iatroX

What does the free part do?

The home page opens with "askiatroX. What would you like to know?" Referenced clinical answers are free without a subscription. The about-us page describes "a single platform with a regulated UK clinical-reference component" next to an adaptive exam engine, a Socratic Tutor and CPD tools.

What does the paid part cover?

The pricing page lists question banks for UKMLA, PLAB 1, MSRA, MRCGP AKT, twelve specialty certificate exams, USMLE Step 2 CK and Step 3, and Canadian and Australian exams. It adds clinical simulations in voice and text with feedback linked to evidence, an AI study planner, mock exams, spaced repetition, and a CPD studio that exports to a portfolio. iOS and Android apps exist.

The free tier also holds the MRCP Part 1 bank, MRCEM SBA, PSA and PARA banks, and the first simulation.

How much does iatroX cost?

Monthly billing is $29. Annual billing is $99 a year, which the pricing page presents as $8.25 a month and a 72% saving. Payment runs through Stripe, and the page promises a 7-day money-back guarantee.

Who is the founder?

Dr Kola Tytler, a GP with an MBBS from King's, MRCGP, an MSc from Oxford and an MBA from Birmingham, is the founder and developer, according to the about-us page.

Does it compare itself with anyone?

The vendor publishes a Medwise vs iatroX comparison page, which sets its reference tool against Medwise, another UK clinical-reference product.

The verdict

The subscription fits a UK candidate working through several exams in one year, since the annual plan works out to $8.25 a month and the page offers a 7-day refund window. A clinician who wants only the reference answers can use askiatroX without paying. A candidate sitting an exam outside the listed banks gains little from the paid tier. A clinician who needs a validated decision-support tool will find no validation study on the vendor's pages, only the UKCA Class I self-declaration.