Pain points
Why people look for Doximity GPT alternatives
Whether you practise in Europe: Doximity describes its AI tools as free for verified U.S. physicians, NPs, PAs, and medical students
Whether you want to ask clinical questions in your own language and get answers with cited studies
Whether you need European drug information, such as EU-approved medicines with German SmPC text, next to the literature
Whether EU hosting, zero data retention, and no training on your data are part of your requirements
Whether you want literature, clinical trials, and drug safety data in one workspace, together with your own documents
The Comparison
Best Doximity GPT alternatives in 2026
Wysor
Free plan available
A private, EU-hosted AI workspace with a medical research tool: cited answers from 40M+ citations, open-access full text, clinical trial registry data, and drug label and safety data, plus several AI models, document upload, and a mobile app.
Strengths
- Ask in your own language, get an answer with the cited studies behind it
- 40M+ citations with filters for study type, date, journal, and language, plus retraction detection and citation counts
- Full-text search inside ~10M open-access papers, including preprints
- ~500K clinical trials with phase, status, eligibility, and outcomes
- 256K drug labels, 20M adverse-event reports, and EU-approved medicines with German SmPC text
- ICD-10-GM, ATC, and OPS codes in the same workspace
- EU-hosted, zero data retention, no training on your data
- Permanently free plan; Plus €19.99/month, Premium €29.99/month
Doximity GPT (Doximity Ask)
Free for verified U.S. clinicians, per Doximity
A clinical AI assistant from Doximity, Inc., San Francisco, which Doximity offers free to verified U.S. physicians, NPs, PAs, and medical students.
Strengths
- Answers clinical questions with citations, per Doximity
- Drafts documents such as prior authorizations and insurance appeals, per Doximity
UpToDate Expert AI
Pricing on request from Wolters Kluwer
Wolters Kluwer's generative AI layer for UpToDate, announced in September 2025, which answers questions from UpToDate's clinical content.
Strengths
- Answers drawn from UpToDate's editorially reviewed content, per Wolters Kluwer
- Offered to health systems and through the UpToDate Pro Plus plan, per Wolters Kluwer
Glass Health
See glass.health for current plans
A clinical decision support and AI scribe product from Glass Health Inc., San Francisco.
Strengths
- Clinical decision support and ambient scribing in one product, per Glass Health
- iOS app available
Our take
Why Wysor is a strong Doximity GPT alternative
Wysor is a private, EU-hosted AI workspace with a medical research tool. Ask a clinical question in your language and Wysor searches 40M+ citations, ~10M open-access full-text papers including preprints, ~500K clinical trials, 256K drug labels, and 20M adverse-event reports, then answers with the studies it used, so you can open and check each one. It also covers EU-approved medicines with German SmPC text and ICD-10-GM, ATC, and OPS codes. Requests are processed on EU servers with zero data retention, and your data is not used for training. Wysor helps you find and understand evidence; it does not diagnose or replace a physician. There is a permanently free plan.
Ask a clinical question, get cited studies
Type your question in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, or another language, for example "Which trials compared SGLT2 inhibitors in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction?". Wysor searches the literature and trial data and answers with the studies it used, so you can open each source and check it yourself.
What sits behind the answers
Wysor searches 40M+ citations and can filter by study type, date, journal, and language. Retracted papers are flagged, and citation counts show how often a study has been cited. For the details that abstracts leave out, Wysor searches inside ~10M open-access full-text papers, including preprints.
Clinical trial registry data covers ~500K trials with phase, status, eligibility criteria, and reported outcomes. For drug questions there are 256K drug labels, 20M adverse-event reports, and ~120K drug concepts.
Built for practice in Europe
Wysor includes EU-approved medicines with German SmPC text, ICD-10-GM, ATC, and OPS codes. In German practice, it resolves brand names to active substances and looks up the current Fachinformation live. Rote-Hand-Briefe and G-BA benefit assessments are searched live and returned as cited excerpts with a link to the original.
Requests are processed on EU servers with zero data retention, and your data is not used for training. Wysor helps you find and understand evidence; it does not diagnose or replace a physician.
About Doximity GPT
Doximity GPT is a clinical AI assistant from Doximity, Inc., San Francisco, now offered under the name Doximity Ask. Doximity describes its AI tools as free for verified U.S. physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and medical students. For current features and eligibility, see doximity.com.
Choosing what fits
If you practise in Europe and want cited answers from the literature, clinical trials, and drug data in an EU-hosted workspace, Wysor is designed for that. The easiest way to decide is to run a few of your own clinical questions through the free plan.
Also comparing tools for literature lookup? See our OpenEvidence alternative page and the UpToDate alternatives overview.
Questions? Reach us at [email protected] or through the in-app contact form.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Doximity states that its AI tools, including Doximity Ask (formerly Doximity GPT), are free for verified U.S. physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and medical students. For current eligibility outside the U.S., check doximity.com. Wysor is available to doctors across Europe and has a free plan.
Doximity Ask is the current name of the clinical AI assistant that Doximity launched as Doximity GPT. Doximity's own product pages now use the name Doximity Ask.
Ask a clinical question in your language and get an answer with the cited studies. Wysor searches 40M+ citations, ~10M open-access full-text papers including preprints, ~500K clinical trials, 256K drug labels, and 20M adverse-event reports. It also covers EU-approved medicines with German SmPC text and ICD-10-GM, ATC, and OPS codes.
Wysor processes requests on EU servers with zero data retention and does not use your data for training. A data processing agreement is available. For doctors bound by professional secrecy, this helps lower liability risk compared with a consumer chatbot.
No. Wysor helps you find and understand evidence and shows the sources it used. It does not diagnose or replace a physician; clinical judgement stays with you.
Yes. Wysor has a permanently free plan. Paid plans are Plus at €19.99 per month and Premium at €29.99 per month, with no sales call or enterprise contract.
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Try Wysor FreeEditorial note: This page was created by the Wysor team. All feature and pricing information reflects publicly available data as of November 2026. Features, pricing, and policies may have changed since publication. We recommend verifying details on each tool's official website before making a decision.
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