Designed for medical students, residents, and doctors. Answers based on Russian Ministry of Health clinical guidelines and study guides, with source references. Generates lecture notes, cheat sheets, presentations, and student case histories. Works in Russia without VPN.
Not an all-purpose chat, but a suite of medical tools built on a shared knowledge base: study guides for 31 subjects, 3,400+ video tutorials, and current clinical guidelines. Real screenshots below, not mockups.
Ask in your own words, like you would a professor. The AI will find the relevant pages in study guides and clinical guidelines, providing answers with footnotes [1], [2] so you can see the source of each point and which video tutorial to watch next.
Free: up to 30 messages per hour
Lecture recording, YouTube, VK Video, or Rutube link, up to 40 notebook photos, PDF, Word, or plain text. Get notes formatted like a study guide: with gaps, tests, and flashcards for review. Turn notes into a podcast, presentation, or voice exam in one click.
Free: 2 notes and 120 minutes of transcription per month
Concise topic summary: criteria, values, classifications, and high-yield exam questions. Flashcards are integrated into spaced repetition to ensure retention by session time.
Provide a topic, your notes, or a study guide. The AI will suggest a slide outline with diagrams and tables, which you can edit before generating a presentation complete with illustrations and a title slide.
2 presentations per month for free
Case histories matching your department's template: from bedside rounds (text, handwritten photo, audio) or by disease. Cross-checked with clinical guidelines, ICD-10 code, Word and PDF export.
2 case histories per month for free
All 756 active Ministry of Health clinical guidelines with title and ICD-10 search. Enable "Ask AI": the AI answers based on guideline texts and displays source sections with evidence levels. Open access without registration.
3 questions per day without signing in, 15 after signing in
The examiner asks three follow-up questions on a topic and sends a checklist-based breakdown after the call: what you mentioned, what you missed, and your score. The session autopilot organizes exam tickets by calendar days and breaks down tomorrow's tickets every night.
Free: 10 minutes of voice and 1 practice exam per day
Finds relevant studies, shows study design and sample size, and breaks down articles by structure. The AI digest delivers 5–7 fresh papers in your specialty every morning.
View studiesSend your university's question list (up to 300 items). We will compile a .docx document with detailed answers based on the platform's materials, complete with study guide and video links.
Learn moreAlready using an assistant? Connect WhiteCoat Pro once and request a presentation, case history, or study guide answer directly inside its chat. Generations count toward your account limits.
How to connectOpenEvidence relies on English-language literature and American guidelines. ChatGPT writes smoothly, but draws from general model memory. We needed an AI that knows Russian clinical guidelines and the medical school curriculum while citing its sources.
| WhiteCoat Pro | OpenEvidence | ChatGPT | GigaChat, YandexGPT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Language of answers and sources | Russian | English | Any (sources may vary) | Russian |
| Access from Russia | No VPN, pay with a Russian bank card | Full access for US-licensed physicians (NPI) | Requires VPN and foreign card | No VPN |
| Russian Ministry of Health clinical guidelines | All 756 active guidelines, with section references | No, American and international guidelines | No database, answers from memory | No medical database with sources |
| Study guides and medical curriculum | 31 subjects, page-level citations | No | No | No |
| Lecture notes from audio, video, photos | Yes, with tests and flashcards | No | Partially, without medical verification | Partially |
| PPTX presentation, case history | Yes, according to department outlines | No | Plain text | Plain text |
| Oral voice exam with detailed review | Yes | No | No | No |
| PubMed search with statistics | Yes, breakdown in Russian | Yes, a key strength | With web search | No |
Comparison based on open service data as of September 2026. Detailed analysis of 18 models with a tier list: comparison of neural networks for physicians.
A question, lecture topic, diagnosis for a case history, or lecture file. Use the form at the top of the page.
Email, Telegram, VKontakte, or Google. No password required.
Your task will open in your dashboard, already running. Everything is saved in 'My Materials'.
Limits are calculated per account and renew automatically: tutor messages every hour, voice minutes every day, notes and exams every month.
The neural network teaches, it does not treat. It does not diagnose or prescribe treatment for a specific individual; the final decision always rests with the physician. Do not include patients' full names, dates of birth, or other personal data in your prompts: in educational case histories, the patient is simulated. Learn more about medical confidentiality and liability for AI errors: guide for doctors.
The one that answers based on your sources and shows where the answer came from. General-purpose chatbots write smoothly, but they do not know university guidelines or Russian Ministry of Health clinical guidelines and can hallucinate references. Our neural network searches for answers in guidelines and clinical protocols, provides page citations, and also creates lecture notes, cheat sheets, presentations, and case histories.
OpenEvidence searches for answers in English-language literature and American guidelines and is fully available only to physicians with an American medical license. Operating on the same principle (providing answers from verified sources with citations), our alternative answers based on current Russian Ministry of Health clinical guidelines and study guides—in Russian and without a VPN.
Yes. The free account includes an AI tutor (up to 30 messages per hour), 2 lecture notes and 120 minutes of lecture transcription per month, 2 presentations and 2 case histories per month, and 10 minutes of voice interaction per day. Additional generations are included in paid subject access and the 'Maximum' plan.
Yes. The website and app work from Russia without a VPN and without a foreign bank card. Log in via email, Telegram, VKontakte, or Google.
Upload a lecture recording, a link to a YouTube, VK Video, or Rutube video, up to 40 photos of your notebook, a PDF, Word, or paste text. The neural network will compile the notes like a study guide: with key gaps, tests, and flashcards for review, and link the topics to the platform's syllabus. Step-by-step: how to create lecture notes with an AI.
An educational one, yes. Upload your ward rounds notes or specify the condition: the neural network will compile the document according to the department's template, cross-check the diagnosis and treatment with clinical guidelines, and assign an ICD-10 code. It can be downloaded in Word and PDF formats. Real patient personal data must not be entered.
You must always verify them, which is why every answer includes a source: the page of the study guide or a section of the clinical guidelines. The AI does not diagnose or replace a physician; it is a tool for learning and information retrieval.
ChatGPT answers from the model's general memory, does not know Russian clinical guidelines or university study guides, and is unavailable in Russia without a VPN. Here, answers are compiled from verified sources with citations, and specialized medical tools are instantly available: lecture notes, cheat sheets, presentations, case histories, and oral exams.
Yes: an oral voice exam with checklist-based evaluation, cheat sheets and lecture notes mapped to exam tickets, a study autopilot that organizes tickets by day, and a document with answers to your exam questions.
A question you would ask your professor, or tomorrow's seminar topic. Initial study notes, presentations, and case histories every month free of charge.