Flappy Buddy⚡ OSCE season.
MLAbuddy

Practise OSCEs out loud with AI patients that talk back

Speak the station. Get marked against the checklist in seconds.

6,000+ doctors & medical students

From
Imperial · UCL · King's · Oxford · Cambridge · Edinburgh · Manchester · Harvard · Johns Hopkins · Stanford · Columbia · Melbourne · Sydney · Monash · UNSW ·
How it works

Talk to a patient. Get marked.

  1. 1

    Read the brief

    Station
    Chest pain
    Task
    Take a focused history.
    Patient
    55-year-old man, pain since this morning
  2. 2

    Talk it through

    You

    When did the pain start?

    AI patient

    This morning. Like a weight on my chest.

    Out loud, with a voice AI patient. No typing.

  3. 3

    Get the feedback

    Covered

    Onset, character, radiation.

    Missed

    Sweating or breathlessness?

    Tip

    Summarise before you close.

What students say

1 of 4
“The AI-patient simulations helped me refine my structure, timing, and communication skills in a realistic, low-pressure setting. The instant feedback shows exactly where I can improve. I feel far more confident going into my OSCEs.”
Emily Bennett · 5th year · Exeter

Your exam is stations you've never seen. Candidates get better at exactly that.

And when they retry a station, 6 in 10 beat their first score.

From 63% to 69%.

Average checklist score on new stations, from a candidate's first three to their 8th–10th.
How we measured this

Based on every marked station attempt on MLAbuddy, September 2026. A score is the checklist percentage from each attempt's marking.

New stations: candidates who have done 10 or more different stations. We compared the average of their first three stations (62.9%) with their 8th to 10th (69.3%), counting only first attempts, so no station is counted twice.

Retries: second attempts at the same station; 61% scored higher than the first time.

These are averages from candidates who chose to practise, not a controlled trial, and not exam results.

Stations across every specialty

Covering the topics that actually come up in your exam.

★ Live challengeCloses Sat 21 Nov

Limb Weakness: Stroke, Spinal Cord Compression & GBS

A free OSCE station from our live teaching, with instant feedback on what you missed.

Free live teaching

Learn OSCEs from medics who've just sat them.

33 sessions run · 4.8★ average · Always free

Coming up

22 Nov 2026 · Upcoming

The Acutely Unwell Adult: Sepsis, GI Bleed & ABGs

with Mollie Barrett-Kelly

29 Nov 2026 · Upcoming

Paediatric Allergy Essentials: Anaphylaxis, Food Allergies & Management

with Rachel Lipson

15 Nov 2026 · Past

Limb Weakness: Stroke, Spinal Cord Compression & GBS

with Sami Almasri

The team

Built by 29 medics from 22 medical schools

Fellow med students tired of terrible study tools, so we made our own.

Core team · 22

Past contributors · 9

Vincent Bai

Clinical & Outreach

Brunel University of London

Hi! I'm Vincent, a third-year medical student from Brunel University. I'm honored to join the team at MLAbuddy to help with the development of this innovative platform. This is a great opportunity to gain experience in the field of AI and medical education; excited to get started!

Walk into the room having said it out loud first.

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