Part of the Bedside Coach family

See the room.Guide the moment.

Sibyl Sim brings healthcare simulation control, room cameras, observation, recording, sound, and debriefing together across iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.

Free. Requires iOS 27, iPadOS 27, or tvOS 27.

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Sibyl Sim live Control Hub displayed on iPad
Local-first controlBuilt for the simulation lab
Apple nativeiPhone, iPad, and Apple TV
Private-network workflowDesigned to keep the room local
Simulation onlyPurpose-built for education
Sibyl Sim 2.1

Set up a room you can reuse.

Guided Room Setup brings camera positions, observer devices, and sound locations together in a saved room profile. Complete Room Check before learners begin.

Control Hub

Connect up to three approved cameras, view their silent previews, select one Main Camera for recording and observer output, play sound cues, and mark important moments for debriefing.

Transcript review

Search a saved transcript and jump to its source timestamp.

Optional offline speech

Check speech readiness and download supported language assets from Settings or Guided Setup before the room goes offline.

Connections

Automatic LAN is the default. Advanced Connections offers Campus Direct and Ethernet Required for IT-approved deployments.

iPhone Duo · Version 2.2

Sibyl Sim keeps the session in focus.

Prepare patient responses beside the live feed, set up a room with a camera preview, and edit debrief moments alongside the recording.

Supported in version 2.2. Open Duo for a broader workspace, then return to a compact view with your place and drafts preserved.

Sibyl Sim on the expanded iPhone Duo screen, patient response editor beside the live sample camera feed
Patient response
Sibyl Sim on the expanded iPhone Duo screen, Guided Room Setup with camera preview and device connections
Guided Room Setup
Sibyl Sim on the expanded iPhone Duo screen, editing a debrief moment beside the recording
Debrief moment
Cover of the Sibyl Sim 2.1 Quick Start and Faculty Guide 9-page PDF · 44.3 KB
Faculty Guide 2.1

Set up Sibyl Sim with confidence.

Follow the complete workflow, from choosing roles and connecting the room to running the simulation and leading the debrief.

  • Set up Control Hub, camera, and viewing display devices
  • Use live controls, Main Camera, Soundboard, and recording
  • Recover from Privacy Stop and common connection issues
  • Lead debrief playback and use the Before learners enter check

Share the PDF with facilitators, camera helpers, and simulation staff before room setup.

See the complete workflow

One simulation, connected across every screen.

Watch how faculty use the iPad Control Hub, prepare an iPhone room camera, and bring the approved live view to students through Sibyl Sim for Apple TV.

One app, three roles

Give every device a clear job.

Choose the role that fits the room. Faculty can direct the session from a Control Hub, place camera devices where they are needed, and connect approved observers without turning the setup into an IT project.

Sibyl Sim role selection on iPhone
01

Control the simulation

Use iPad as the command center for room setup, camera selection, observer output, recording, sound cues, and debriefing.

02

Use as a camera

Turn an iPhone or iPad into an approved room camera and microphone with visible readiness and connection status.

03

Join as an observer

Watch the faculty-approved Main Camera from iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV through a focused observer experience.

Privacy Stop controls in the Sibyl Sim iPhone camera role
Privacy made visible

Stop the room with one unmistakable control.

Privacy Stop blocks recording, broadcast, camera streaming, and remote sound delivery until faculty explicitly turns it off. The stopped state remains visible to the camera device and Control Hub.

  • Faculty-controlled pairing and session approval
  • No automatic restart of live outputs after interruption
  • Clear camera, connection, and privacy status
Observation without distraction

Put the approved view on the biggest screen.

Sibyl Sim for Apple TV presents the faculty-selected Main Camera and room audio in a focused observer display. Faculty can also direct saved playback from the Control Hub for group review.

  • Simple ready, live, alignment, and recovery states
  • Hub-directed playback controls
  • Private notes and recording-library details stay off the TV
Sibyl Sim Apple TV screen ready to receive a simulation broadcast
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The Bedside Coach familySibyl Sim

Built from a nurse educator's view of the whole learning moment.

Sibyl Sim extends the Bedside Coach family into live simulation operations. It helps faculty connect the room, guide what observers see, protect privacy, and return to meaningful moments during debriefing.

Good to know

Designed for the realities of a simulation lab.

Does Sibyl Sim require Internet access?

After installation and provisioning, Sibyl Sim is designed to operate across a private local network without an Internet connection.

Where are recordings stored?

Recordings remain in protected local storage on the Control Hub. Sibyl Sim does not silently delete older recordings to make room.

Can Apple TV control the session?

No. Apple TV is a focused observer endpoint. Pairing, broadcast, recording, and playback remain under faculty control at the hub.

Is Sibyl Sim for clinical care?

No. Sibyl Sim is solely for education and simulation. It is not a clinical monitor or medical device and must not be used for patient care.

Feature availability may vary by device and deployment. Institutions are responsible for consent, privacy, retention, security review, network configuration, and appropriate device management.

Optional curriculum integration

Bring the apps into your program

Bedside Coach, ChartSlate, and Sibyl Sim are free to use. No engagement is required to use the apps. If you'd like help tying them into your curriculum or building assignments with your faculty, you can engage Brandon for a day, a week, or a month.

Or email domingueznursing@gmail.com.

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