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App information
- Version
- 1.1.1
- Download size
- 17.24MB
- First released
- 2026-10-03
- Developer
- Peter Woods
- Bundle ID
- com.peterwoods.thetakedaily
- Category
- Games (77,593)
- Developer website
- the-take-e602f.web.app
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About
From the App Store SourceThe Take is a daily habit for medical students and clinicians withfour bite-size puzzles that make revision feel like a game. It's completely free. Every game, every day with no subscription, no paywall, nothing to unlock. Every day at midnight you get a fresh set: • Diagnosis — crack the case from unfolding clues, Wordle-style. • Connections — group the medical terms by their hidden link. • Wordle — find the medical word. • Spot Diagnosis — name the finding from a real clinical image. Why people keep coming back: • A quick daily ritual — most days take just a few minutes. • Streaks that reward showing up, with a freeze to cover a missed day. • Leaderboards via Game Center; compare with the UK board and your friends. • A short teaching note after every puzzle, so you actually learn something. • Share your result grid without spoiling the answer. The Take is designed for UK and Commonwealth medical students, but anyone brushing up on clinical knowledge will feel at home. Educational use only — The Take is a learning game, not medical advice, and must never be used to diagnose or treat real patients. Terms of use: the standard Apple Licensed Application EULA applies — https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Who made it?
The developer is Peter Woods, and the app identifier is com.peterwoods.thetakedaily.
When was it first released?
It was first released on 2026-10-03, according to our own database record.
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