The Mediverse
A universe of medical possibility.
Read the scan.
Explore specialty platforms, interactive cases, and AI-powered tools built for a new dimension of medical learning.
- Internal medicine
- ECG lab
- Labs & blood gases
- PFTs & body fluids
- Ward simulation
- Longitudinal cases
- Calculators & algorithms
- Radiology & ultrasound
- X-ray
- CT
- MRI
- Ultrasound
- POCUS
- Ophthalmology
- Fundus
- OCT
- Slit-lamp
- Visual fields
- Angiography
- Orbital imaging
- Pharmacology & therapeutics
- Drug explorer
- Mechanism lab
- PK lab
- Medication review
- Dose calculations
- Counselling sim
- Dermatology, soon
- Surgery, soon
- Obstetrics & gynaecology, soon
- OSCE Lab
- Simulated patients
- Timed stations
- Heart sounds
- Lung sounds
- Recall decks
Every point of light is a case: a real presentation to read, interpret and learn from. One universe, many specialties, one account that remembers where you left off.
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How it works
One account. Every specialty. The same three moves.
Deep, specialty-specific case libraries built by their own teams. One account, one set of study tools, and progress that follows you across every platform.
An AI tutor beside you
Each platform pairs deliberate practice with an AI tutor that answers your questions from verified case content, so you always have a patient, on-demand teacher as you build diagnostic reasoning.
YouWhy is the mediastinum shifted away from the white lung?
TutorA shift away means something is pushing: fluid or air under pressure. A shift toward it would mean collapse pulling. Look at the costophrenic angle next.
01
StepRead the case
Start from a real clinical presentation: the study, the tracing, the history, the patient.
02
StepInterpret and commit
Localize, diagnose, and rate your confidence before anything is revealed.
03
StepLearn from feedback
Annotated answers, differentials and teaching, with the tutor to ask why.
Explore platforms
Explore medicine as a universe of cases.
Each platform is a specialty with its own library, its own team, and the same account.
In development
Dermatology
DermSpace
Lesion morphology and pattern recognition across skin tones, from common presentations to must-not-miss diagnoses.
Coming soon
Surgery
SurgSpace
Operative anatomy, perioperative decision-making, and the imaging that drives surgical management.
Coming soon
Obstetrics & gynaecology
OBGynSpace
The patient journey from first visit to delivery and the gynaecology clinic: labour and delivery, fetal monitoring, ultrasound, triage and longitudinal cases.
Coming soon
The OSCE Lab
Practise the exam out loud, with a patient who answers.
Press the microphone and take a history from a simulated patient who talks back in their own voice. When you finish, an examiner marks you against the station's scheme. Then the drill room, the sounds, and ten sections of clinical skills as tickable checklists.
Open the whole labSpeaking
Robert Hale, 58
Emergency department, 3 pm
Robert
Press once and talk. Examiner feedback at the end.
AI tools
Turn your own notes into something you can practise
Upload a lecture, get back material built entirely from it. Your notes are processed temporarily and never saved.
QSpace
Board-style question banks
Clinical vignettes with one defensible answer, written from your material and checked for accuracy before you practise them.
Open QSpaceA 65-year-old woman with heart failure presents with worsening leg swelling and breathlessness. She is clinically volume-overloaded with a low urine sodium.
Which one of the following is the most likely cause of her hyponatraemia?
- AHypovolaemic hyponatraemia
- BHypervolaemic hyponatraemia
- CSyndrome of inappropriate ADH
- DNephrogenic diabetes insipidus
AnkiGen
Real Anki decks, ready to import
Cloze, basic and list cards packaged as a genuine .apkg file, subdecks by topic, hierarchical tags, one-by-one reveal, and your existing note types left untouched.
Open AnkiGenThe classic triad of renal cell carcinoma is haematuria, flank pain, and [ … ].
Pick a platform. Open a case. Start reading.
One free account carries your progress across every specialty and every tool.