Fast case capture
Record the procedure, approach, role, supervisor, and learning point while the case is fresh.
Free surgical case log
A surgical case log residents can keep current
Capture cases quickly, see your operative growth, and export a clean training record without maintaining another spreadsheet. Hippo stays free for individual residents and fellows.
Designed around the work, not another reporting burden.
Hippo turns routine resident and faculty activity into useful personal feedback, program oversight, and formal evidence. The resident experience remains free and free of third-party advertising.
Useful progress views
See procedure volume, autonomy, activity, and learning curves instead of a flat list of entries.
Portable evidence
Create polished PDF and spreadsheet exports for reviews, applications, and your own records.
What the pilot includes
A structured 30-day evaluation gives the program a working cohort, weekly program-director summaries, measurable success criteria, and a decision-ready closeout.
Guided onboarding
Realistic starting data
Weekly action brief
Executive outcome report
Questions programs ask
Clear expectations make institutional adoption easier for residents, faculty, leadership, privacy teams, and procurement.
Is Hippo really free for residents?
Yes. Individual residents and fellows can log cases, track progress, and export their records without a subscription. Programs pay only for institutional administration, cohort oversight, and reporting.
Does a program own my personal logbook?
No. Residents retain their personal account and record. Program visibility is governed by program membership, agreed workflows, roles, and the information the resident shares.
Can I export my cases?
Yes. Hippo supports resident portfolio exports so your training record remains useful outside the app.
Should patient names be entered?
No. Hippo's surgical training workflow is designed around de-identified case metadata rather than patient names or direct identifiers.
Own your training record.
Start logging today. No trial clock and no resident subscription.