Your GP training companion

Every question becomes a quest

Stay patient on heavy days. Turn each dialogue into a log, with cited UK guidance and reflections in your own words.

01 How it works

One conversation.
More to build on.

From a curious question to your next learning goal. Stay in the same conversation.

Explore the example workflow

An answer you can check.

Ask in plain language. Current guidance comes back with sources you can open. That question stays on your learning trail, ready for a log you write later.

Follow your curiosity.

Start with what’s on your mind.

02 In the conversation

Ask for the thing you need next.

Rehearse it, write it, find it, reuse it, or keep it for later.

  • A practice script Ask how you would explain this to a patient.
  • A handout A checklist or brief opens beside the chat for you to revise.
  • An earlier chat Ask what you raised before. Your own chats come back, with a link.
  • A snippet Keep a short line you reuse. It never sends a message.
  • A remembered preference Say what the next chat should know. ClinicQuest tells you when it saves it.
Engraving from Gray's Anatomy of the vocal folds, seen from above.

03 Your voice

Your learning.
Still your voice.

Some reflections come more naturally out loud. Speak, and the words join what you are writing. You send them when you are ready.

Then talk it through, or edit the entry, until it says what you mean.

04 Your training year

Keep the rest of training in view.

Leave to plan. Tasks to remember. Reflections to finish. Give the practical side of training a little breathing room.

Make space in your training year

Plan leave around your training year, and see your allowance beside the days you book.

Your leave year2026 / 27
Annual leave26 left1 day booked
Day booked. Days left update straight away.

Your week, in the app

A weekday look at the reflections still waiting.

Your week in ClinicQuest

2 new entries · 1 reflection to finish

Remember the follow-up

Turn the next step into a Todoist task, straight from the conversation.

“Add this to my tutorial tasks.”
Discuss consultation structureAdded to Todoist · Next tutorial

See what is still open

RCGP's yearly minimums for your stage, and what is still to do.

CbD / CAT2 of 5
3 still to do this yearRCGP minimum for ST3

05 Take it with you

Take something with you.

A diagram when a paragraph is the long way round. A deck for the next tutorial. A deeper look when the question deserves one.

Deep research

You confirm first. Then a short brief, with sources you can check.

Do SGLT2 inhibitors protect kidneys in people without diabetes?

MEDI agent Completed

Beyond glucose control.

Explore kidney outcomes in people with and without diabetes, then compare who was included in each trial.

01Kidney outcomes and effect sizes
02Eligibility, follow-up and safety
03Limitations and unanswered questions

Diagrams

See the idea as one clear diagram.

The eight reactions of the citric acid cycleAcetyl-CoA combines with oxaloacetate to form citrate. The cycle continues through isocitrate, alpha-ketoglutarate, succinyl-CoA, succinate, fumarate, malate, and back to oxaloacetate. Each turn produces 3 NADH, 1 FADH2, 1 GTP or ATP, and 2 carbon dioxide molecules.Acetyl-CoACitrateIsocitrateα-KetoglutarateSuccinyl-CoASuccinateFumarateMalateOxaloacetateKrebscycleCITRIC ACID CYCLE
Malate dehydrogenase · Citrate synthase Per turn3 NADH1 FADH₂1 GTP / ATP Pathway reference

Presentation slides

Leave with a teaching deck.

Shared decision-making Present
03 / Decide together

What happens next?

  1. Agree the plan
  2. Check understanding
  3. Arrange a review
Slide 4 of 4

06 Pricing

Start free. Find your rhythm.

Try ClinicQuest with a monthly credit allowance. Choose more room when it becomes part of your routine.

Free

£0

100 credits each month to explore chat, dictation, and portfolio work.

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Credits cover AI work such as chat, dictation, and research. Reading a past answer is free. A deeper evidence check costs more and starts only after you confirm. Usage varies by task; your balance is visible in the app.

07 Questions

A few things worth knowing.

Something else on your mind? Email support@clinicquest.uk.

Make room for
your next good idea.

Start with the question you already have.

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