AI-powered medical simulation

Train clinical reasoning on living virtual patients.

From first differential to final diagnosis, students carry their own patient and learn from every decision.

The ward is quiet. Your patient is waiting.

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Bram Janssens, 58, pale and frightened in his hospital bed, one fist resting on the centre of his chest.Bram Janssens58 years old
20:41The handoff
…I have put him on the monitor for you and there is a defibrillator at the bedside.
Nurse handoff
SpO296%HR96bpmBP148/92mmHgRR20/minTemp36.8°CPain8/10
“It is a heavy, crushing pressure, right in the middle of my chest.
Bram Janssens, 58
21:10History

Talk to your patient. Ask what matters.

“My father died of a heart attack. He was sixty-one. And I am fifty-eight, so that has been going through my mind since this started, I will not pretend otherwise. It is frightening.
Bram Janssens, 58
21:30Commit first

Commit your working diagnosis to open diagnostics.

Before ordering tests, commit your first impression: what you suspect, and how strongly. This is how clinicians think, and how you will be debriefed.
What are you thinking?

Crushing central chest pain radiating to the left arm and jaw with autonomic features, in a heavy smoker with untreated hypertension and a father who died of a heart attack at 61. This is an acute coronary occlusion until proven otherwise…

Commit first impressionCommitted · 21:30
22:05Diagnostics

Order what you need. Results return in sim time.

Dr. Amara · Your supervisor“You haven’t ordered any diagnostics yet… At minimum, get an ECG and a chest X-ray running right now.”
The real 12-lead ECG from the case, recorded on arrival. Public-domain image, attribution in the caption.

Meets STEMI criteria: anterior territory, proximal LAD pattern. The ECG, not the troponin, decides immediate primary PCI.

23:55Plan forward
Where does he go tonight?Coronary care unit, on telemetry
What do you tell the night nurse to watch for?Re-occlusion of the treated vessel

You hand over.

You go home. The night nurse takes over, carrying your watch-list. Bram stays.

03:12The night

The night passes.

SpO296HR96BP148/92Temp36.8Pain
At 02:40 the night nurse takes his returning chest pressure seriously, exactly because the handover flagged recurrent ischemic pain as the alarm sign after primary PCI. … he is back in the cath lab within the hour. The myocardium is salvaged.
08:00The morning report
Bram Janssens the next morning: recovered, relaxed, smiling.Bram JanssensThe next morning
Working diagnosis: ST-elevation myocardial infarctionCommitted

“You sent them to primary pci then coronary care unit on telemetry and flagged re-occlusion of the treated vessel; the night proved you right.”

Medical interviewing7/9 · Superior
Physical examination7/9 · Superior
Organization5/9 · Satisfactory
Counseling & management8/9 · Superior

Evidence behind every decision: feedback is backed by clinical guidelines and live PubMed references, so students learn the reasoning, not just the answer.

The science, honestly

Designed for results we’re willing to measure.

Built on the most robust findings in learning science, practice testing and spaced repetition, wired into every case. Instead of quoting an invented percentage, we measure: a controlled study across institutions starts in September 2026.

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Your cases, your curriculum, your data.

Author your own cases

Cases that match your specialty, your curriculum and your local protocols.

Assess at scale

A whole cohort through the same standardized scenarios, every run scored against one rubric.

Track competency

Progress across students, cases and reasoning skills over time.

Why ALYT

Built by physicians, designed for education.

ALYT closes the gap between how medicine is taught and how clinicians actually reason. Built and reviewed by practicing clinicians, with every case validated against current guidelines.

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No patient data. Ever.

Every case is simulated or fully anonymized teaching material. ALYT is an educational simulation platform, not a medical device, and is not used to diagnose or treat real patients. Hosted in the EU, GDPR-aligned, built on SOC 2–certified sub-processors.

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See a full case run, live.

A 30-minute demo on the live platform, no slides. Or a free evaluation with your own students.

The evaluation has its own clock: 30 days, up to 50 students, ending in a written proposal within 2 working days. Or a clean no.

In pilot with European medical faculties · Showcased at the European Vascular Course, 2025 & 2026