Familiar faces. Meaningful conversations.
Simulated Malaysian patients
Practise with patients and family members drawn from Malaysia’s communities. The faces are AI-generated and illustrative — no real patients, no real records.
Communication Skills & Ethics
Find your words before it matters. Practise with a naturally responsive AI patient, then turn thoughtful feedback into your next step forward.
Made for MMed & PACES candidates
Formative practice only. AI reports are coaching feedback, never grades or pass/fail records.
Familiar faces. Meaningful conversations.
Practise with patients and family members drawn from Malaysia’s communities. The faces are AI-generated and illustrative — no real patients, no real records.

Simulated. Illustrative. Elderly woman.

Simulated. Illustrative. Elderly man.

Simulated. Illustrative. Elderly woman.

No real patients. No real records. Every persona is written for training.
The timer is the examiner
Speak naturally. The app clock ends the station. The model never does.

The quiet booth
Scroll is the station clock. The indigo light listens. You speak.
The practice loop
A little structure, room to be human, and something useful to take into your next encounter.
PRACTISE / REFLECT / REPEATChoose a scenario, read your brief, and settle in. Ring the bell when you’re ready — your patient is listening.
Speak naturally with a patient who responds in character. Three timed bells guide your pace, just like the real OSCE.
Reflect on a formative verdict, a per-domain rubric breakdown, and a concrete coaching moment to work on next.
Reflection that moves you forward
Leave each conversation knowing what went well, where to pause, and what to try differently next time.

Your formative verdict
AI scores are practice feedback, never a pass/fail of record. A human examiner remains the authority.
Every case and persona is written for training. No real patients, no real PHI.
Sessions are row-level isolated to your organisation; audio is encrypted at rest.
Ready when you are. Sign in to start.
A moment to work on
Your explanation ran ahead of the patient’s readiness. After sharing the diagnosis, pause and check understanding before moving to the plan.
An illustrative report. Your feedback is based on your own encounter.