AskMed is an AI medical reference assistant built for healthcare professionals, medical students, and researchers. Ask a clinical question in plain language and receive a clear, structured answer in which every claim links to its source: peer-reviewed journals, clinical guidelines, and official drug labels, with source filters to narrow by type. The comparison on its homepage is explicit about the point of the product: where a general chatbot may invent references, AskMed shows real citations that can be opened and checked, so an answer can be verified in seconds between patients. Coverage spans internal medicine, family medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, psychiatry, emergency care, cardiology, neurology, oncology, and more, and the service states it works with guidelines outside the United States as well. A Max tier adds Deep Dive evidence reports with more than twenty sources and Exam Prep practice for USMLE, PLAB, PLE, EDN, UKOMNAS, and other exams. AskMed is positioned as education and reference, not a symptom checker and not a substitute for clinical supervision or professional judgment, and it gives no medication dosing. Conversations are encrypted and never sold, with no pharmaceutical advertising. It is a paid subscription, listed at $24.99, cancellable from the app store settings or the account page. It suits residents, students, and clinicians who want cited answers they can check.