One case, many requirements
A single entry counts toward every procedure and category it covers.
In the pilot
For residents first, and the programs that train them
Log a case once.Count it everywhere.
Tick what you did on your phone: the anaesthetic, the airway, the lines, the blocks. One entry counts toward every requirement it meets, in your Arab Board and ACGME-I logbooks at once, and both files are ready to download.
Now in a pilot with anaesthesia residents, on Android and the web. Free for residents during the pilot.
Logbooks today miss most of the work
When logging is slow, residents log later, or not at all. Published studies show how large the gap is.
1 in 3
emergency anaesthesia cases found in hospital records had been logged by the residents themselves, in one US study
85%
of UK surgical trainees surveyed had few or none of their logbook entries validated by a trainer
26%
of residents surveyed believed their case logs were very accurate
Try it: log a case in seconds
Tick what the case involved and say whether you did it or watched. Every requirement it meets moves at once. This demo uses made-up data and saves nothing.
Log a case
Demo · made-up dataYour progress
0 cases logged in this demoGeneral anaesthesia96 / 150
Spinal anaesthesia31 / 50
Video laryngoscopy6 / 20
Supraglottic airway22 / 40
Arterial line14 / 25
US-guided vascular access3 / 10
Targets are examples, not official requirements. Watched procedures are kept but do not count as done.
One case. Every requirement it meets.
Step 1
Tick what the case involved
General anaesthesia for an emergency laparotomy, with a video laryngoscope and an ultrasound-guided arterial line.
Step 2
Say what you did yourself
“Did I perform this?” Yes or No for each tick, so watched procedures are counted as watched.
Step 3
Every logbook updates
Four requirements from one entry, in your progress, your Arab Board logbook and your ACGME-I case list.
Requirements updated
- General anaesthesia+1
- Video laryngoscopy+1
- Arterial line+1
- US-guided vascular access+1
Accreditors already let one case count in several places. Your logbook should too.
Built for everyone in the program
Residents
Log in seconds on your phone, see where you stand against your minimums, and download your Arab Board and ACGME-I logbooks whenever you need them.
For residentsChief residents & program directors
Your residents may already use it. Set up rotations, targets and your own case questions, and see each class’s progress with the numbers behind every flag.
For programsHospitals & training bodies
Access by role enforced inside the database, a full audit trail, hosting agreed for your country, and onboarding that fits your IT.
For hospitals
Everything a modern logbook needs
Arab Board and ACGME-I files
Your Arab Board logbook and your ACGME-I case list in their own layouts, with a helper for entering cases into ACGME-I.
In the pilot
“Did I perform this?”
Each tick is marked done or watched, so observed procedures count the way your logbook expects.
In the pilot
Phone app that works offline
Android app and website. Log in theatre without signal; cases send themselves when you are back online.
In the pilot
Your rota, filled in
Import your hospital’s rota once and every case gets its rotation block from its date.
In the pilot
Progress you can read
Every target with a clear bar, coloured against your class average, plus everything you have ticked.
In the pilot
Your program’s own questions
Chief residents build case forms and roles without any code; new versions never break old answers.
In the pilot
One-tap supervisor sign-off
Supervisors confirm cases from a link, in seconds, so program numbers can be trusted.
Coming soon
Private and accountable
- Residents see their own logbook; chief residents see their class
- Access rules enforced inside the database, not just the app
- Every change recorded in an audit trail
- Download your complete logbook at any time
Start with your own logbook. Bring your class.
Residents: ask for early access, free during the pilot. Programs: if your residents already use it, tell us and we will set up your program.