The flight simulator for medical professionals
SimDoc guides you through realistic patient simulations: take a history, examine, order diagnostics, make a diagnosis, and receive structured feedback after every case. Preparation for licensing exams, without a game-like feel.
No credit card. Free for students.
One case, seven steps like a real ward round.
Every case follows the diagnostic process you need in exams and at the bedside. The session opens with listening, history-taking, and closes with explaining: the counselling conversation. Not a quiz, but structured clinical reasoning.
History
Targeted history-taking with the virtual patient: symptoms, past history, and risk factors.
Examination
Request physical examination and interpret findings systematically.
Diagnostics
Order labs and imaging, with judgment on cost, time, and benefit.
Diagnosis
Formulate working diagnosis, differentials, and treatment plan.
Counselling
Explain diagnosis and treatment plan to the patient in plain language, address concerns, invite questions.
Feedback
Structured evaluation per dimension: what worked, what was missing, what's next.
Progress
Track your competence curve across cases and where to focus next.
After every case, you know what to work on.
Six competence dimensions, individually scored
History, examination, diagnostics, diagnosis, treatment, and communication: each 0 to 10, not just right/wrong.
Rationale, not just grades
Concrete hints on missed differentials and unnecessary diagnostics, with clinical logic.
Connected to your learning plan
Weak dimensions suggest follow-up cases, directly in your M2 or M3 plan.
From students in the middle of exam preparation.
"Finally I practice the approach, not rote memorization. The diagnostics feedback showed me how often I ordered too much."
"Patient conversations feel realistic without being silly. Exactly the seriousness I expect from a learning tool."
"The M3 plan gives my preparation structure. A clear focus every day instead of flashcard chaos."
Supported by partners who take founding and medicine seriously.
SimDoc doesn't exist in a vacuum: a strategic partner contributes guidance on market positioning and partnerships, funding programs from Baden-Württemberg support development, and the FRENI network accompanies networking and founding in Freiburg.
Strategic guidance on market positioning and partnerships — with access to networks in medicine and entrepreneurship, and expertise in oncology.
Baden-Württemberg state initiative for founders: support in the early phase.
Early-stage funding program for SimDoc: building product and team.
Regional entrepreneurship network: exchange, mentoring, and connection to the Freiburg startup ecosystem.