Pediatric anesthesiology fellowship
The next fellowship after cardiothoracic. It already shows as Coming soon in the app.
What’s next
Tell us what to build. Then watch it ship.
A new version of Anesto lands about every 10 days. Here’s what’s being built, what’s being explored and what already shipped, and the place to say what you want next.
22releases since March 12, 2026
~10 daysbetween releases, on average
+297procedures since launch, 224 to 521
Your idea
Leo, in the app’s notes: “I read every single one.”That looks like it might include a patient detail (a record number, a birth date or an exact age over 89). Please take it out; an idea never needs one.
Send it to Leo
Opens your email app. Nothing leaves this page until you press send there. In the app: Account › Message Leo.
The board
Where things stand
Building now 2
Anesto for Android
Anesto is iPhone only today. Android is in the works.
Exploring 2
Tell Anesto what to build, from the app
Send an idea from inside Anesto, see where it stands, and hear back when it ships.
A view for program directors
Each resident’s progress for their program director, only if the resident says yes.
Shipped
You said it. It shipped.
Real things people said or did while logging, what changed because of them, and the version it shipped in.
CRNAsLogged the same few procedures, in a few words, case after case.
Your usual, one tap away
Your most-logged procedures sit on the Log screen. One tap writes the case into the bar, ready to log.
Residents testing ACGME sendingHad hundreds of cases on ACGME from before Anesto. Progress counted only the ones logged in Anesto.
ACGME totals, right in Anesto
Progress shows ACGME’s own totals for each minimum, next to Anesto’s.
A CRNADeleted the same guessed block site by hand, three times, after only saying “nerve block”.
A block you didn’t name stays a suggestion
Say “nerve block” without a site and Anesto no longer fills one in for you.
A residentDictated “orchiopexy” and got two nonsense words back.
Dozens of voice fixes
That mishearing, and many like it, get repaired before Anesto reads the case.
Leo, logging casesCouldn’t swipe the row just under the newest case.
Swipe to delete, smoother and safer
Rows stay in place when a new case lands, and swipe-to-delete works the way it should.
ResidentsWere already dictating pain consults before Anesto had a place for them.
A place for pain consults
Pain Service sits on the Log screen: acute consult, chronic consult or follow-up, in one tap.
A resident testing ACGME sendingLogged a sciatic catheter with an acute pain consult. Only the consult reached ACGME.
A block on a pain consult counts too
A pain consult with a block placed goes to ACGME as two entries, so both count.
A CT fellowTyped the role into every dictation, then fixed it by hand anyway.
Your role, from your words
Say “I was supervising the CA-2” and the case says Supervising, marked as from your words.
A CT fellowAsked for a quick way to log an echo, like the OB quick entry.
A TEE side on the Log screen
Echo-only studies have their own side, and a cardiac case asks “TEE on this case?” as soon as it lands.
A CT fellowTapped “TEE only” looking for where to log an echo.
Role chips that say what they mean
The chip now reads Not involved, in ACGME’s own words. Echoes have their own place to log.
A CT fellowDictated the date of the case, and it was filed under the day it was typed.
The date you say is the date it gets
A clear date in your dictation sets the case date. If it isn’t clear, Anesto asks.
A CT fellowDictated the whole echo diagnosis and got generic guesses back.
The diagnosis you said comes first
The TEE diagnosis box leads with what you dictated, marked “you said”.
Residents and CRNAsKept deleting the “Ambulatory” tag Anesto had guessed from the procedure name.
Your site sets the setting
Anesto stopped guessing Ambulatory. Tell it where you work once, and the setting comes from the site.
A CRNAAt 305 cases, History and Stats stopped at 200.
Every case shows, however many
The 200-case display limit is gone. History and Stats count everything you log.
Updated October 1, 2026. Every release, with its notes: What’s New.
How it works
From “I wish” to a release.
- Ask, here or in the app. Say it the way you’d say it to a colleague.
- Leo reads it. Ideas being built or explored go on this board with a short note.
- When it ships, it moves to Shipped with its version and date, and the release notes say what changed.
Missing a procedure?
Type it in the box above. If Anesto already knows it, you’ll see its name right away. If not, send it. 297 have been added since March.