Emergency medicine simulation
You are the physician on shift.
25 authored emergency cases with real decisions and real consequences. Take a history, examine the patient, order what you can justify, and commit to a disposition. Then find out what your choices cost.
One loop, every case
The same six steps carry every encounter, so the difficulty is the medicine rather than the interface.
- 01
History
Ask, and listen to what the patient actually says.
- 02
Exam
Examine the systems you choose to examine.
- 03
Workup
Order against a differential, not a checklist.
- 04
Treatment
Act on what you have, at the time you have it.
- 05
Diagnosis
Commit to a call, and to the ones you cannot miss.
- 06
Disposition
Decide where this patient goes, and defend it.
Three kinds of shift
The same engine runs all three. What changes is what the patient does while you decide.
Stable
Resource stewardship and disposition. The patient will not deteriorate. What is tested is whether you can stop investigating and make the call.
Evolving
The picture changes underneath you. Recognition earns you a harder problem, not an easier one: you diagnosed it, now manage what it becomes.
Code Mode
Resuscitation with a persistent code HUD. Cycles, rhythms and a cause you have to treat while the clock runs.
The debrief is the point
Every case ends in an Attending’s Notes deck: what the evidence says, where the guidelines agree and where they do not, and which of your decisions changed the outcome. Each case cites 10 sources, and every one of them links to the original.
Scoring is a teaching device, not an assessment. A score reflects performance against one case’s authored rubric and should be read in that case’s context.
Illustrated patients
The room stays put while the patient, the monitor and the vitals change with what you have done.
Voiced encounters
Patients, nurses, EMS and consultants speak. Playback is always optional.
Plays offline
Download a case once and it runs with no connection at all.
25 cases at launch
Cardiology, pulmonary, neurology, abdominal, vascular, infectious disease and procedural encounters, each built to the same standard.
- Chest Pain
- Dyspnea
- Abdominal Pain
- Flank Pain
- Headache
- Cardiac Arrest
- Syncope
- Weakness
- Calf Pain
- Pelvic Pain
- Shoulder Injury
- Arm Redness
- Rash
- and more
What it costs
3 cases are free and stay free. They span a high-acuity medical decision, a full diagnostic workup and a hands-on procedure — a complete experience, not a trial.
A subscription opens the rest of the library, the full case review in every case, and new cases as they are added. It is billed by Apple through your Apple ID and cancelled there at any time.
Code Status Premium
- Every case in the library, including Code Mode
- Full guideline teaching in each case review
- New cases as they are added, at no extra cost
Pricing shown in the App Store at launch. Questions about billing are answered on the support page.
Code Status is designed for education and clinical decision-making practice. Every patient, presentation, investigation and result in it is fictional and authored for teaching. It is not medical advice, not a clinical reference, and must not be used to guide the care of an actual patient.