Exam prep that adapts to what you keep getting wrong.
Conversational AI tutoring, a real question bank, timed mock exams, spaced-repetition flashcards, and study plans — built for medical students, residents, and physicians.
- Exam formats
- 5
- AI models routed
- 4
- Board-style questions
- 40+
- Patient accounts, ever
- 0
Platform
Everything you need to study smarter
Six tools that share one model of what you know — so progress in any of them shows up in all of them.
AI Tutor, built for exams
Streaming, conversational tutoring with citations and follow-up questions — tuned for board-style reasoning, not generic chat.
Task-aware model routing
Each task goes to the provider best suited to it, with automatic failover — low-latency models for drills and flashcards, vision models for anatomy and histology images.
Real question bank
USMLE-style single-best-answer and vignette questions with versioned explanations, tagged by subject and topic.
Timed mock exams
Pause, resume, and auto-submit exams with weak-area analytics broken down by topic tag.
Flashcards & study plans
SM-2 spaced repetition that schedules cards by how well you actually knew them, plus a study plan built from your own weak areas — never from invented topics.
Verified professionals only
Every account is credential-checked. Diagnostic and prescribing queries are blocked — this is an educational tool, not clinical decision support.
Getting started
Three steps to your first session
- 1
Verify your credentials
Submit your institution, degree, and license or student ID for review.
- 2
Accept the disclaimer
A short, explicit acknowledgment that this is educational, not clinical, support.
- 3
Study your way
Chat with the AI tutor, drill the question bank, or sit a timed mock exam.
Specialty knowledge hub
Curated updates and study resources across major specialties.
- Cardiology
- Neurology
- Oncology
- Internal Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Surgery
- Psychiatry
- Endocrinology
Feedback
Built with medical students
The mock exam weak-area breakdown told me exactly which topics to drill next.
Being able to just ask a follow-up question instead of re-reading a textbook chapter is a different experience entirely.
The safety boundaries actually make sense — it never tries to answer for a real patient.
Frequently asked questions
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