Workforce shortages are driving medical schools to expand cohorts. Clinical teaching time isn't expanding with them. Students feel the gap first. Schools would love to run more tutorials, more supervised practice - but it's staffing-intensive and doesn't scale with bigger classes.

Outside institutions, students turn to what's available: flashcards, question banks, content libraries. These tools help with recall, but they don't build the clinical reasoning and communication skills that matter most.

Gestalt is a purpose-built AI platform that scales the practice layer.

Students run realistic consultation scenarios, practise clinical reasoning and communication end-to-end, and receive structured, evidence-aligned feedback - on demand. Alongside consult training, the platform includes learning reinforcement tools that help students consolidate and apply what they've learned.

Frontier AI makes this possible now. For the first time, it's technically and economically viable to deliver high-quality, feedback-rich practice at scale - not just content. Clinical feedback is guided by structured medical knowledge and informed by trusted sources like the New Zealand Formulary - designed to stay aligned with real-world standards, not generic AI output.

The founding team spans clinical practice, healthcare strategy and governance, medical education, research, and delivering complex technology products: two New Zealand–trained GPs and a technical founder who has built and shipped complex systems end-to-end.

Investors backing real-world AI in health and education - and institutions looking to expand clinical reasoning and communication practice while supporting faculty - get in touch.

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