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MedDex
AI Medical Education with Spatial Intelligence
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AI Medical Education with Spatial Intelligence
2 followers
MedDex transforms how medical students learn, practice, and explore medicine through AI-powered spatial learning. Experience interactive 3D anatomy, visual pathophysiology, MedDex Lens for medical imaging, AI-powered OSCE simulations, clinical clerking assistance, and research tools. Available on iOS, Android, and the web, with an immersive Spatial Workspace on iOS that brings medical learning into an interactive environment.




Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I’m Baihaqi, a final-year medical student from Malaysia and the founder of MedDex.
During medical school, I experienced how challenging it can be to connect textbook knowledge with real clinical practice. From understanding complex anatomy and pathophysiology to preparing for OSCEs and clinical rotations, I wanted to make medical learning more interactive, accessible, and engaging.
That’s why I started building MedDex — AI Medical Education with Spatial Intelligence. 🩺
MedDex brings together:
🧠 AI Medical Tutor — Explore medical concepts through interactive conversations.
🫀 Interactive 3D Anatomy & Pathophysiology — Visualize anatomy and understand disease processes beyond traditional textbooks.
🔬 MedDex Lens — AI-assisted exploration of X-rays, ECGs, and clinical images.
🩺 Clinical Clerking Copilot — Support for history-taking and structured clinical learning.
🎓 OSCE Practice — Practice clinical scenarios with AI-simulated patients.
📚 Research Tools — Support medical research and literature exploration.
🌐 MedDex is available on iOS, Android, and the web, with an immersive Spatial Workspace on iOS.
I’m building MedDex while completing medical school, and there’s still so much I want to improve.
I’d love to hear your feedback, especially on the interactive 3D learning experience, clinical education features, and how we can make MedDex more useful for medical students worldwide.
Thank you for checking out MedDex! 🚀
— Baihaqi
Founder, MedDex