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Show HN: AskMedically – a research-backed AI copilot for clinical questions
Hi HN,
We’re the team behind AskMedically – an AI copilot that helps doctors, specialists, and medical students find science-backed answers to their clinical questions.
Doctors often resort to Google, ChatGPT, or outdated PDFs during patient consultations or academic prep — and end up with unstructured, sometimes unreliable information. We wanted to fix that.
AskMedically lets you:
•Ask any medical question in plain English
•Get concise, contextual answers
•Backed by real research from PubMed, NEJM, Cochrane, etc.
Think of it as a cross between a smart clinical search engine and an AI assistant trained on real-world medical evidence.
We’re currently focusing on general practice, internal medicine, and medical education. It’s free to try – no login required.
https://www.askmedically.com https://www.askmedically.com
We’d love feedback from the HN community – especially anyone in healthtech, medical education, or search/NLP.
What would you expect it to do better?
How would you trust or verify its answers?
If you’re a doctor — would this save you time?
Happy to answer any questions.
– The AskMedically team (reach us at iisc.arun@gmail.com)
- ndgold 1y agoHey I dig it, I’m not a physician though just a curious dude
- arunbhatia 1y agoThanks! Also, you don't need to be a health professional to use this platform. I have noticed that curious people are also asking their medical queries like "How to improve focus?" and getting good research-backed answers. https://www.askmedically.com/search/how-to-improve-focus/y3OAwkAwStPdwDUxhV5yo8 https://www.askmedically.com/search/how-to-improve-focus/y3O...