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Study, ask, practise. All in one calm place. Your clinical day, made lighter.

Practise with simulated patients, ask private AI questions answered at your level, and see exactly where you stand. Ask clinical questions privately, turn consults into draft notes you review, and keep your skills sharp between patients.

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Query · Private AI for medicine

Answers at your level.

Ask a concept, a case or an exam question. Choose a Context and Query changes its depth and focus to match.

Context

Why does heart failure cause oedema?

Answer for Medical student – Clinical focus

Look for it. Pitting oedema at the ankles, or the sacrum if bed-bound, with a raised JVP, bibasal crackles and an S3.

Right vs left. Right-sided failure drives peripheral oedema; left-sided drives pulmonary oedema and orthopnoea.

Exam point. Bilateral oedema with a normal JVP? Think low albumin, or a drug such as amlodipine.

Try your own question

Dictation built in. Please use fictional or de-identified details.

Made for you

Tell us who you are. OSCELab rearranges itself.

One question when you first sign in sets what opens first, your sidebar order and how Query answers. Change it anytime in Settings.

Medical student
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  • Query
  • Statistics
  • Suggestions
  • CPD
  • Consult Analysis

Query answers forMedical student – Clinical focus

Junior doctor
  • QueryOpens first
  • Practice
  • Consult Analysis
  • Statistics
  • Suggestions
  • CPD

Query answers forJunior doctor

GP
  • QueryOpens first
  • Consult Analysis
  • CPD
  • Practice
  • Statistics
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Query answers forGeneral Practice

Practice · Statistics · CPD

Practise, see progress, keep a record.

The practice OSCELab started with, in a quieter home.

Practice

Realistic practice, marked properly.

  • SimPatientsAI patients marked against a real marksheet
  • QuestionsMCQs with every option explained
  • Vivas and drillsPlus case walkthroughs
  • FlashcardsSpaced repetition

Statistics Sample

Scores by specialty, weak spots and what's due.

CPD

One calm CPD record: opt-in suggestions from your OSCELab practice that you confirm, guided reflections and mini-audits for the hard-to-get hours, and exports for your CPD home.

Private by design

Zero data retention. Zero training.

Clinical work needs a private tool, not a promise in the small print. These rules are built into how Query and Consult Analysis run.

Use fictional or de-identified details wherever you can.

  • Pinned to a verified route

    Every request is pinned to a verified zero-data-retention route.

  • Never stored, never trained on

    Providers are instructed not to store or train on your data. Chats stay in your browser unless you save them.

  • Fails closed

    If the private route can't be verified, Query blocks the request. It never falls back to something less private.

  • Scribe audio is never kept

    Consult audio and transcripts are never stored on our servers. Notes you save are encrypted and visible only to you.

How it works

One route, checked every time.

  1. You ask or record

    A question, a case or a consult.

  2. We verify the route

    Only a zero-data-retention route passes.

    Can't verify? Blocked.
  3. The model answers

    Instructed not to store or train on it.

  4. Back to you

    Kept only if you choose to save it.

Consult Analysis · the AI scribe

Your consult, drafted. You stay the author.

Record or paste a consultation and get a clear draft in Consultation or SOAP format. Nothing is final until you've read it.

  1. Record or paste

    Tick patient consent, then record. Recognition runs on your device, or through zero-data-retention transcription after you stop.

  2. Review every line

    History, examination, assessment and plan, laid out and ready to edit.

  3. Copy or save

    Copy it into your notes, or save it encrypted and visible only to you.

Draft noteReview before use

History

Three days of productive cough and fever. No chest pain. Non-smoker.

Examination

T 37.9 °C, RR 18, SpO₂ 97% on room air. Crackles at the right base.

Assessment

Probable mild community-acquired pneumonia.

Plan

Treat per local guideline. Safety-net given. Review in 48 hours.

Audio and transcript not stored

Pricing

A$199 for 12 months, or A$60 for 3. Pay once.

Start with a free account, including free Query questions each day.

“The virtual patients helped me overcome my social anxiety and helped me become more confident in clinical exams.”
EdwinMedical student, SA, Australia

Partnered with university medical societies

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From the founders

Built by doctors in Adelaide, since 2020.

We started OSCELab to make exam prep calmer. Now we're building what we want for the working day too: private answers, faster notes and one place to keep track. It has to stay simple.

  • RaymondGP, Adelaide, SA
  • GeorgeOphthalmology Registrar, Sydney, NSW
  • MarieENT Registrar, Adelaide, SA
  • TasneemGP, Adelaide, SA

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