Who it’s for
Built for every stage of medical training
Whatever you’re studying — pre-clinical fundamentals, entrance exams, the wards, or board licensure — Medmory turns it into a revision system that fits around your day.
MBBS & UG students
Turn fat textbooks and scattered notes into daily, bite-sized revision you’ll actually keep up with — from first year to final prof.
NEET-PG / INI-CET aspirants
Convert your Q-banks into a spaced-repetition engine and watch your readiness climb, subject by subject, rank by rank.
Final-year & interns
Rehearse viva and clinical-case discussions out loud with an AI examiner — walk into the real panel already warmed up.
PG residents — MD / MS / DNB
Stay exam-sharp through brutal postings: micro-revise high-yield topics between cases, rounds and night duties.
Nursing & allied health
BSc/MSc Nursing, physiotherapy, pharmacy, dentistry and lab sciences — lock in core concepts with active recall, not all-nighters.
USMLE / PLAB / FMGE
Prepping for licensing exams abroad? Build one durable, high-yield deck and track mastery across every system.
Not on the list? If you study from books, slides or notes, Medmory works for you too.
The transformation
Anything you study in. A whole study system out.
Textbooks, handwritten notes, slides, whiteboard photos — drop them in and Medmory reads them, turns them into five kinds of practice, files them in your library, and runs them on a spaced loop. Try it below.
1 · Your material
2 · It lands in your library
Every file becomes a book on your shelf — Medmory starts reading and extracting the chapters the moment it arrives.
Your shelf
Library
+ Add bookDrag files or tap to browse
PDF · DOCX · PPTX · images
Robbins Pathology.pdf
425 cards · ready
Surgery — Lecture 12.pptx
Cardiology notes.jpg
86 cards · ready
Anatomy whiteboard.png
Queued
Plus a smart summary of every chapter
The whole chapter condensed to what matters — toggle between the original and the summary anytime.
3 · It becomes your cards
From each chapter Medmory generates five kinds of practice — pick a book and watch it parse into MCQs, mnemonics, descriptives, vivas and cases.
Harrison's Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine
MCQ
Which finding best distinguishes HFrEF from HFpEF?
Mnemonic
ABCDE — management of acute heart failure
Voice Viva
Walk me through the pathophysiology of cardiogenic pulmonary edema.
Descriptive
Outline the role of BNP in diagnosing heart failure. (5 marks)
Case
68-y/o, dyspnoea & raised JVP — discuss your approach.
4 · Try it right now
This is the real app. Have a go.
Answer the MCQ and grade your recall — the harder it felt, the sooner it returns. Swipe through the deck, hear a viva narrated.
Swipe through sample cards · grade your recall. Live runs it on your own notes.
Everything in one place
One app for the whole loop
Five formats
MCQ · descriptive · mnemonic · viva · cases
Spaced-repetition loop
Each card returns right before you’d forget it
Today dashboard
See exactly what’s due, every morning
Exam plan & readiness
Pace to peak on the date that matters
AI viva & personas
Practise out loud with an examiner
One organised library
Every note, slide & Q-bank in one place
New · AI viva examiner
An AI examiner that listens, reasons, and grades you.
Talk through a clinical case out loud. The agent follows your reasoning, probes the gaps, and scores you against a rubric in real time — press play and hear it. (Voiced demo.)
Prof. Mehta · AI Examiner
General Surgery · Socratic · pushes for mechanism, then clinical correlation
Scored against a rubric
awaiting answerExcellent
Links the embryology/innervation to the migrating sign and correlates clinically, unprompted.
Good
Describes the history and signs with minor prompting.
Partial
Lists signs but cannot explain why the pain migrates.
Insufficient
No structured approach.
The agent decides what to probe next
- Why does the pain migrate from the umbilicus to the right iliac fossa?
- How would you confirm it clinically, and which score would you use?
…and the whole case returns on your spaced-repetition schedule.
How it compares
Everything Anki does — plus the parts it can't.
Flashcard apps and PDFs stop at storage. Medmory takes you all the way to exam-ready.
| Capability | Anki | PDF / notes | Recommended Medmory |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auto-generated flashcards | |||
| MCQs from your own material | |||
| Descriptive Q&A | |||
| Viva practice | |||
| Voice interaction | |||
| Clinical case discussions | |||
| Spaced repetition (SRS) | Manual | ||
| Exam planning & readiness | |||
| Where you end up | Flashcards only | Passive reading | Exam-ready |
Student stories
Studying smarter, not longer.
From first-year MBBS to NEET-PG aspirants and interns on the ward — here’s what turning your own material into daily revision feels like.
Aarav Sharma
MBBS · 2nd year, Bengaluru
“I dumped six PDFs and a folder of notes into it and just open “Today” every morning. My physiology retention went from cramming to actually remembering.”
Dr. Neha Reddy
Intern, Hyderabad
“Voice-viva practice before my surgery posting was a game-changer. The follow-up questions felt exactly like the real panel.”
Karan Mehta
NEET-PG aspirant
“The spaced repetition keeps pulling back topics I’d have quietly forgotten. My mock scores climbed within two weeks.”
Ananya Iyer
BDS · Final year
“Turned my messy oral-path notes into mnemonics and MCQs overnight. I genuinely wish I’d had this in first year.”
Rohan Verma
USMLE Step 1
“One deck built from my own First Aid annotations, tracked by system. The readiness view kept me honest about weak areas.”
Sneha Nair
BSc Nursing, Kochi
“Finally a study app that doesn’t assume you have spare hours. Ten focused minutes a day, and it actually sticks.”
Join thousands of medical students and professionals studying smarter every day.
Pricing
Start free. Go live when you're ready.
Free to try on a sample book. Upgrade to run the real AI on your own notes, Q-banks and textbooks.
Why it works
Built on how memory actually works.
Retrieving an answer strengthens the memory far more than seeing it again. Medmory makes you retrieve — then spaces those retrievals to fight the forgetting curve.
Retrieval, not review
A cue, and you pull the memory back out.
Pulling an answer out of your head deepens the trace — re-reading barely touches it.Illustrative.
2×
Active recall + spaced repetition beat re-reading for long-term retention.
<20 min
A focused daily session clears what’s due — no marathon cramming.
4 formats
MCQ, descriptive, mnemonic & viva — the same fact, tested every way.
Built for medical students & doctors, across every exam