A small hospital
On-call doctors, a few beds, and the equipment you'd really have.
Now open: StAMPS practice stations
Walk into your viva having done it many times before.
Realistic oral exam stations with an AI examiner who listens, asks follow-ups and marks against clinician-written rubrics. Speak your answers like the real thing — then see exactly what you covered, and what to practise next.
- No card needed
- Speak or type
- Data stored in Australia
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Practise for
- StAMPS
- RACGP CCE· soon
- AMC clinical· soon
- Medical school OSCEs· soon
- Specialty interviews· soon
5 min reading · 10 min with the examiner
the same rhythm as the day
How a station works
Practice that feels like the real thing.
- 1
Read the scenario
5 minutes with the case and a private notepad. The questions stay hidden, just like the exam.
- 2
Talk it through with the examiner
3 questions, one at a time, read aloud. New results arrive between questions, and vague answers get a follow-up.
- 3
Get a report in about a minute
A score for every domain, the points you covered with your own words quoted, what you missed, and the three things to work on.
Your report
Know exactly where every mark came from.
No mystery scores. Every judgement points to what you actually said, so you can trust it — and fix the right thing.
- Scores per domain, on the same kind of scale as the real exam
- Key points covered, partly covered or missed — with quotes
- Safety concerns flagged clearly and kindly
- A side-by-side comparison when you redo a station
Speak, don't just type
Say it out loud, the way you will on the day.
The examiner reads each question aloud. You answer out loud, and your words appear as text you can check before sending. Your report includes your recordings and your speaking pace.
30-second mic check
Hear the examiner, say a sentence, play it back.
Works in your browser
Chrome, Edge or Safari. Prefer typing? That works too.
Rural context built in
Every station is set in one small town.
Wattle Creek is our fictional rural town: a small hospital, a clinic, limited imaging, telehealth support and a long way to the nearest specialist. Practising in one consistent place builds the habits examiners listen for — thinking about distance, resources and who you can call.
Hours from help
Retrieval, transfer and telehealth decisions in almost every station.
Today's plan
1 station · 1 framework
about 25 minutes
Fits around your shifts
A calm coach, not a drill sergeant.
Tell us your exam date and how much time you have. Each day you'll see one small, clear thing to do — and your plan adapts as you go. No streaks, no guilt, no noise.
Try the free study plannerEverything in one place
Built for the weeks before a high-stakes exam.
An examiner that probes
Follow-up questions when you're vague, new results mid-station, and the pace of a real viva.
Evidence, not vibes
Point-by-point feedback that quotes your answer, so you can see what landed and what was missing.
A plan around your date
Set your exam date once. Stations, redos and mocks are paced so the final weeks feel calm.
Readiness you can read
One clear readiness score, coverage across exam topics, and the easiest marks to pick up next.
Frameworks and a tutor
Short frameworks for the situations that keep coming up, and a tutor that explains any lost mark.
Private, Australian-hosted
Your answers and recordings stay in Australia and stay yours. No public leaderboards, ever.
Free guides
Exam technique, in plain words.
6 min read
How to structure a viva answer out loud
A simple five-part shape for any oral exam answer, so the examiner can follow your thinking — and give you the marks you've earned.
5 min read
Making the most of reading time
What to do with the minutes before the examiner starts — and what to avoid — so you walk in with a plan instead of a blank page.
6 min read
Thinking rural: distance, resources and retrieval
How to show the examiner you're managing the patient in front of you, in the place you actually are — not in a big city hospital.
Questions
Good to know.
Is this run by, or endorsed by, an exam college?
No. We're an independent practice platform. Exam names are only used to describe what you can practise for — we don't use any college's materials, and our stations, guides and rubrics are written in our own words.
How is my answer scored?
Each station has a rubric of the key points a strong answer covers, written for that scenario. Your answer is checked point by point, with your own words quoted as evidence, then scored per domain on the same kind of scale the real exam uses. You see exactly why.
Who writes the stations?
Stations are drafted with AI assistance and then reviewed by clinicians before they're marked as reviewed. Anything not yet clinically reviewed carries a clear “Draft” badge, so you always know what you're looking at.
Can I answer out loud?
Yes — and we recommend it. The examiner reads questions aloud, you speak your answer, and your words become text you can check before sending. Typing works too, and is scored exactly the same. There's a 30-second mic check before you start.
What do I need?
Just a browser. Speaking works best in Chrome, Edge or Safari with headphones. Everything works on a phone, though a laptop is more comfortable for full stations.
Your exam date is fixed. Your confidence doesn't have to be.
Start with one station tonight. Your plan builds itself from there.