Rounding Errors
Judgment isn't cheap.
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Engage in a daily clinical reasoning exercise where you identify the human element missed by AI in medical answers. Develop your judgment and track your analytical patterns over time. Offers optional CME/CE credit through a separate service.
What's New in Rounding Errors
1.0
July 21, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
$1.99
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FAQ
What is Rounding Errors?
Rounding Errors is a daily educational tool for clinicians. It presents a clinical question with an AI-generated answer, and users add their human judgment to identify what the AI missed. It's designed to build critical thinking and judgment skills.
How does Rounding Errors use AI?
The app utilizes on-device AI, powered by Apple Intelligence, to generate plausible answers to clinical questions. This ensures that your notes and data remain private on your device.
Can I get CME/CE credit with Rounding Errors?
Yes, you can earn reflective CME/CE credit through Learner+, a separate service. Rounding Errors itself is for clinical education and not a direct provider of accredited credit.
Is Rounding Errors suitable for medical emergencies?
No, Rounding Errors is strictly for clinical education and training purposes. It is not intended for medical advice, emergencies, or clinical care decisions.
What devices does Rounding Errors support?
Rounding Errors is currently supported on iPhone devices. The app was released on July 20, 2026, with version 1.0.
How often is new content available?
A fresh clinical case is provided daily as part of the 'Daily Rounds' feature. You can also create rounds based on topics or questions you are currently considering.
What is the 'Your Judgment Chart' feature?
The 'Your Judgment Chart' is a personalized 'Discernment Fingerprint' that visualizes the clinical lenses you frequently use and those you tend to overlook. It helps you understand your analytical patterns.
What is the age rating for Rounding Errors?
Rounding Errors has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature users, likely due to the complexity of clinical scenarios presented.
