Three sentences.
One turning point.
Reflect on what happened, what changed your thinking, and what still feels uncertain. Start with synthetic exercises in the pilot.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN INSTINCT · FOUNDING PILOT
Your patients teach you.
Make it stick.
A little reflection after a shift. A curriculum that grows with you. Meet the learning companion built around your residency, right in Messages and WhatsApp.
No new app. Just a conversation.
Synthetic-case pilot. Real-case capture comes later.
THE MOMENT BECOMES THE LESSON
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Resident Instincta little wiser, every shiftSUNDAY, 9:00 AM · ILLUSTRATIVE
What did my cases teach me this week?
Three moments worth keeping.
01 The sodium that kept falling
When your first explanation needs a second look.
01 The sodium that kept falling
When your first explanation needs a second look.
Let’s start with the turning point. What made you reconsider?
The new information didn’t fit my first explanation.
That’s your learning cue.
Message ↑
Less lost learning.
More clinical instinct.
More clinical instinct.
Built around your experience✳Designed for the space between shifts✳One conversation at a time
THE CASE-TO-CURRICULUM LOOP
Good cases shouldn’t
disappear after sign-out.
Residency gives you the experience. Instinct helps you keep the lesson. Here’s the workflow we’re building.
Three sentences.
Your experience,
connected to a concept.
The planned learning engine maps decisions to curriculum topics, reasoning prompts, and evidence you can trace to its source.
A Sunday ritual.
A lesson that lasts.
Review the week’s most useful moments, test your recall, and revisit concepts over time. Try the first interactive review below.
A SMALL PREVIEW OF YOUR SUNDAY
Meet your next
“I remember this.”
Explore a synthetic case. See the reflection, try a reasoning question, and leave with a prompt to revisit.
A COMPANION FOR YOUR TRAINING
Not another place
to spend your evening.
A way to keep what matters.
The long-term vision is a personal learning map: what you’ve seen, what you remember, and where you want more practice. Built from your decisions, with you in control.
We start with internal medicine residents and a single useful habit. We’ll expand when that habit earns its place.
ONE INSTINCT. DIFFERENT CHAPTERS.
Built for where
you are now.
Resident Physician Instinct
Case reflection, Sunday reviews, and deliberate recall.
Medical Student Instinct
A future companion for the transition from concepts to clinical experience.
Pre Medical Instinct
A future companion for the foundations and the journey into medicine.
HELP SHAPE THE FIRST CHAPTER
More of your learning.
Less left behind.
Join the founding pilot list. We’re starting with internal medicine residents and synthetic cases, then learning together.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Before we begin.
Is it available in Messages and WhatsApp today?
The website and synthetic review demo are live. The messaging adapter is built, but requires an activated SMS number and approved WhatsApp sender. Pilot members will receive an email when messaging is ready. Messages initially means SMS in your phone’s Messages app.
Can I send a patient note?
No. This first version supports synthetic exercises only. Do not submit patient notes, names, dates, images, or other identifying information. Real-case intake needs a separate privacy, institutional, and clinical review before launch.
Is this clinical decision support?
No. It is an educational reflection prototype. It does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend treatment, or replace supervision. The demo focuses on reasoning habits and uses fixed, illustrative material.
What will the pilot test?
The initial goal is a four-week pilot with ten internal medicine residents: can brief capture and a weekly review become a useful habit? We’ll measure effort, completion, delayed recall, and trust before expanding.
How much will it cost?
No payment is collected for this preview. The original concept proposes testing a $10–20 monthly resident subscription later. Pricing and paid features have not been finalized.