Realistic UK OSCE practice with AI patients, examiners and structured feedback.
Praxly uses human-authored clinical cases, conversational simulation and structured mark schemes to help medical students and junior doctors practise safely and improve with targeted feedback.
Educational use only. Praxly does not provide clinical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations for real patients.
Chest pain history
History Taking · Year 4
Patient
I’ve had this tightness in my chest since this morning.
Candidate
Can you describe what the pain feels like?
Patient
It feels like a tight, heavy pressure in the middle of my chest.
Candidate brief
Take a focused history and address relevant safety concerns.
How it works
Practise, complete, improve.
Praxly turns OSCE practice into a structured learning loop.
Choose a station
Select UK-focused OSCE stations across histories, examinations, counselling, reasoning and prescribing.
Practise with AI
Interact with an AI patient or examiner by typing or speaking. The AI reveals only authored case information.
Review feedback
Receive checklist scoring, global ratings, domain breakdowns, safety feedback and targeted next steps.
Safety model
Case-led AI, not improvised clinical content.
Praxly stations are built from human-authored clinical cases and mark schemes. AI is used to simulate conversation, reveal case information and support structured feedback, not to invent diagnoses or create unsupervised medical advice.
Generic AI chat
- May invent case details
- May vary clinical facts between attempts
- May provide inconsistent feedback
Praxly
- Uses fixed case facts
- Follows structured mark schemes
- Highlights red flags and safety issues
Stations
Built around UK OSCE practice.
Feedback
Feedback that goes beyond “good job”.
Praxly breaks down your performance by checklist items, OSCE domains and patient safety priorities, then suggests what to practise next.
Global rating
Borderline pass
Priority improvement
Ask more explicitly about current pain status and associated autonomic symptoms before deciding on escalation.
Try a demo station.
Experience a short AI-supported OSCE station before creating an account. Demo feedback is visible at the end, but progress is only saved once you register.
Try demo stationPrivate beta
Private beta
Praxly is available to selected testers. Join the waitlist if you would like access.
Beta access
Help shape Praxly before launch.
Praxly is being built for medical education and OSCE preparation. Early testers will help refine stations, feedback quality and safety workflows before wider release.
Praxly is designed for medical education and exam preparation only. It does not provide clinical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations for real patients.