For medical students, residents and the programs that train them
Make your call.
Own your reasoning.
Cliniway is a clinical reasoning platform with three live patient modes. The patient answers, the vitals move when you act, and an attending-grade coach grades your SOAP and explains the why.
No credit card required.
Same engine.
Three rhythms.
Every mode shares the same patient simulation core. Only the cadence, the constraints and the grading change. Pick the rhythm that matches your clinical week.
Pick a topic, take the consult, write the SOAP. The coach compares your reasoning chain, not just your final diagnosis, and tells you what a good attending would say next.
- Cases across 22 clinical topics
- SOAP graded against a clinician rubric
- Differential weighting fed back as you go
In the lab: Skill Capsules, On-Call Challenge and Education Mode. Each one ships as it clears testing.
One case,
start to finish.
Every mode runs the same loop: take the history, examine, order, write the note, get graded. Here it is on one patient, at the pace a ward actually moves.
- 22:09
History
Huang says he vomited bright red blood six hours ago and feels light-headed on standing. You ask about clots, black stool and alcohol.
- 22:14
Physical exam
PE Mode: an orthostatic drop, cool peripheries, spider naevi and a palpable spleen.
- 22:18
Orders
Two large-bore IVs, crystalloid, type and cross. PT comes back at 15.2 s. Panendoscopy booked.
- 22:31
SOAP note
Variceal bleed on a background of cirrhosis, resuscitation under way, endoscopy once he is stable.
- 22:34
Report card
Graded across history, exam, differential, plan and closing summary, with the guideline behind each point.
History Taking
Quantify recent bleeding precisely (number of hematemesis episodes, approximate volume per episode, melena count, timing of last bleed) and document syncope/orthostasis events.
Exact counts and volumes refine acuity, guide transfusion/blood product activation, and inform urgency of endoscopic source control per ESGE guidance.
Ask about prior liver disease history and prior variceal therapy (previous EGD/banding), baseline functional status, prior episodes of encephalopathy.
Prior variceal therapy and liver disease severity (Child-Pugh / MELD) alter risk stratification and decisions like early TIPS consideration and secondary prophylaxis.
You elicited alcohol use and orthostatic symptoms, which are important for risk stratification.
Documentation of alcohol exposure and orthostatic presyncope supports identification of cirrhosis as likely contributor and helps calculate GBS / triage decisions.
Make prior variceal history and recent use of antiplatelet/anticoagulant agents explicit in the record if not already documented.
Prior variceal therapy and antithrombotic use change immediate management (cardiology coordination, restart timing) and risk-stratification per guideline recommendations.
Invest in your
clinical future.
Start free. Upgrade when your clerkship calendar gets serious. No contracts, cancel any time.
Basic
For students getting started with graded reasoning.
- Performance overview
- Community discussion
- Standard feedback report
- Email support
Pro
For students preparing for clinical rotations.
- All three modes
- Full feedback report with guideline citations on every case
- Smart Library full access
- Custom study paths
- Priority support
Common questions,
straight answers.
If yours is not here, the team replies within a working day.
Internal medicine, emergency medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics and psychiatry. New cases are written with practising clinicians and mapped to the major medical school curricula.