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MedPrüf: Austrian Medical Exam Prep

MedPrüf: Austrian Medical Exam Prep

Live Austrian medical exam-prep platform with paying users and active learners.

Sep 18, 2026 Education & Learning
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MedPrüf: Austrian Medical Exam Prep

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MedPrüf is a live learning platform for internationally trained doctors preparing for Austrian medical-recognition exams. It combines question practice, progress tracking, explanations, exam-focused study flows, administration tools and an automated payment-to-access flow.The product is already serving learners. The verified payment snapshot on 14 September 2026 shows EUR 212 lifetime gross receipts across eight payments, including EUR 76 in the preceding 30 days. The first payment was 17 July 2026. A separate usage snapshot on 13 September recorded 25 accounts answering questions in the preceding 30 days. These are early historical results; a full profit history and repeatable acquisition channel have not been established.The deployed dataset contains 10,686 active practice questions across Kenntnisprüfung, Stichprobentest and Pharmakologie. Imported third-party question material, source PDFs and images are not promised as exclusive or transferable without documented commercial and onward-transfer rights. A buyer can bring its own licensed content.Asking price: EUR 7,900, subject to diligence and agreed scope. Proposed assets include the dedicated application code, medpruf.com subject to transfer readiness, verified first-party brand assets, operating documentation and bounded transition support. Agreed MedPrüf assets will move into buyer-owned infrastructure. Shared accounts, unrelated assets, payment identity and stored cards are excluded.The best fit is a medical educator, course operator or technical buyer already reaching this audience. I am selling to concentrate on other projects. Qualified buyers can review anonymized revenue and usage evidence, the asset schedule, known maintenance work, and a handover plan.

Comments (2)

Elaina VonRueden Elaina VonRueden 2 weeks ago

interesting concept, but what tech stack are you using for the live sessions?

Mafalda Greenholt Mafalda Greenholt 2 weeks ago

sounds great, but how do you handle language barriers for non‑German speakers?