POCUS simulator app · iPhone + Android
Choose the probe.Find the view.Make the call.
Practice guided eFAST, FoCUS, and lung cases with instant feedback—no machine or patient required.
Free download · In-app purchases
Built by clinicians · eFAST, FoCUS + Lung · Guided feedback
Built by clinicians · eFAST, FoCUS + Lung · Guided feedback
Inside the simulator
Explore anatomy. Read motion. Build recall.
See anatomy controls, compare LV function and match moving ultrasound clips.
Explore 3D anatomy
Reveal anatomy, rotate the model, then isolate the heart.
Compare LV function
Compare normal LV contraction with severely reduced contraction.
Match moving clips
Match text, still images and moving clips in three short rounds.
Selected activities from the iOS TestFlight app. The clips show separate learning examples.
More ways to practice
Look closer. Choose a target. Review the feedback.
Explore four short app excerpts: heart anatomy, lung patterns, normal and abnormal eFAST examples, and three SonoMatch formats. See the actual prompts, ultrasound clips, and feedback before choosing your next step.
Heart anatomyPreview a chamber reference and a left-ventricle identification exercise.
Lung patternsWatch separate A-line and B-line examples from the Lung Pathology module.
eFAST examplesCompare separate normal and free-fluid reference views.
SonoMatchMatch text, still images and moving ultrasound clips.
A chamber view, a left-ventricle identification task, and the app’s feedback.
Recorded in the iOS TestFlight build. Features and access in the released app may differ.
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Heart anatomy: a moving four-chamber reference is followed by a different long-axis view. The learner taps the left ventricle and receives written feedback.
Lung examples: one example shows an A-line identification activity. A different example shows a B-line target and accepted feedback. These are separate reference examples, not a same-patient comparison or a diagnosis.
eFAST examples: a normal RUQ reference appears first; a different example follows with free-fluid feedback. The edit joins separate module excerpts, not a before-and-after patient study.
SonoMatch: three separate recorded rounds move from a brief text-to-text match to a still-image match and then a moving-clip match. Each excerpt shows an accepted pair; this is a highlight reel, not a complete game.
Silent, edited recordings from TestFlight 1.3.4 (106), with access enabled for testing. Ultrasound imagery and app feedback are unchanged. These activities demonstrate image interpretation practice, not hands-on scanning skill.
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Who it is for
Built for people learning POCUS.
Students, clinicians, and educators can use the same case-based loop before returning to supervised hands-on scanning.
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Choose your next step.
Start with app practice, or choose the resource that fits your next decision.
The essentials
Before you start.
Do I need an ultrasound machine or probe?
No. The app is designed for guided learning and case rehearsal on your phone. It complements—but does not replace—supervised hands-on scanning.
Which protocols are included?
The current learning areas include eFAST, FoCUS, lung ultrasound, probe-positioning concepts, image interpretation, and clinical case practice.
Is the app free?
POCUS Simulator is free to download on iPhone and Android, with optional in-app purchases.
Does it replace supervised training?
No. It is an educational rehearsal tool. Supervised scanning, local credentialing, clinical judgment, and patient-specific assessment remain essential.
Take the case with you
Ready to practice POCUS anywhere?
Take guided cases, image interpretation, and fast review wherever you train.
Get the POCUS app
Free to download · Optional in-app purchases · Educational use only
