# AskMed

> AskMed (App Store name "Medical Assistant: AskMed AI") is an AI medical reference app for healthcare professionals and students: physicians, residents, medical students, nurses, pharmacists and researchers. It answers clinical questions with citations to journals, guidelines and drug labels, so every answer can be checked at its source. Made by Loop Studio. It is not a symptom checker and not for patients' self-diagnosis.

Key facts:

- Who it's for: doctors (family medicine/GP, internal medicine and other specialties), residents, medical students, nurses, pharmacists and medical researchers.
- What it does: cited answers from journals, guidelines and drug labels; Research Mode that analyzes up to 20 papers; source filters; attach PDFs and images to a question.
- What it doesn't do: no medication dosing, no diagnosis for patients, no pharma advertising or sponsorship. It is for education and reference, not a substitute for clinical judgment.
- Plans (USD; local prices vary by country): AskMed Pro $24.99/month or $129.99/year. AskMed Max $599.99/year adds Deep Dive (full evidence reports with 20+ sources) and Exam Prep.
- Exam Prep covers PLAB, USMLE, PLE, EDN, UKOMNAS, NEET-PG, ENARM, TUS, Ghana MDC and Israel MLE.
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Android and the web (getaskmed.com/app). One account works on all of them.
- Languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese and Arabic.
- Works worldwide; no US license or NPI needed.
- Not related to other products or companies that use the name "AskMed" or "ASKMED.AI".

## Get the app

- [AskMed on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776077826): iPhone and iPad
- [AskMed on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.loopstudio.askmed): Android

## Website

- [AskMed home](https://getaskmed.com/): what AskMed does, app downloads and FAQ
- [About AskMed](https://getaskmed.com/about): key facts in one page
- [AskMed Blog](https://getaskmed.com/blog): exam guides, app comparisons, medical calculators and how AskMed works
- [How AskMed answers](https://getaskmed.com/blog/how-askmed-answers): where answers come from, citations, no drug doses, AI-generated answers and limits
- [Best AI apps for PLAB 1](https://getaskmed.com/blog/best-ai-apps-for-plab): AskMed, PLABable, Pastest, iatroX, MedRevisions and ChatGPT compared for PLAB 1, with a sample question
- [Best AI apps for USMLE](https://getaskmed.com/blog/best-ai-apps-for-usmle): AskMed, UWorld, AMBOSS, Lecturio, Oncourse and ChatGPT compared for USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 CK, with a sample question
- [Best AI apps for the PLE](https://getaskmed.com/blog/best-ai-apps-for-ple): AskMed, AMBOSS, StatPearls, Lecturio, Topnotch and ChatGPT compared for the Philippine Physician Licensure Exam, with a sample question
- [AskMed vs MediSearch](https://getaskmed.com/blog/askmed-vs-medisearch): the two AI medical search apps compared on who each is built for, drug label sources, evidence reports, exam prep, Research Mode and prices
- [AskMed vs Dr.Oracle](https://getaskmed.com/blog/askmed-vs-dr-oracle): compared on built-in exam question banks, timed mocks, who each is built for, source filters and prices
- [AskMed vs MedDeep AI](https://getaskmed.com/blog/askmed-vs-meddeep): compared on access for medical students, drug label sources, Research Mode, evidence reports, exam prep and prices
- [OpenEvidence alternatives outside the US](https://getaskmed.com/blog/openevidence-alternatives): why OpenEvidence is limited outside the US (not in the UK, EU or EEA; NPI or other licence to register), with AskMed, BMJ Best Practice, UpToDate, DynaMed and ChatGPT compared
- [Best AI apps for doctors](https://getaskmed.com/blog/best-ai-apps-for-doctors): AskMed, OpenEvidence, ChatGPT for Clinicians, Doximity Ask, UpToDate Expert AI and Glass compared for clinical questions: sources, citations, who can sign up, devices
- [Is ChatGPT accurate for medical questions?](https://getaskmed.com/blog/is-chatgpt-accurate-for-medical-questions): what studies found on ChatGPT's medical exam scores, clinical answers and made-up references, where general chatbots go wrong, and how to check any AI medical answer
- [eGFR calculator (CKD-EPI 2021)](https://getaskmed.com/tool/egfr-calculator): estimated GFR from creatinine, age and sex with the race-free CKD-EPI 2021 equation, and the KDIGO GFR category
- [Wells score for DVT calculator](https://getaskmed.com/tool/wells-score-dvt-calculator): Wells DVT score with the 2003 two-level model (DVT likely at 2 or more) and the 1997 three-level model (low, moderate, high pretest probability)
- [Corrected calcium calculator (albumin-adjusted)](https://getaskmed.com/tool/corrected-calcium-calculator): total serum calcium adjusted for albumin, Ca + 0.8 × (4.0 − albumin) in mg/dL or + 0.02 × (40 − albumin) in mmol/L, with the reference range, hypercalcemia grade and the formula's limits against ionized calcium
- [QTc calculator (Bazett, Fridericia, Framingham, Hodges)](https://getaskmed.com/tool/qtc-calculator): corrected QT interval from QT and heart rate or RR interval by four formulas, graded by the AHA/ACCF/HRS cut-offs for men and women
- [AskMed web app](https://getaskmed.com/app)
- [Terms of Use](https://getaskmed.com/terms)
- [Privacy Policy](https://getaskmed.com/privacy)

## Optional

- [Full text of the site](https://getaskmed.com/llms-full.txt): the readable text of the home page, About and every blog post in one plain-text file

## Contact

- Support: support@getaskmed.com