In a $130B global medical education market, one startup is betting that AI can simulate the high-stakes pressure of an OSCE exam better than any textbook. Oscer isn't just another EdTech tool—it's a clinical reasoning engine designed for the generation of AI-native doctors.

"Oscer is building the flight simulator for doctors—where every virtual patient is a unique, high-stakes challenge."

What sets Oscer apart is its laser focus on clinical reasoning, not just content delivery. Unlike passive learning platforms, Oscer forces users to actively diagnose, examine, and document—mirroring the pressure of real clinical settings. The tech stack (Tailwind, Ant Design, PWA) suggests a modern, mobile-first experience, critical for students on the go. The presence of Hotjar and Google Analytics indicates a data-driven approach to optimizing user flows, likely iterating rapidly based on how students interact with virtual patients.

• AI-powered virtual patients that adapt to user inputs, creating dynamic clinical scenarios
• Specialized for OSCE and USMLE Step 2 CS—high-stakes exams with real-world implications
• Strong brand consistency across Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, targeting medical students globally