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Your lectures.
Into perfect Anki decks.

Upload a PDF lecture. Get a professionally engineered Anki flashcard deck — with clinical reasoning built into every card. Designed for medical tutors and educational institutions.

QC7 · Pathology: Ischaemic Injury
What is the earliest microscopic sign of irreversible neuronal death, and when does it appear?
Time window: 12 hours after the injury — histology appears normal before this point, even if death is certain.
Microscopic sign: The red neuron — eosinophilic cytoplasm, nuclear pyknosis, absent nucleolus.
18+
Card types generated
100%
Human-approved output
3
Contextual anchoring layers per cloze
0
Facts not from your PDF

Two stages.
Zero compromises.

A human-in-the-loop pipeline that makes you the final authority on every concept before a single card is generated.

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Instant
Submit your lecture PDF
Upload your PDF with your registered email and PIN. We verify your credit balance and kick off extraction — no wait, no friction.
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You approve
Review the keyword skeleton
Within minutes, you receive a structured Google Doc — a full concept map of your lecture. Delete anything irrelevant. Reply "APPROVED." This is your quality gate.
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30–60 min
Receive your branded .apkg
We generate the full Anki deck — complete with cloze deletions, clinical reasoning layers, ILO cards, Capstone cards, and tutor notes — and email you a ready-to-import file.
Card architecture

Not just clozes.
A system.

Every deck is engineered with the same architecture used by top medical students who build their own — but fully automated and quality-controlled.

Granular standard cards
Every testable fact from the lecture — with three contextual anchoring layers: a framing label, an implication adjacent to the answer, and a forward connection to downstream reasoning.
ILO synthesis cards
One big-picture synthesis card per section, plus 2–4 cross-section connection cards that test how concepts link together — not just what they are in isolation.
Triple Capstone cards
For every named disease: three reverse-direction cards (clinical picture → diagnosis, investigation finding → diagnosis, treatment rationale → diagnosis). The hardest cards. The most important.
Pathophysiology chains
Every 3+ step mechanism gets its own dedicated card: the full causal chain, the clinical endpoint, and the therapeutic implication — all in one cloze sequence.
Clinical tutor notes
Every card includes a five-section tutor note: clinical picture and why, investigations and why, management and why, pharmacology note, and a specific exam trap.
Zero hallucination policy
Every factual cloze is sourced to a specific slide. Any fact not found in your PDF is explicitly flagged [NOT IN PDF] — never silently assumed or invented.
Packages

Enterprise pricing.
Built for tutors.

Sold as lecture credit packages. No subscriptions, no monthly fees, no per-student pricing. One flat package, one tutor, unlimited students.

Starter
$199
one-time payment
25 lecture credits
  • All card types included
  • PDF up to 80 slides per lecture
  • Google Doc approval stage
  • Branded .apkg delivery
  • Email support
Institution
Custom
volume pricing
250+ lecture credits
  • All card types included
  • Unlimited slide count
  • Sub-accounts for multiple tutors
  • White-label delivery
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Custom integrations available
From tutors

Built by a medical student.
Trusted by educators.

The quality of the cards is unlike anything I've seen from AI tools. The tutor notes alone are worth it — my students actually understand why the answer is right, not just what it is.
Dr. A. Hassan
Clinical Pharmacology Tutor · Cairo University
I gave it a 60-slide haematology lecture and got back 180 cards with zero garbage. The Capstone cards are exactly what exam preparation needs — reverse-direction thinking.
Dr. K. Mostafa
Internal Medicine · Ain Shams

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