DR. INFO and Doximity GPT, side by side
Who can use it
DR. INFO Doctors, medical students and clinicians in Europe and beyond
Doximity GPT Verified US physicians, NPs, PAs and medical students
Available in Europe and the UK
DR. INFO Yes, on the web and the iPhone app
Doximity GPT No, profiles are for licensed US healthcare professionals
How it answers
DR. INFO A written answer built from retrieved guidelines and literature, each statement cited
Doximity GPT Clinical answers with sources, plus letter drafting
Guideline focus
DR. INFO European, national and international guidelines, retrieved per question
Doximity GPT US clinical practice
Languages
DR. INFO Answers in the language you ask in
Doximity GPT English
Data protection
DR. INFO Hosted in the EU under the GDPR
Doximity GPT HIPAA, per Doximity
Regulatory status in the EU
DR. INFO CE marked medical device under EU MDR 2017/745
Doximity GPT Not offered in the EU
Documentation
DR. INFO Scribe with SOAP notes and discharge letters
Doximity GPT US letters such as prior authorizations and appeals
Cost
DR. INFO Free tier, paid plans
Doximity GPT Free for verified US clinicians
| DR. INFO | Doximity GPT | |
|---|---|---|
| Who can use it | Doctors, medical students and clinicians in Europe and beyond | Verified US physicians, NPs, PAs and medical students |
| Available in Europe and the UK | Yes, on the web and the iPhone app | No, profiles are for licensed US healthcare professionals |
| How it answers | A written answer built from retrieved guidelines and literature, each statement cited | Clinical answers with sources, plus letter drafting |
| Guideline focus | European, national and international guidelines, retrieved per question | US clinical practice |
| Languages | Answers in the language you ask in | English |
| Data protection | Hosted in the EU under the GDPR | HIPAA, per Doximity |
| Regulatory status in the EU | CE marked medical device under EU MDR 2017/745 | Not offered in the EU |
| Documentation | Scribe with SOAP notes and discharge letters | US letters such as prior authorizations and appeals |
| Cost | Free tier, paid plans | Free for verified US clinicians |
Frequently asked questions
- What is Doximity GPT?
- Doximity GPT is the AI assistant inside Doximity, the US network for clinicians. It began in February 2023 as DocsGPT, a ChatGPT integration [1], was renamed DoxGPT and is now called Doximity Ask. It answers clinical questions with sources and drafts documents such as prior authorization and appeal letters [2].
- Can doctors in Europe or the UK use Doximity GPT?
- No. Doximity GPT is free for verified US physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and medical students [2], and Doximity profiles are available to licensed US healthcare professionals, with verification required [3]. A doctor licensed only in Europe or the UK cannot complete that verification.
- Is Doximity GPT the same as Doximity Ask and DoxGPT?
- Yes, it is the same product under different names over time: DocsGPT in 2023, then Doximity GPT and DoxGPT, and now Doximity Ask [1][2].
- What is Pathway, and how does it relate to Doximity?
- Pathway was a clinical reference AI from Montreal. Doximity acquired it in July 2025 and integrated Pathway's medical corpus and AI model into Doximity Ask [4].
- What do doctors in Europe use instead of Doximity GPT?
- For a cited answer to a clinical question, DR. INFO: built in Europe, hosted in the EU, CE marked under the EU MDR, answering in the language you ask in, with a free tier [7]. National guideline portals and drug databases remain the references to read in each country.
- Is DR. INFO free?
- There is a free tier for doctors and medical students with 30 clinical questions a month, a student plan and a physician plan without a question limit. DR. INFO runs in the browser at app.drinfo.ai and as an iPhone app.
- Is DR. INFO compliant with European data protection rules?
- DR. INFO is hosted in the European Union under the GDPR. Whether a tool may be used with identifiable patient data is decided by each practice or hospital and its data protection officer.
- How does DR. INFO cite its answers?
- Each statement links to the guideline, study or drug label it comes from, so you can open the source and check the wording. In a prospective pilot study published in Cureus in 2026, physicians at the point of care valued the traceability of sources most [8].
- What does Doximity GPT do that DR. INFO does not?
- Doximity is a US professional network as well as an AI assistant, and its assistant drafts US administrative documents such as prior authorization and appeal letters [2]. DR. INFO does not offer a professional network or US insurance paperwork. It focuses on cited answers to clinical questions for doctors in Europe and beyond.
- How did DR. INFO score on HealthBench Hard?
- DR. INFO scored 0.72 on HealthBench Hard, OpenAI's set of difficult clinical conversations graded against physician-written criteria [6]. The methods behind DR. INFO's retrieval and citation pipeline are described in a technical report [5].
- Does DR. INFO answer in languages other than English?
- Yes. DR. INFO answers in the language you ask in, including German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch, and keeps the source links on every statement.
- Does DR. INFO work on a phone?
- Yes. DR. INFO runs in the browser at app.drinfo.ai on any phone, tablet or computer, and as an iPhone app.
- Is DR. INFO a certified medical device?
- Yes. DR. INFO is CE marked as a medical device under EU MDR 2017/745 and is developed and operated by Synduct GmbH in Munich [7]. It supports clinical decisions; the decision stays with the clinician.
Doximity GPT is a capable free tool for US clinicians, but it is not open to doctors licensed only in Europe or the UK. For a cited answer to a clinical question from a European perspective, in your own language, DR. INFO is the tool to try: built in Europe, hosted in the EU, CE marked and free to start.
References
- 1.Healthcare IT News. DocsGPT beta targets physician burnout. February 2023.
- 2.Doximity. Doximity GPT: faster, full sources, and peer-reviewed. 17 September 2025.
- 3.Doximity Support. How to get verified on Doximity.
- 4.Doximity. Doximity acquires Pathway, a leader in AI clinical reference. Investor release, 7 August 2025.
- 5.Ravichandran S, Kumar S, Corga Da Silva R, Romano M, et al. OpenAI’s HealthBench in Action: Evaluating an LLM-Based Medical Assistant on Realistic Clinical Queries. arXiv:2509.02594. 2026.
- 6.Arora RK, Wei J, Soskin Hicks R, et al. HealthBench: Evaluating Large Language Models Toward Improved Human Health. OpenAI. 2025.
- 7.Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the European Parliament and of the Council on medical devices (EU MDR). Official Journal of the European Union. 2017.
- 8.Corga Da Silva R, Romano M, Mendes T, et al. DR. INFO at the Point of Care: A Prospective Pilot Study of Physician-Perceived Value of an Agentic Artificial Intelligence Clinical Assistant. Cureus. 2026.