Never fall behind again.Every lecture, every doc, every question.
Record the class or upload the reading. Minutes later you have a summary, flashcards and exam questions, built from your material. No, you don’t have to watch it back.
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Bring whatever you’ve got
- A lecture you record
- A recording you have
- PDF readings
- Slides, as PDF
- Word documents
- Past papers
Get all of this back
- Every word, searchableFind the one definition. Without replaying two hours.
- The two-hour class in five minutesAn overview, plus up to 12 points worth keeping.
- Flashcards you didn’t writeThe ones you keep getting wrong come back sooner.
- A mock exam on your own materialMultiple choice with answers. Theory with a marking guide.
- Someone to ask at 2amIt has read your lecture. You haven’t. Ask it anything.
How it works
Wherever you’re starting from.
Add a course once. Everything here runs on what’s in it.
Beta-blockers cut cardiac output by blocking β1 receptors in the myocardium. Most of the class went on selectivity — which agents hit β1 only, and why that matters when the patient has asthma.
- β2 receptors sit in bronchial smooth muscle — blocking them can trigger bronchospasm.
- Propranolol is non-selective. Atenolol, metoprolol and bisoprolol are β1-selective.
- Flagged twice as examinable: the selectivity table.
You recorded it. That was the hard part.
Record it in the app — screen locked, phone in your bag — or upload it after. Everything here comes from what was said.
- Search it instead of scrubbing it
- Read the summary on the bus home
- Drill the cards on the walk to your next class
- Sit the mock the week before the real one
“Will it actually work on my stuff?”
- “It’s a 400-page textbook.”
- Upload it. We read it in pieces and put it back together, so page 280 counts as much as page 3. And we tell you where we stopped.
- “My lecturer talks fast, and the words are hard.”
- We give the transcriber your subject’s words first. So “myocardial infarction”, said fast in a bad room, comes back spelled right.
- “How do I know it’s not making it up?”
- It only uses what you gave it. The source sits next to the answer. Check it.
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One lecture. That’s all we’re asking.
Upload it and see what comes back. Takes minutes. Costs nothing.
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