Turn your study material into smarter revision.
Upload dense textbooks, notes, slides or anatomy images—or scan them with your camera. Medmory instantly creates 12 active medical recall formats, from clinical vignette MCQs and university theory rubrics to oral Voice Vivas, scheduled right before you forget.
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Try it free — 10 pages, 50k AI tokens
- All 4 card formats included (Occlusion, MCQ, Viva, SAQ)
- 10 pages / month
- 50k AI tokens / month
- Viva examiner sessions
- MCQ audio narration
300 pages, audio (STT 2h / TTS 10k)
- All 4 card formats included (Occlusion, MCQ, Viva, SAQ)
- 300 pages / month
- 1,000k AI tokens / month
- 120 min voice input / month
- Viva examiner sessions
500 pages, audio (STT 5h / TTS 30k), add-ons
- All 4 card formats included (Occlusion, MCQ, Viva, SAQ)
- 500 pages / month
- 2,500k AI tokens / month
- 300 min voice input / month
- Viva examiner sessions
Built for Global Medical Licensing & University Boards.
Whether you're preparing for USMLE in North America, UKMLA / PLAB in the NHS, or NMC CBME university prof exams and NEET-PG in India — Medmory transforms your uploaded notes into board-level clinical recall.
USMLE Step 1 & 2 CK
United States (NBME)
Multi-step vignette reasoning, organ system pathology, and high-yield pharmacology mechanisms.
UKMLA / PLAB
United Kingdom & NHS
NICE guideline protocols, emergency resuscitation trees, and communication viva stations.
NMC CBME & NEET-PG
India (Prof Exams & NEXT)
Competency-mapped university theory rubrics (AN, PY, PA, PH), SAQs, and practical viva rubrics.
AMC & MCCQE
Australia & Canada
International medical graduate diagnostic reasoning, clinical pearls, and case management.
Sample Integrated Competencies & Core Organ Modules
The student problem
Studying feels productive until the exam asks you to recall.
Every medical student knows the dread: hundreds of pages read, thousands of notes highlighted—yet freezing during the actual exam.
Problem 01 · 800+ Pages of TextThe Illusion of Passive Highlighting
You spend 10+ hours reading BD Chaurasia, Robbins, and KD Tripathi. Highlighting textbooks and notes late at night feels like hard work, but passive re-reading creates an illusion of competence—leaving you with near-zero recall after 48 hours.
Problem 02 · The Exam BlankoutRecognition is Not Recall
In university prof exams or clinical oral vivas, you don't get multiple choices—you have to generate diagnostic criteria, anatomical boundaries, and drug dosages from scratch under pressure. Recognizing a concept in notes is completely different from retrieving it unprompted.
You re-read but still forget
Hours go into the same chapter, but the answer disappears when the question changes.
Making cards is slow
Manual flashcards eat the same time you should spend testing yourself.
Weak topics stay hidden
You know what you completed, but not what your brain can actually retrieve.
Viva feels unpredictable
Clinical follow-ups are hard to rehearse alone, so confidence stays low.
Beating the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve.
Medical knowledge decays exponentially. Standard cramming loses 82% of details within two weeks. Medmory schedules high-yield micro-reviews right before the memory trace breaks.
Day 1
100%
Immediate Recall
Day 4
96%
Memory Stabilizer
Day 9
94%
Deep Consolidation
Day 21
92%
Exam Long-Term
Our AI Agent Understands All Medical Subjects
From 1st Year Foundations to Final Year Clinical Medicine & Surgery — structured for USMLE Step 1/2, UKMLA, NMC CBME competencies, and international medical boards.
Gross Anatomy
1st ProfSub-pixel occlusion masks over ACA, MCA, Basilar and Posterior Communicating arteries with berry aneurysm pearls.
Human Physiology
1st ProfVentricular pressure-volume loops mapped against phonocardiogram heart sounds (S1, S2, S3 gallop).
Medical Biochemistry
1st ProfVon Gierke (Type I) glucose-6-phosphatase enzyme defect oral viva breakdown with lactic acidosis rationale.
General Pathology
2nd Prof5-mark university rubric for CD15+/CD30+ diagnostic owl-eye binucleate Reed-Sternberg variants.
Clinical Pharmacology
2nd ProfGenerations 1 to 5 antimicrobial coverage spectrum with biliary excretion and disulfiram reaction warnings.
Medical Microbiology
2nd ProfLipid A septic shock cascade, IL-1 fever mediation, and Limulus amoebocyte lysate endotoxin detection.
Have specific college notes or coaching slides?
Upload any PDF or PPT from Marrow, Prepladder, DAMS, Bhatia, or university handouts.
Who it is for
Designed for Every Stage of Your Medical Training.
Whether you are navigating university pre-clinical exams, national licensing boards, or hospital residency.
Why Medmory is different
How Medmory Compares to Traditional Medical Study.
Unlike passive re-reading or manual flashcard creation, Medmory extracts your source material into high-yield active recall with zero setup friction.
Medical Privacy & Academic Integrity
Your Uploads Stay 100% Private. Strictly Grounded.
We treat your medical material, coaching slides, and voice vivas with hospital-grade confidentiality. No public AI training, no data leaks, and zero hallucinations.
100% Private & AES-256 Encrypted
Your uploaded PDFs, college coaching notes, and voice recordings are encrypted at rest and in transit. No other student can see your private library.
Zero AI Training on Your Notes
Your uploaded study material is never used to train public AI models. Your proprietary notes, slides, and voice responses remain exclusively yours.
Zero Hallucinations · Source Grounded
Every clinical card, MCQ, and viva question cites the exact source page and paragraph. You can always cross-verify against your textbook.
AES-256
Bank-grade data encryption
0%
Public AI model training
100%
Source textbook verification
100%
Private & isolated library
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything Medical Students Ask About Medmory.
Got questions before your upcoming exam block? Here are direct answers to common queries.
Can I upload handwritten notes?
Yes. Upload PDFs, slides, documents and image-based notes—or capture a page or diagram with your camera—to create practice material.
Does it work with coaching notes or textbooks?
Yes. The landing positions Medmory around the student’s own study source, instead of generic content.
Is it better than Anki?
Anki is useful after cards exist. Medmory focuses on creating the cards, adding viva/cases, and scheduling review from the same workflow.
Can it replace my Q-bank?
It should be framed as a companion. Q-banks test broad exposure; Medmory repeatedly tests the exact material the student studies.
How accurate are generated questions?
Medmory is designed to keep generated practice grounded in the material you upload. Review important cards against the source, especially before high-stakes exams.
How does voice viva help?
It forces the student to explain, defend, and refine reasoning the way they would in oral exams or clinical rounds.
Upload one chapter and see what you actually remember.
Start with the material you already trust, then practise it in the way your exam demands.