The AI assistant built for doctors.
When you're not sure what to do next, ask Aigorn. You get a clear, focused answer in seconds, and every question is saved as a short summary you can come back to.
Built on Claude by Anthropic · For licensed healthcare professionals
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You ask
Patient on warfarin, INR 6.2, no signs of bleeding. What should I do next?
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Aigorn answers
With no bleeding and an INR between 4.5 and 10:
- Hold the next 1–2 doses
- Recheck INR in 24–48 hours
- Restart at a lower weekly dose once in range
- Routine vitamin K isn't recommended unless bleeding risk is high
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Saved to your history
Warfarin, INR 6.2, no bleeding → hold doses, recheck in 24–48 h
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From question to answer to record.
Aigorn's answers come from Claude, Anthropic's AI model, set up for the way doctors ask questions.
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Step 1
Ask like you'd ask a colleague
Describe the case in your own words, with whatever you have: vitals, labs, medications, history.
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Step 2
Get a clear answer
A focused reply with concrete next steps, written to be read in the middle of a busy shift.
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Step 3
Find it again later
Every question and answer is saved as a short summary, so you can review what you asked after your shift.
Remember every answer. Know which ones worked.
Your questions build a personal record of the cases you looked into. After you act on a suggestion, mark whether it worked. Your feedback shows us where Aigorn is reliable and where it needs to get better.
- A short summary of every question and answer
- One tap to say whether a suggestion worked
- We use your feedback to improve the answers
- Today, 03:12 Hyperkalemia, K⁺ 6.4 with ECG changes Answer: IV calcium first to protect the heart, then insulin with glucose Worked
- Yesterday, 22:40 Warfarin, INR 6.2, no bleeding Answer: Hold 1–2 doses, recheck INR in 24–48 h Worked
- Monday, 14:05 Paracetamol dose, child 14 kg Answer: 15 mg/kg, so 210 mg per dose No feedback yet
Supports your judgment. Doesn't replace it.
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For licensed professionals
Aigorn is made for doctors and other clinicians. It is not a tool for patients.
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You make the call
Answers are suggestions to weigh against your own assessment and your hospital's protocols.
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No identifiers needed
Describe the clinical picture. Patient names and ID numbers aren't needed, so leave them out.
Decision support, not medical advice. Aigorn does not give medical advice to patients and does not replace professional clinical judgment. Always confirm critical decisions against current guidelines and local protocols.
Started in the emergency department.
Aigorn was first built with emergency physicians, for the moments when a decision can't wait. Now we're opening it to doctors in every specialty.
- Emergency medicine
- Internal medicine
- Family medicine
- Pediatrics
- Surgery
- Intensive care
- Residents
Aigorn is in early access.
We're adding doctors in small groups. Tell us your name and specialty and we'll get you set up.