For residents

Think like an attending, in real time.

Attending-style reasoning support during the read — turning every case into deliberate practice without breaking workflow.

Why it helps

  • Turns passive reading into active reasoning. Externalize the differential as you dictate, instead of second-guessing in silence.
  • Targeted discriminator questions. The features that would actually narrow the list — surfaced the way an experienced radiologist would push you on rounds.
  • Built for reasoning through uncertainty. Structured arguments — features, discriminators, can't-miss — so you learn the why, not just the answer.

What you get

  • Structured differentials. Ranked, with the can't-miss flagged.
  • Targeted discriminator questions in Learn Mode. The features that would actually narrow the list — the way an experienced radiologist would push you on rounds.
  • Board-style teaching questions in Learn Mode. ABR/Core-style MCQs woven into the case, with pattern recognition cues and classic associations you want at the tip of your tongue. Available in the current build.

How to use it

  1. Dictate your case the way you would for a real read — anatomic location, modality, key features, clinical context.
  2. In Learn Mode, try answering the discriminator and board- style questions yourself before checking the output. The friction is where the learning happens.
  3. Use it to check your reasoning, not replace it. If the model disagrees, ask yourself which features it's weighing — and whether you'd weigh them the same way.

Long-term value

  • Pattern recognition compounds. The more cases you reason through this way, the faster the right discriminators surface in your head.
  • Diagnostic confidence grows. Not from being told you're right — from learning to defend your read against a structured counterargument.
  • Track how you think over time. Your answers to board-style questions are saved to your learning profile, so you can spot weak areas, see your accuracy by category, and review the questions you missed. Available now on the /progress page.