Master ophthalmology in 15 minutes a day.

Bite-sized lessons, real clinical cases, and spaced repetition across the full ophthalmology curriculum — built for medical students and residents.

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Fundus photograph: pale, whitened retina with a red spot at the centre of the macula

Plate 1. Fundus photograph: Dr. Gopal Bisht · CC BY-SA 4.0

A 68-year-old presents with sudden, painless vision loss in one eye. Fundus exam shows a cherry-red spot at the macula (a) with diffuse retinal whitening. What is the most likely diagnosis?

4,000+ questions
20+ subspecialty units
500+ image questions
50+ clinical cases

Built for how residents actually study

Every plate belongs to the full curriculum, so a few minutes a day adds up to the whole subject.

A section's lesson path, showing gamified progress through Retina & Vitreous topics — **The lesson path** Short lessons, unlocked in order, one section at a time.

A clinical image question asking the user to identify a diagnosis from an eye photo — **Image questions** Read the photograph, then commit to an answer.

A fill-in-the-blank question with the correct answer and clinical explanation shown — **Instant feedback** Every answer comes with the clinical reasoning behind it.

The full curriculum

Every subspecialty, structured the way ophthalmology is actually taught — not a random grab-bag of trivia.
Spaced repetition

Questions resurface right before you'd forget them, not on a fixed, one-size-fits-all schedule.
XP, streaks & badges

Daily streaks and XP that make showing up automatic.

Clinical image questions

Fundus photos, slit-lamp exams, and imaging — pattern-recognition practice you can't get from text alone.

Cornea under cobalt-blue light with a branching green-staining lesion — **Dendritic ulcer, fluorescein** Imrankabirhossain · CC BY-SA 4.0

Red, injected eye with a layer of blood filling the lower anterior chamber — **Hyphema** Rakesh Ahuja, MD · CC BY-SA 2.5

Eye with a green fluorescein-stained corneal abrasion marked by an arrow — **Corneal abrasion, fluorescein** James Heilman, MD · CC BY-SA 3.0

Fundus photograph of a swollen optic disc with blurred margins — **Papilledema** Jonathan Trobe et al. · CC BY 3.0

A free reference library

In-depth articles on the same clinical concepts the app tests on, from embryology to trauma. Read what you need, then test yourself on it.

260 articles across 12 topics · Glaucoma, Retina, Cornea, Neuro-ophthalmology and more

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For residency programs and course leads who want their own question sets in front of a cohort.

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Including paid courses — email us if you'd like to talk specifics first.

Upload your question sets. MC, image, fill-in-the-blank, or branching cases — organized your way, not ours.
Share one join code. Students enroll in seconds — no separate accounts for you to manage.
Track progress in real time. See who's falling behind before the in-service exam does it for you.

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Your first lesson takes 3 minutes. No download, no credit card. OphthoAcademy is live in your browser today; native iOS and Android apps are on the way.

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