About
DocBuddy is a study, practice and revision tool built around the MBBS curriculum — one place for MCQ practice, spaced-repetition review, AI clinical practice, OSCE stations, a drug reference, and the day-to-day tracking a clinical rotation needs.
Who it's for
Medical students working through the MBBS curriculum, from first-year basic sciences through clinical rotations — revising for a class test, working through a topic systematically, or preparing to sit in front of an examiner at an OSCE station.
Why it exists
Studying medicine already means juggling lecture slides, a question bank, a drug reference, and a logbook that all live in different places and none of which know what year or subject you are actually on. DocBuddy maps practice to your curriculum year and subject instead of treating every question the same, and keeps the tools a rotation actually needs — patients, logbook entries, calculators — next to the practice itself rather than in a separate app.
Where things stand
This is an early, actively built product. The core of it — question practice, spaced repetition, AI clinical practice, OSCE stations, drug reference, patients, logbook and rotations — is built and live today, free to try before you decide whether it is worth paying for.