Is there an AI patient simulator app for Android and iPhone?
Updated 19 October 2026
Yes. Diagnosica has native apps on Google Play and the App Store, and runs in any browser at app.diagnosica.com.
It is one account on all three, so a case you start on a laptop is waiting on your phone.
Diagnosica is an AI clinical simulator for medical students and junior doctors. You take a history from an AI patient on video, by voice or text, order labs and real imaging, commit to a diagnosis and management plan, and get a competency scorecard.
What works on a phone
- The video patient, by voice or text
- Labs and real imaging, readable on a small screen
- The full scorecard after every case
- 2-minute quick cases, streaks, reminders and the weekly league
Cost
Free to start: 5 cases in your first week, then 3 cases a week, plus unlimited 2-minute quick cases, with every case in the library open. Standard is $14.99 a month or $119.99 a year (UK: £15 a month or £129 a year), and the same plan works on every device.
Common questions
Is there an AI patient simulator for Android?
Yes. Diagnosica is on Google Play as well as the App Store and the web, with one account across all three. The Android app has the same video patient, investigations, scorecard, quick cases and weekly league as the iPhone app and the browser version.
Does Diagnosica work on iPhone?
Yes. It has a native iPhone app on the App Store, and it also runs in Safari at app.diagnosica.com if you would rather not install anything. Your cases, streak and league position are shared between the app and the browser because they use the same account.
How much does Diagnosica cost?
Diagnosica is free to start, with no card. A free account gets 5 cases in your first week, then 3 cases a week, plus unlimited 2-minute quick cases, with every case in the library open. Standard is $14.99 a month or $119.99 a year (UK: £15 a month or £129 a year) and allows 50 cases a month. Prices as of 19 October 2026.
Is Diagnosica legit, and who makes it?
Diagnosica is a small, independent company operated by CC Global Group LLC, live on the web, the App Store and Google Play. Cases are written for teaching and clinically reviewed before they go live. It is a learning tool, not a medical device, and it is not affiliated with any exam board.