Rounds Play

One patient a day.
Sharper every day.

Pick your clues, make the diagnosis, and learn what the evidence says. A free daily case game for physiotherapists and doctors.

See how a round works →
Three young clinicians smiling together

How a round works

Meet your patient

A real-style case, the same for everyone today.

Choose your clues

Six turns, three options each. Pick wisely: you never see what comes next.

Diagnose and learn

Three lives. Then the plan, the evidence and the clue that mattered.

Learn what the evidence says, not what’s habit

Every plan puts the evidence-based option next to the tempting habit, whether that’s massage and infrared “until it settles” or imaging without red flags. Choose, and see the guideline’s verdict straight away.

  • Red flags, neurology, anatomy and pharmacology in every case
  • Scored for reasoning and safety, not lucky guesses
  • Every case reviewed by a clinician, with linked sources

Built to bring you back

Streaks

Show up daily and watch the flame grow, with a home-screen widget to keep you honest.

Leaderboards

Rank by country, state, university and friends. Ties are broken by time.

University Cup

Your school versus the rest, every week.

Ranks

From Student to Consultant, one round at a time.

For universities and educators

Give your cohort a daily habit of clinical reasoning. Class boards, assigned archive cases and progress by area, with no extra marking.

Bring Rounds to your school

Sponsor a challenge or support Rounds

Present a themed challenge to thousands of clinicians, partner as a school, or donate to keep Rounds free.

Sponsors never write, review or influence cases or answers. Sponsored content is always labelled.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. The daily round is free forever. Optional extras may come later, but they never affect your daily score.

Who writes the cases?

Cases are drafted to a strict format and reviewed by practising clinicians before release, with linked sources.

Is this medical advice?

No. Rounds is for education. Cases are simplified.

Physio and medicine?

Each field has its own daily round and leaderboards. Choose yours when you sign up.