r/MedecineFrance

I built a free medical learning platform and I'd love some honest feedback

I'm a medical student from Algeria, and I've been building Ingenio, a free medical education platform.

It started as a way to help students prepare for their exams, but I've gradually expanded it toward something I'm personally much more interested in: actually practicing medicine rather than just memorizing it.

Some of the things currently available:

🩺 Clinical Missions — practical patient-based scenarios where you have to assess the situation and decide what to do.

🤖 Interactive AI Patients — communicate with patients, gather information, and work through clinical cases.

🏥 Teaching Hospital — a simulated hospital with different departments, medical on-call scenarios, and cases ranging from simple to complex.

🔬 Diagnostic Challenges — more advanced cases involving differential diagnosis, investigation, interpretation of evidence, and clinical reasoning.

🧠 There are also curriculum-based questions, exam simulations, previous exams, and explanations for answers.

The platform is completely free.

I'm now trying to get feedback from medical students outside Algeria because most of my current users are Algerian students, and I want to know whether the clinical-training side actually makes sense to students following different medical curricula.

If you try it, I'd genuinely appreciate criticism:

What feels useful? What's unnecessary? What's missing? What would make you actually come back and use it?

🌐 Try Ingenio: https://ingenio.alwaysdata.net/

I'm building this as a long-term project, so honest feedback is much more valuable to me than “looks cool.” 😅