Diagnose
Work from the history, images, and clues. You get five guesses, and every miss unlocks something new.
About
Training better eyes for every skin tone.
Dermatordle is a daily dermatology puzzle. Each case helps learners practice recognizing skin disease across diverse skin tones, where findings can look different and are often missing from training materials.
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The problem
Visual diagnosis depends on what learners see again and again.
Dermatology is pattern recognition. Many image sets overrepresent lighter skin, which can make common findings harder to identify in patients with darker skin tones.
Erythema may look violaceous, brown, gray, or muted. Scale, pigment change, follicular inflammation, and scarring can become the most important clues. Dermatordle builds practice around those differences on purpose.
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How a case works
Learn
See the answer with focused teaching: what to look for and the high-yield facts worth remembering.
Spot it again
Pick the same condition in a new patient from a set of look-alikes, so the pattern sticks.
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Built for
- LearnersMedical students and trainees building diagnostic pattern recognition.
- EducatorsFaculty who want a quick, repeatable way to review clinical reasoning.
- ResearchersFuture study of diagnostic accuracy and learning over time, with opt-in data only.
Build the pattern one case at a time.
A new case every day. It takes about five minutes.