RN & BSN
Your course readings and lecture slides become practice questions written in the NCLEX's own style, with rationales for every option — plus flashcards that resurface what you are about to forget.
What you get
Everything below is included for every specialty. What changes is the exam it points at.
Learning Hub
Drop in a lecture PDF, a slide deck, a syllabus or a recording. It comes back as exam-style questions with rationales, a flashcard deck, and presentation-ready slides you can edit — in minutes, not the evening you were going to spend making them.
PDF, PPTX, DOCX, images and audio — including handwritten notes via OCR
Questions written in your exam's style, with a rationale for every option
Every item links back to the page of the source it came from
Export slides as animated PowerPoint for a group session
Notebook
Write during a lecture, a rotation or your own reading. The Notebook turns what you wrote into visual summaries, a mind map you can rearrange, and a knowledge graph that links concepts across every course you have taken.
Mind maps that regenerate as you add material
A knowledge graph connecting drugs, pathways and mechanisms across courses
Ask My Notes: search everything you have written, in plain language
Generate a quiz from your own notes before an exam
Flashcards
Cards are scheduled with FSRS, which models how you personally forget rather than applying one fixed interval to everyone. Pick the retention you want and it works out the daily load — and tells you what that load will be before you commit to it.
FSRS scheduling with selectable retention targets
Image occlusion for anatomy, histology and imaging
Flashcards and questions in one session, under one scheduler
Export to Anki, so your cards are never locked in here
Practice Patients
A simulated patient you interview, examine and work up in stages — then a structured debrief against the rubric. It is the part of the exam you cannot practise from a list of questions, and the part that goes wrong under pressure.
Staged encounters: history, examination, workup, assessment and plan
Hover-to-examine physical findings rather than a wall of text
Scored against a rubric, with the reasoning shown
Attempt history, so you can see a second run improve on the first
AI Assistant
An assistant that answers from the material you put in — your notes, your uploads, your decks — and says which one it is quoting. When the answer needs the literature instead, it goes to PubMed and cites what it found.
Answers grounded in your own notebook, with the source named
Falls back to PubMed rather than guessing when your notes do not cover it
Available on every page, so a question does not cost you your place
Podcasts
We do not generate audio. We organise the best human-hosted shows into one searchable library by topic, so the commute is spent listening to a good lecturer instead of hunting for the relevant episode.
Episodes reviewed and selected by clinicians
Browse by topic to reach the area you are studying now
Take notes while listening; they land in your Notebook
Upload something you are studying this week and see what comes back. No card required.
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