Anki, built around your curriculum and weighted to your weak topics.
Every topic, at a glance
A five-level heatmap of your whole syllabus, laid out as your curriculum is, so you always know where to go deeper.
Practise alongside your year
Race two friends with an invite link, or your whole university cohort. Anonymised, by week, month or all time.
Motivation that respects you
Twelve badges with real criteria and five tiers from Novice to Mentor. Rewarding without the cartoon mascots.
Practice mode, every time
Everything here is safe. Nothing touches a real patient.
You practise on the same clinical platform real prescribers use, so the muscle memory transfers. But every script you write is watermarked Practice mode, and there is zero risk to a real patient.
Who it's for
A bespoke track for your profession.
We build the recall syllabus and prescribing scenarios for each profession around its own curriculum and registration assessment, so you rehearse exactly what you will be examined and registered on.
Students
Build clinical reasoning from year one, in the fragments of time you have, and reach placement already comfortable with the thinking.
Trainees & foundation
Rehearse your registration assessment under realistic pressure. Find your weak topics early and close the gaps before the exam.
Qualified professionals
Keep your prescribing sharp and work towards CPD on your own schedule, with completed cases building a record to draw on.
Selective beta
We invite in waves. Here is how it works.
Access is gated and approved by hand, so we can support every cohort properly. No instant sign-ups, and no pressure.
Request access
Join the waitlist from any Join the waitlist button. It takes a moment, there is no form to labour over here.
We review accounts
We check each request and invite people in waves. An institutional email helps us prioritise, but it is not required.
We will invite you
When a place opens, you get an invite to set up your account and start practising. Free for the duration of the beta.
An institutional (.ac.uk) email helps us verify you faster. It is optional, and a personal email is welcome too.
Request access →Questions
Good things to know.
Is it free during the beta?
Do I need an .ac.uk email?
Which professions is it for?
Can anything I do affect a real patient?
When will I get in?
How is it different from Anki?
The most realistic way to prepare for prescribing.
Practise on the real clinical platform, in a safe sandbox, and walk into your registration assessment ready. Join the waitlist for the selective beta.
Join the waitlist →Free during beta. No card. We invite in waves.