Step 1
Start from a template
Create a scenario from one of your program's templates, so every author begins with the same sections in the same order.
Healthcare simulation · Now in alpha
Build better simulation scenarios, faster.
Draft and adapt cases with an AI assistant that works in your templates, then keep every scenario, prep file, and session plan in one shared library your team can search and run.
Your best scenarios should not be lost in someone's inbox.
Scenario creation with an assistant
Start with a structured draft, not a blank page.
The assistant sits beside the scenario you are writing. It knows the sections and fields in front of you, so what it drafts lands in the right place instead of in a wall of text you have to copy across.
Step 2
Describe what you need
Tell the assistant about the patient, the learner level, and the learning goals. Ask it to draft the whole scenario, fill in what is missing, or review what you have for consistency.
Step 3
Review every change
Suggestions are shown against what is already in the scenario. Apply them all at once, one section at a time, or one field at a time. Discard anything you do not want.
You stay the author.
- Works across the whole scenario, so vitals, timings, objectives, and expected actions stay consistent.
- Limit it to the sections you choose, or use it only to ask questions.
- Nothing is written into the scenario until you apply it.
- Your conversation is saved with the scenario, ready when you come back.
Assistant content is a draft for a qualified educator to review. Do not enter identifiable patient information.
One shared workspace
Write it once. Find it, adapt it, and run it.
Shared library
Find, duplicate, and adapt your program's scenarios instead of rebuilding them.
Structured editor
Sections built for simulation, with live preview, PDF export, and version history.
Sessions
Plan a session and send participants one link with their prep.
SimFrame Alpha
We are looking for more programs to test SimFrame.
Scenario creation, the AI assistant, the scenario library, and sessions are all working today. We now need more simulation programs to use them in real workflows: simulation centres, residency and health-professions programs, rural and regional teams, and interprofessional groups.
Alpha partners build or bring a scenario, run it through SimFrame, and tell us what works, what is missing, and what creates unnecessary friction.
Alpha participants receive
- Early access to SimFrame, including the AI assistant
- Direct contact with the product team
- A real say in what we build next
We are especially interested in programs that
- Write or adapt scenarios regularly
- Share scenarios across more than one educator
- Are happy to test unfinished workflows and give candid feedback
There will be rough edges. That is the purpose of the alpha, and why your experience can have a meaningful influence on what SimFrame becomes.
Applying does not commit your organization to purchasing or implementing SimFrame.
Apply for Alpha Access
Tell us a little about your program and we'll be in touch.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Who should apply for alpha access?
Any healthcare simulation program that writes, adapts, or manages scenarios, from a single rural team or residency program to a large simulation centre.
What will alpha testing involve?
You use SimFrame with real or newly developed scenarios and tell us about usability, missing capabilities, and how it fits your current work. The level of participation can be discussed with each program.
Is SimFrame ready for full implementation?
No. SimFrame is in active development. Expect incomplete features and occasional changes, including to the AI assistant.
Does AI replace educator review?
No. The assistant proposes changes and you decide which to apply; nothing is added to a scenario on its own. Educators remain responsible for clinical accuracy, educational design, local policy alignment, and final approval.
Can identifiable patient information be entered?
No. Identifiable patient information should not be entered into SimFrame, including the AI assistant. Use fictional, de-identified, or appropriately authorized information in accordance with your organization’s policies.
Your next scenario does not have to start from a blank page.
Join the alpha, build a scenario with the assistant, and tell us what your program needs next.