u/Commercial-Solid141

Hi everyone!

A few days ago I made a post here about our app (made by med students) and I want to thank you so much for all the support and feedback on OcuLearning. We launched our free app on the AppStore 5 days ago and already have 700+ downloads. We’ve been really happy to see so many students and residents finding the app useful.

Some of you were asking for an Android version, so we’re now preparing the Android launch and, as required by Google Play, we’re running a 14-day closed beta test before the official release.

If you have an Android phone and would be interested in using the app (completely free) and giving feedback, feel free to send me a DM and I’ll send you the download link!

The app includes interactive neuro-ophthalmology and ophthalmology learning tools, cases, and disease reviews designed for medical students and residents.

Thanks again for all the support!😁

PS: this is my last post about this on the subreddit, and sorry if it comes across as promotional!😅

My friend and I are two med students in Canada and we built a nice little app called OcuLearning to help trainees study neuro-ophthalmology (and ophthalmology as a whole), I thought I would share this here for anyone interested.

The app is 100% free on AppStore; we have a repertoire of high yield ophtho conditions, a neuro-ophthalmology simulator (for EOMs, pupillary light reflex, etc.), a small qbank (we’re working on it), and an algorithms section.

We trying to get some early feedback before we try collaborating with our medical school to get a large database of medical imaging / neuro-anatomy diagrams

Feel free to check it out! Thanks

www.oculearning.com

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oculearning/id6766313098

My friend and I are two med students in Canada and we built a nice little app called OcuLearning to help trainees study ophthalmology, I thought I would share this here for anyone interested.

The app is 100% free on AppStore; we have a repertoire of high yield ophtho conditions, a neuro-ophthalmology simulator (for EOMs, pupillary light reflex, etc.), a small qbank (we’re working on it), and an algorithms section.

We trying to get some early feedback before we try collaborating with our medical school to get a large database of medical imaging.

Feel free to check it out! Thanks

www.oculearning.com

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oculearning/id6766313098