AI virtual patient practice
Walk into your OSCE having already done it.
Scaling clinical reasoning in medical education — developing clinicians who make better decisions and helping keep patients safer.
Built for two audiences
One platform, two very different jobs to do.
Students need reps before the real exam. Institutions need consistency, coverage, and a report at the end. MEKSI does both from the same case engine.
For studentsWalk in having already done it
Run a free case in text, voice, or video — no card, no account. Get a scored breakdown the moment you finish, and buy credits only when you want more reps.
Start your free case
For institutionsRun a school or a whole cohort
License MEKSI across a program: consistent cases for every learner, and a cohort-level report at the end of each module so you can see who needs support.
Book a walkthroughWhy MEKSI
Structured practice, built to scale
MEKSI turns clinical reasoning practice into something scalable, consistent, and measurable — so every learner gets the same high-quality consultation experience, whatever the cohort size.
Current method
- Small group or one-on-one
- Difficult to standardise
- Hard to measure objectively
- Experience-dependent (varies by teacher)
With MEKSI
- Scalable to any cohort size
- Consistent learning experience
- Structured clinical reasoning
- Observable and assessable cognition
How MEKSI is used
Three modes, one virtual patient
The same consultation engine supports the whole teaching cycle — individual practice, cohort-wide teaching, and formal assessment.
Learn mode
Practise at your own pace. Work a case as many times as you like, asking questions in your own words, and get a report after every attempt so you can see what you missed.
Teach mode
Set the same case for a whole cohort. Every student meets an identical standardised patient, so the teaching experience no longer varies with who is in the room.
Assess mode
Score performance against a rubric. Data gathering, clinical reasoning, decision making and communication are marked consistently, making results comparable across a cohort.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
Pick a case
Choose a specialty and difficulty, or let MEKSI hand you one at random — the way a real exam would.
Consult, your way
Run the consultation in text, voice, or video. Gather history, request exams and investigations, form a diagnosis.
Get a scored breakdown
See exactly where you gained and lost marks across data gathering, reasoning, decision making, and communication.
The MEKSI score
A score you can act on, not just a pass or fail.
Every consultation is scored live across four domains, the same way an examiner would mark you — so you know exactly which questions you missed and why they mattered.
No more guessing whether you “did okay.” You'll know whether you gathered the right data, reasoned toward the right differential, and communicated it clearly.
Case library
Every specialty you'll be examined on.
Cases are reviewed by clinicians and mapped to the domains examiners actually mark against.
Cardiology
Respiratory
Neurology
Gastroenterology
Endocrine
Musculoskeletal
Psychiatry
Paediatrics
What students say
How MEKSI is building clinical confidence.
The most enjoyable part of the MEKSI system is the sense of achievement derived when asking the appropriate questions leading to an increase in the Green Flags/Red Flags/DDx bars. I also liked the simplicity of gathering exam and investigation results through the text window.
The best part of MEKSI was using the interface and seeing the response of the green and red flags being addressed. It's also very good at giving appropriate responses across a range of ways a question can be asked.
I really liked how realistic it was, and I definitely enjoyed the continuity of moving past the history and also doing exam, investigation, and diagnosis — because that's how real life works.
Trusted partners
Used at medical schools and health institutions
Students and trainees at these institutions practise their consultations with MEKSI.
University of Tasmania
King's College London
University of Newcastle
OCLC
Curtin University
Pricing
Start free. Pay only for more reps.
Free Trial Case
One full consultation, no account, no card.
- Text, voice, or video
- Full scored breakdown
- No card required
Monthly Subscription
Unlimited cases while you're actively revising.
- Unlimited consultations
- Full module library
- Cancel anytime
Exam Pack (Big Box)
One-off pack timed for exam-season sprints.
- 40 consultation credits
- Valid for 90 days
- No subscription
FAQ
Before you start.
How much does a case actually cost?
Your first case is free — no card, no account. After that, cases are covered by a monthly subscription or a one-off exam pack, both shown above. There's no per-case micro-charge.
How accurate is the AI scoring?
Every case is built and reviewed by clinicians, and scoring is mapped to the same domains examiners mark against — data gathering, clinical reasoning, decision making, and communication — so your score reflects how a real OSCE would be marked.
Does this match my exam board's format?
Cases are built around the clinical reasoning skills common to OSCE formats across most medical schools. If you're unsure whether it matches your specific curriculum, our team can confirm before you buy a pack.
Can my institution license MEKSI for a whole cohort?
Yes — institutions can license MEKSI across a program, with consistent cases for every learner and a cohort-level report at the end of each module. Book a walkthrough to see pricing for your cohort size.
Ready to practise your next case?
One full consultation, no account and no card. Run a school or a whole cohort? We license MEKSI for institutions too.