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About Praxly.
OSCE practice where you can check every mark.
Why it exists.
Practising OSCE stations usually needs another person, a free evening and a marker who knows the mark scheme. AI can fill the gap, but generic chat tools invent case details and give feedback you cannot check. Praxly is built around the opposite idea: fixed cases, fixed mark schemes, and evidence for every mark.
Who is behind it.
I'm Callum, the founder. I'm a final-year UK medical student, and I'm building Praxly for people preparing for the same exams. During the pilot I read the feedback myself. Qualified doctors, ideally with an academic background, will be brought in to help check the marking.
Where it is today.
Praxly is recruiting a first pilot cohort. It is free during the pilot, marks are practice feedback and not a prediction of your result, and the marking has not yet been checked against examiner marking. The how it works page explains what that means in practice.