DVMiQ · VetMatch · Simulation
Clinic operations, finally under control.
DVMiQ builds software and simulation hardware for veterinary practices and training programs, starting with the tools that keep a clinic running.
DVMiQ builds software and simulation hardware for veterinary practices and training programs, starting with the tools that keep a clinic running.
DVMiQ builds tools that address real operational problems in veterinary practice, and the infrastructure around it.
A clinic management platform built around how veterinary practices operate day-to-day. Real-time room status, patient tracking, and team coordination alongside AI-assisted documentation, discharge instructions, and consent forms layered on top.
See FeaturesThe first purpose-built externship marketplace connecting veterinary students with practices. Students apply to opportunities, practices manage applicants, and academic programs track placements to support accreditation recordkeeping.
See FeaturesHigh-fidelity veterinary simulation hardware powered by a real-time physiology engine. A full-system canine emergency mannequin and standalone procedural trainers, with responses computed from physiological state, not scripted. A browser-based version of the same engine is also in development, with no hardware required.
A study and planning platform for professional school students. Spaced-repetition flashcards, BLE attendance, AI voice tutoring, and study material sharing, built around the DVM curriculum.
Need something purpose-built? DVMiQ works with clinics and institutions on custom software projects: workflow tools, integrations, and internal systems tailored to your practice.
Get in TouchDVMiQ builds software and hardware specifically for the veterinary profession. The DVMiQ Resource Management platform is grounded in how clinics actually operate: room flow, team coordination, and patient handoffs, with an AI layer trained on clinical guidelines, pharmacology references, and veterinary textbooks handling documentation.
The result is a platform where AI earns its place by solving real operational problems, not by generating output for its own sake.
Operations first: Room management, patient status, and team coordination are the foundation; documentation tools sit on top of that layer, not the other way around.
Cited AI responses: When AI generates clinical content, answers reference Blackwell, BSAVA, Merck, and Plumb's, not generic web results.
Species-aware: Understands species-specific physiology, drug dosing, and clinical norms across companion, equine, and exotic species.
DVMiQ Resource Management is in pilot access. DVMiQ Simulation is accepting early partnership inquiries.