Clinical decision support for emergency physicians that reasons like a trusted colleague, grounded only in champion-authored, cited knowledge. Ask the question; get the answer, the decision rule, and what's missing.
A large language model will answer any emergency question with total confidence, and no idea whether it's right. At 3am, a textbook is too slow. What you actually want is a colleague who knows the evidence cold, tells you the decision rule, and admits what they'd need to know to be sure.
A thinking partner, not a search box. Three steps, the way you'd use a colleague.
Type or speak a real clinical question, like "anaphylaxis, adult, hypotensive — what and how fast?" No rigid syntax.
A specialist-grade answer grounded only in red-penned knowledge, with the decision rule and the specific data that would sharpen it.
You stay the decision-maker. It carries the evidence and the caveats, so the call is yours: faster, and better defended.
Real emergency questions, answered in the format our knowledge base speaks: answer → decision rule → what's missing → source.
Intramuscular epinephrine into the anterolateral thigh (0.3–0.5 mg of 1:1000) is first-line and immediate; repeat every 5–15 minutes as needed. Antihistamines and steroids are adjuncts and do not treat the reaction.WAO / resus guidelines
Decision ruleEpinephrine first, without delay — it is the only treatment that reverses the reaction. Position supine and give oxygen and IV fluids for shock.
Missing data: Airway status, blood pressure, time since exposure, and the trigger change disposition and monitoring.
Measure lactate, draw blood cultures before antibiotics, give broad-spectrum antibiotics, start 30 mL/kg crystalloid for hypotension or lactate ≥4, and add vasopressors if the MAP stays below 65 despite fluids.Surviving Sepsis
Decision ruleCultures before antibiotics, but never let drawing them delay the antibiotic; reassess perfusion and lactate after the fluid bolus.
Missing data: Source, lactate, MAP, comorbidities, and immune status change antibiotic choice and resuscitation targets.
All three answer questions. Only one is a specialist colleague whose every claim you can trace.
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No. It's a physician-facing clinical decision-support companion — a thinking partner for your reasoning. It does not diagnose, does not treat, and gives no patient-facing advice. The clinical decision always stays with you.
Verified physicians only. Each specialty is led by a champion physician who red-penned its knowledge base, and 30+ specialties are built. Access is gated to licensed physicians.
Every answer is grounded only in champion-authored, cited knowledge — traceable, not hallucinated. It reasons like a colleague in your specialty, and always states the decision rule plus what data is missing, instead of a confident guess.
30+ specialties are built, each with its own specialist "soul" and cited knowledge base. Neurosurgery leads; cardiology, clinical oncology, emergency medicine and intensive care follow.
It's being built now. Waitlist members get first access and the Founding Physician offer: one free month plus 50% off the first three months, and a numbered founding badge.
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