Your lectures, turned into everything you need to pass.
Upload the slides your college actually teaches from and get summaries, flashcards, and exam-style questions built from them — plus a tutor that answers from your material and cites the page. Every other app sells you the same shared question bank. We turn yours into one.
Covering the Iraqi medical curriculum
The tutor
It answers from your lecture.
Ask in plain words and every answer names the slide or page it came from — starting with the material you uploaded. Open it and check.
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]Your upload · Obstetrics lecture 7 — Hypertensive disorders · slide 12
[2]Curriculum library · Maternal medicine
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How it works
Lecture in. Study material out.
About a minute from upload to your first question.
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Add your lecture
Upload the slides or PDF your college teaches from. We read all of it — text, tables, and figures — in about a minute.
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It becomes study material
A summary, a mind map, flashcards, and exam-style questions, generated from that lecture. Not a generic chapter. Yours.
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Ask it anything
The tutor answers from your material and cites the page it used. If your lecture doesn't cover something, it says so.
Your material
You're examined on your lectures. Study those.
A shared question bank can't know which slides your professor emphasised. Add what your college actually teaches and study that instead.
- Your lecturesThe slides and PDFs your college actually teaches from
- Your notesScans and handouts you've collected through the year
- Curriculum libraryInternal Medicine · Pediatrics · Obs & Gyn · Surgery
What you get
Built for the night before clinicals.
An AI that studies with you, anchored to material you chose.
Your lectures, not someone else's
Every other app sells everyone the same shared question bank. But you're examined on your own college's lectures — so those are what we turn into questions.
Cited, not guessed
Every answer points back at the page it came from. Open it and check. If your material doesn't cover it, the tutor tells you instead of inventing something.
Got it wrong? Ask why
Miss a question and the tutor explains that exact question — why the right answer is right, and where your reasoning went off.
Figures come with it
Diagrams, ECGs, scans and tables are pulled from the material alongside the text, not described to you second-hand.
What costs money
Knowledge is free. The work isn't.
The question bank stays free for everyone, permanently. What you pay for is the AI doing your studying with you.
Free, forever
Everything shared
- The entire question bank — practice, mock exams, weak spots
- Summaries, mind maps and flashcards across the curriculum
- A daily allowance of tutor questions and answer explanations
Subscription
Everything yours
- Upload your own lectures and notes, turned into study material
- Unlimited explanations — ask why on every question you miss
- Unlimited tutor, with your uploads as its source
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is the question bank really free?
Yes, and it stays free. Practice, mock exams and weak-spot drilling across the whole bank cost nothing, for everyone, permanently. We said knowledge should be free and we meant it.
Then what am I paying for?
The AI doing work for you: turning your own lectures into summaries, flashcards and questions, unlimited explanations when you're stuck on a question, and a tutor that knows your material. Free accounts get a daily allowance of the last two.
What can I upload?
Lecture slides, PDFs, handouts, and scans of your own notes. We read the text, tables and figures, then build study material from them — so you're revising what your college actually teaches rather than a generic chapter.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
Generic chatbots answer from whatever they were trained on, and sound just as confident when they're wrong. Stick Tongue answers from the material you gave it and shows you the page it used. When your material doesn't cover something, it says so.
Can I trust it for exams?
Every answer is cited, so you can open the source and check it yourself. On high-stakes curriculum content, two independent models cross-check each other and any disagreement is flagged for human medical review.
Upload one lecture. See what happens.
Start with the question bank — it's free and it stays free. Add a lecture when you want the AI working on your own material.