The AI study workspace for medical students, built on your material.
Add your own lectures and notes, or chapters from the built-in curriculum library, and ask a tutor that cites every answer — plus summaries, flashcards, and quizzes across the library. If your material doesn't cover it, we'll say so.
Comes with a curriculum library built on
The tutor
What an answer looks like.
Ask a question, get an answer with citations attached. Open the reference and check it yourself.
What’s the first-line management of severe pre-eclampsia at 32 weeks?
Admit, start IV magnesium sulphate for seizure prophylaxis (4 g loading then 1 g/hr infusion), and control BP with IV labetalol or oral nifedipine targeting <160/110 mmHg[1]. Antenatal steroids for fetal lung maturity given gestation < 34 wks[2]. Delivery is the definitive treatment; aim to stabilise then deliver — typically by induction or caesarean depending on cervical status and severity[1].
[1]Obstetrics by Ten Teachers · Ch 9 Hypertensive disorders
[2]Gynaecology by Ten Teachers · Ch 11 Maternal medicine
- Library textbooks
- 5
- Topics
- 4,000+
- Flashcards
- 100k
- MCQs
- 12k+
Your material
A starter library, or bring your own.
Pull chapters from the curriculum library, upload your own material, or combine both.
- Internal MedicineDavidson's Principles & Practice of Medicine
- PediatricsNelson Textbook of Pediatrics
- Obstetrics & GynaecologyObstetrics + Gynaecology by Ten Teachers
- SurgeryBailey & Love's Short Practice of Surgery
- Your own materialUpload your lectures, notes & PDFs
How it works
From question to cited answer in seconds.
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Add your material
Upload your own lectures, notes, and PDFs, or pull chapters from the built-in curriculum library. Mix both freely.
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Ask the tutor
Ask anything about it, in plain words. Every answer cites the page it came from, so you can open the source and check it.
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Drill it in
Ready-made summaries, mind maps, SM-2 flashcards, and exam-style MCQs across the curriculum library — plus a readiness coach.
What you get
Built for the night before clinicals.
Every study mode you actually use, anchored to one source of truth.
Grounded in your material
The tutor answers from your material — your uploads and the curriculum library — and cites it. Open the source and check it yourself.
Original figures, inline
Diagrams, ECGs, scans, and tables come straight from the source — the same images your material shows.
Honest about gaps
If your material doesn't cover something, the tutor says so. No fallback to internet guesses.
Every study mode
Summaries, mind maps, SM-2 flashcards, exam-style MCQs, and a readiness coach — all from one source of truth.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do I have to use your textbooks, or can I bring my own?
Both. Upload your own lectures, notes, and PDFs, or pull chapters from the built-in curriculum library — or mix the two. Everything you study is grounded in the material you chose.
What's in the curriculum library?
A ready-made library covering the Iraqi medical curriculum, built on the standard reference textbooks — Davidson's, Nelson, Bailey & Love, and Obstetrics & Gynaecology by Ten Teachers — already broken into topics with summaries, flashcards, and MCQs.
How is this different from ChatGPT or a generic AI?
Generic chatbots answer from whatever they trained on — outdated content, internet noise, confidently-wrong guesses. Stick Tongue answers only from your material, and shows you which pages it used. If it doesn't cover something, it tells you instead of guessing.
Can I trust it for exams?
Every answer is cited back to its source, so you can open the page and check. On the curriculum library's high-stakes content, two independent models cross-check each other and any disagreement is flagged for human medical review.
Study smarter, on your material.
Add your material and the tutor starts citing sources back to you within seconds.