Rounds

An AI-powered clinical reasoning trainer.
Practice. Reason. Defend.

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

Built Rounds while in my 4th year of medical school.

Entered the NTC 2.0 Youth Health Innovation Hackathon 2026.

CAME OUT IN 1ST PLACE. 🏆

19 years old. Medical student. Software engineer. Founder.

NATIONAL CHAMPION. 🇳🇬

All glory to God. We’re just getting started. @roundshq

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

I kept thinking about how we practise clinical reasoning in medical school.

Eventually, I stopped wondering and started building.

That became @roundshq.

[Rounds @roundshq]

You got the diagnosis right.

Still got 0/5.

Because “it’s pneumonia” is not clinical reasoning.

On Rounds, you don’t just give the answer.
You defend it.

Knowing the answer ≠ knowing why it’s the answer.

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

You got the diagnosis right.

Still got 0/5. 😂

Because in medicine, “it’s pneumonia” isn’t a justification.

You have to be able to explain why.

That’s the whole point of @Roundsmed

Practice. Reason. Defend.

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

You said pneumonia. They said “why not PE?”

And now you’re standing there with nothing.

I’m a med student and I built Rounds so that doesn’t happen. It argues with your reasoning before a consultant does.

https://t.co/QGB0xBAI5o

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

Rounds started as a side project.

We had just started clinical postings, and I wanted to build something my classmates and I could use.

Then I got the domain, started marketing, applying to programs, and improving it.

6 months later, this is Rounds.

We’re just getting started

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

Studying medicine.

Building a tech startup.

Trying to convince myself these two things actually make sense together.

So far, I think they do. 😂

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

Dear @X algorithm,

Please introduce Rounds to the medical students who are tired of knowing the diagnosis but freezing when someone asks:

“Why?”

That’s all.

I’ll handle the rest. 😂

[Rounds @roundshq]

You know the diagnosis.
But can you defend it?

That’s the difference between knowing medicine and reasoning through it.

We’re building Rounds for the latter.

PRACTICE. REASON. DEFEND.

[Rounds @roundshq]

You know the diagnosis.
But can you defend it?

That’s the difference between knowing medicine and reasoning through it.

We’re building Rounds for the latter.

PRACTICE. REASON. DEFEND.

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

I’m a medical student who spends a lot of my free time writing code.

Building Rounds, working with React/Next.js, learning React Native, and turning ideas into products.

If you’re into tech, medicine, or building startups, let’s connect.

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

I built Rounds because I got tired of the idea that clinical reasoning is something you just pick up by reading enough.

At some point, you have to actually sit with a case, make the decision, and defend it.

That’s what I’m trying to make Rounds good at.

[Prosper Joseph @prosperojonimi]

Hi, I’m Prosper.

I’m 19, a 4th-year medical student, software engineer and founder of Rounds.

Building Rounds to help medical students get better at clinical reasoning, with a bigger vision behind it.

Looking to meet people building interesting things in healthcare and tech.

[Rounds @roundshq]

Rounds is an AI-powered clinical reasoning trainer.

Work through clinical cases, gather information, order investigations, make decisions, and defend your reasoning.

Not just another question bank.

Practice. Reason. Defend.