Epistemis
For people studying medicine
An atlas and a revision bank that fit in a scrubs pocket. It works offline, which is exactly where it tends to be needed.
- 767guides
- 6.593images
- 5.103questions
- 317calculators
What makes Epistemis different
- 767 guides across 40 subjects, from basic sciences to specialties
- 6,593 real clinical images: ECG, radiology, histology, dermatology and 11 more modules
- 5,103 MIR- and USMLE-style questions, explaining why the other options fail
- 317 calculators and clinical scores with their interpretation
The standard
Medical study material usually lives in PDFs of unknown origin. Epistemis cites where each image comes from and under which licence, marks the level of evidence behind what it claims, and is explicit that it is educational material, not a medical device.
You can read it without installing anything
Open library: 1,082 symptoms, 6,593 atlas cases, the formulary and the full glossary, on the web and without sign-up. Open the library.
Epistemis is free
No ads, no trackers, and working offline from the first launch. When Premium goes live it will cost US$ 9.99 a month or US$ 59.99 a year (COP 24,990 and 149,990 in Colombia). Everything is open today, including what will then be paid; you will be told before it is switched on. What stays free for good is logging and looking things up, the content and the calculators, plus AI on your own key: what is charged for is the engine deciding for you, and the AI we pay for.
All three are free, work offline and carry no ads.