Build the record
Combine demographics, history, assessments, notes, medications, orders, diagnostics, and imaging.
EHR Simulation
Turn the patient chart into an active learning experience.
ChartSlate is a free, privacy-first iPhone and iPad app for creating, exploring, and sharing simulated electronic health records.
Requires iOS & iPadOS 26.0+.
Faculty can build realistic patient charts and guided activities. Learners can search for cues, recognize trends, compare patients, identify safety concerns, and explain the reasoning behind their decisions, all without using real patient information.
Free for iPhone + iPadNo accountNo analyticsNo tracking
User & Faculty Guide 2.2
Start with a clear, step-by-step walkthrough.
Share the guide with learners, faculty, and simulation teams before they open ChartSlate. It covers reviewing charts, documenting learning, creating and importing cases, sharing course bundles, LMS use, and an Easy Start path for learners and faculty.
Review charts
Document learning
Create and import cases
Share course bundles
LMS use
Easy Start for learners and faculty
Free to view, download, post in an LMS, or share with your program.
More Than a Simulated EHR
Give learners a reason to explore the chart.
Instead of simply reading a chart, learners use the information inside it to solve problems, support clinical decisions, and communicate their reasoning.
Chart ReviewClinical JudgmentClassroom ActivitiesSimulation PreparationHandoff PracticePatient EducationInterprofessional Learning
Built for Active Learning
Create activities around the way your learners think.
Guide learners through structured activities that ask them to find evidence, recognize changes, identify errors, compare priorities, and connect chart findings to patient care.
- Chart literacy and information retrieval
- Cue recognition and trend analysis
- Clinical judgment and prioritization
- Medication and documentation safety
- Handoff and team communication
- Patient education
- Individual, paired, or classroom learning
Search the chart for the evidence that matters.
Create Realistic Simulated Records
Build the chart your learning objective needs.
Faculty can create simulated patient records with demographics, vital signs, laboratory results, medications, orders, assessments, notes, imaging, and other clinical information. Import table-based data, attach simulated materials, or begin with an existing case. Then add an activity that directs learners toward the decisions and evidence that matter most.
Start your way
Import table-based data, attach simulated materials, or begin with an existing educational case.
Direct the learning
Add an activity that points learners toward the decisions and evidence that matter most.
Bring the Chart into Simulation
Let the patient record change as the scenario unfolds.
During high-fidelity simulation, facilitators can release new orders, notes, vital signs, laboratory results, and assessments to nearby learner devices.
Learners receive evolving chart information as the patient’s condition changes, helping connect bedside assessment with documentation, clinical reasoning, and team communication.
Designed for the Whole Healthcare Team
One chart. Different professional perspectives.
ChartSlate supports multidisciplinary and interprofessional education across nursing, medicine, respiratory care, pharmacy, EMS, allied health, case management, and other healthcare disciplines.
The same simulated patient can be explored through different professional roles, helping learners understand both their own responsibilities and the contributions of the larger care team.
NursingMedicineRespiratory CarePharmacyEMSAllied HealthCase Management
Connected to Bedside Coach
Build the case in ChartSlate. Continue the learning in Bedside Coach.
ChartSlate focuses on the patient record: finding information, interpreting evidence, recognizing trends, and building chart-based activities.
Bedside Coach focuses on the moment of care: handoff, assessment, intervention, communication, prioritization, escalation, reassessment, and reflection.
Compatible simulation case files allow educators to move selected case information between the applications, creating a connected experience from chart review to bedside action.
ChartSlateBedside Coach
Explore the patient recordRespond to the patient
Find and interpret clinical evidenceApply clinical judgment
Create chart-based activitiesPractice bedside workflows
Prepare learners for simulationRehearse decisions as the case unfolds
Portable case import and export require Bedside Coach Pro. Intended only for simulated educational cases, not clinical records or EHR integration.
Local-first by Design
Educational records stay under your control.
ChartSlate does not require an account, use advertising, track users, or collect app data. Simulated records remain on the device unless the user intentionally shares them.
Cases and activities can be shared through supported Apple workflows such as AirDrop and Files, with nearby options for classroom and simulation experiences.
No account. No analytics. No tracking.ChartSlate 2.2
More ways to plan, chart, and teach on device.
- Plan a whole lesson with Case Bundles. Arrange charts and activities into named, ordered stages with group instructions.
- Give learners their own charting workspace. Start independent attempts, write notes and assessments, sign entries, and append amendments.
- Optional on-device assistance can simplify an authored teaching takeaway, suggest teach-back questions, or draft faculty feedback from selected learning material.
- On supported iOS and iPadOS 27 devices, recognize and review handwritten teaching notes while keeping the original ink.
- Run High Fidelity Simulation with nearby devices. Prepare Ideal, Neutral, and Worsening paths.
- Personalize your workspace with school branding and use Apple Pencil on supported iPads.
- ChartSlate works offline.
Free for iPhone and iPad
Give every learner a chart they can explore.
ChartSlate is free to use, with no subscriptions or in-app purchases. Requires iOS & iPadOS 26.0+. Create a simulated chart, build an activity, and bring active clinical learning into the classroom, skills lab, or simulation center.