Projects

Built by med students, between lectures.

Every April, teams pitch what they've built to an expert panel. Here's what past cohorts took from problem statement to prototype.

2025–26 Showcase

These teams pitched at the Final Pitch Competition in April 2026.

Med Ed × AI

ECG Karma

A learning platform that trains medical learners to interpret ECGs - step-by-step, guided by an AI chatbot.

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Team: Terry Li, Abhinav Bhatnagar, Lucy Zhao, Ishleen Sudan

Digital Health

Clarity Health

Know your patient before they knock.

An AI-guided conversational patient intake tool. Patients complete a pre-visit intake in their preferred language; the physician gets a structured clinical summary before the encounter.

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Team: Amel Sassi, Riya Uxa, Raman Abbaspour

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Digital Health

My Pocket Doc

A hospital-distributed companion app for post-operative care. Patients scan their discharge instructions and get them back in plain language, in their own language, plus medication reminders and a symptom tracker with red-flag guidance for when to seek care.

Team: Shailly Prajapati (Lead Developer), Nyah Shah (Lead Engineer), Sakshi Sinha (Education Lead), Vanshika Khaitan (Design Lead), Siyona Kassel (Marketing Lead)

My Pocket Doc app walkthrough screens
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Digital Health

Care Compass

A multilingual navigation app and website that helps Ontarians find out which cancer screenings and vaccines they're eligible for: a short questionnaire, personalized recommendations, nearby clinics, and reminders. Built to reach the communities screening programs miss most.

Team: Mary Morgan, Deborah Ola, Sarah Allam, Kian Kousha, Suhangi Brahmbhatt, Maggie Dobbin

Care Compass app walkthrough screens
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Digital Health

DopaSense

Real-time tremor monitoring for Parkinson's disease. A smartphone app that objectively tracks tremor and motor fluctuations in Parkinson's and essential tremor between clinic visits, giving clinicians real-world data for smarter medication titration, no extra hardware needed.

Team: Eric An, David Gou, Andreas Ma, Sophia Park, Nishaad Sheth

DopaSense app walkthrough screens

Past teams have produced working prototypes and venture-ready pitch decks; top teams receive continued-development funding at Demo Day.

Earlier projects

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Inhaler Tracker

A tool to help patients and clinicians track inhaler use, tackling adherence in respiratory care.

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Solving Spaghetti Syndrome

Taming the tangle of lines, tubes, and wires around hospital beds.

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Heart Sounds for Medical Students

A learning tool for training cardiac auscultation.