One Knowledge Profile, Every App Feeds It
Ward, Suture and Osler report to one cross-app knowledge profile — updated continuously from what you study, write and ask, and visible in Ward’s progress view.
Signals today
One knowledge profile
Ward progress view
The problem
Fragmented Tools, Fragmented Picture
You study in one app, write notes in another and ask questions in a third — and each one sees only its own slice of what you know.
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Every tool starts from zero
Each new app begins as a stranger to your knowledge. The months of studying, writing and asking you have already done count for nothing.
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You are the sync layer
When apps don’t share signals, you carry your knowledge state between them by hand — re-tagging weak topics, re-remembering what needs work.
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The telling patterns go unseen
Asking about the same topic for the third time is a signal. When your chat tool and your notes never meet, nobody catches it.
Every action a signal
Study. Write. Ask. The Profile Moves.
Study a deck in Ward, write a note in Suture, ask Osler a question — each action feeds one cross-app knowledge profile that updates continuously. It is built from event data, not from an AI reading your content: private math over what you did, never a model over what you wrote.
- Signals from Ward, Suture and Osler in one profile
- Updated continuously as you work
- Event-based — no AI reads your notes or chats
- Visible today in Ward’s progress view
Profile signal stream
LiveEvent-based math — no AI reads your notes or chats
Live today
The Loop That Already Closes
Questions you ask Osler flow back into Suture: if you keep asking about a topic you already have a note on, Suture flags it as a revisited knowledge gap. The gold thread of your questions meets the violet thread of your notes — and points at the one that needs work.
- Repeat Osler questions surface gaps in Suture
- Flags topics you already have a note on
- A revisited-gap signal, raised automatically
- Cross-app and live across the ecosystem today
1. Which drugs prolong the QT interval?
Long QT syndrome & torsades
Rolling out
Answers That Will Know Your Level
The direction is clear: Osler’s answers tuned to where your profile says you are — explaining more where you are early, skipping what you have long mastered. Profile-personalized answers are rolling out; the profile they will draw on is already growing today.
- Answers tuned to your level — rolling out
- Built on the profile that exists today
- Marked as rolling out until it reaches you
- Every action today makes the profile richer
How should I manage HFpEF?
Profile: strong on diuretics · early on SGLT2 inhibitors
Preview — profile-personalized answers are rolling out. The profile they draw on is live today.
Disconnected Apps. One Knowledge Profile.
What changes when your study app, your notes and your clinical AI report to the same place.
Disconnected apps
- Every app sees only its own slice
- Progress resets at each app boundary
- You ferry your weak spots between tools
- Repeated questions disappear into chat history
- “Personalization” means an AI reads your content
- Answers pitched at nobody in particular
With Osler
- Ward, Suture and Osler feed one profile
- One profile updates continuously across all three
- Signals cross apps without your help
- Repeat Osler questions flag gaps in Suture
- Event-based math — no AI reads your data
- Level-tuned answers — rolling out on this profile
One Day, Three Signals
A normal study day, as the profile sees it.
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Morning: study in Ward
A spaced-repetition session on heart failure — every answer becomes a profile signal.
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Afternoon: write in Suture
You write up a case note on the same topic; the profile registers the work.
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Evening: ask Osler
Two cited questions about diuretic dosing — asked, answered, and counted as signals too.
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The profile moves
One continuously updated picture of what you know — visible in Ward’s progress view.
Connected to the Prognia ecosystem
Three Apps, One Profile
Every signal lands in the same place — and flows back out where it helps.
Grounded in Learning Research
Why measured knowledge beats remembered knowledge.
Questions about Knowledge Profile
Three Apps. One Profile. Already Growing.
Study in Ward, write in Suture, ask Osler — one knowledge profile grows from all of it. Start free today.
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