“You can't humanly remember every notion in 3000 pages.”
Slides, textbooks, transcripts and recordings pile up. Memoniq merges them into one structure per discipline.
The real problem
Medicine is not hard because of one topic. It is hard because of the volume.
“A week before the exam I start to panic.”
A daily 20-minute review built from due cards, quiz questions and one oral question keeps you moving without cramming.
Group transcripts: errors nobody reviews.
Every summary stays linked to the source, with coverage checks that show what is missing from the professor's material.
The first two quotes come from a public letter by an Italian medical student (Skuola.net, translated); the third sums up a survey on lecture transcripts in Italian medical schools.
What you actually do with it
Three actions that save a medical exam session
Illustrative examples built on real medical-school tasks. Content is sample data, not measured user results.
1Understand
Transcript in, structured physiology notes out
SummaryQuizWritten examFlashcardsOral
“...so the Frank-Starling thing basically, the more the ventricle fills the more it contracts, up to a point, the prof said this always comes up...”
3. Frank-Starling law
- Frank-Starling law: stroke volume rises with end-diastolic volume, within physiological limits.
- Mechanism: stretch optimises actin-myosin overlap and Ca²⁺ sensitivity.
- Clinical link: lost in dilated heart failure.
Must know
Definition + mechanism + one clinical example: the structure examiners expect.
2Written exam
Exam-style quiz from your own slides
SummaryQuizWritten examFlashcardsOral
Question 3 of 10Score 2/2
Which receptor mediates the bradycardia caused by propranolol?
- 1α₁
- 2β₁
- 3M₂
- 4β₂
Non-selective β-blocker: β₁ blockade in the SA node reduces heart rate.
3Oral exam
Rehearse the oral with an AI examiner
SummaryQuizWritten examFlashcardsOral
Tell me about propranolol: mechanism of action and adverse effects.
It's a non-selective beta-blocker, it lowers heart rate and contractility...
Listening01:24
Examiner feedback
Good start. Missing: bronchospasm in asthmatics and masked hypoglycaemia. Follow-up: why is it contraindicated in asthma?
Sources
Works with what your course actually gives you
- Professor's PDF slides
- PPTX lectures
- Lecture recordings (audio)
- Group transcripts (DOCX)
- YouTube lectures
- Scanned notes (OCR)
Medical templates
Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Pharmacology and more: each has its own structure and exam tips.
Medical images
Diagrams from NIH Open-i (3.7M biomedical images) matched to each section.
Verifiable claims
Key facts show the page of your source they come from, so you can check them. With Student: automatic source check and supporting PubMed articles.
Why not just use...
A generic AI chat
Answers one question at a time. Memoniq keeps the whole course structured, with quiz, oral and review linked to the source.
Group transcripts only
Passive reading. Memoniq turns them into active recall and flags gaps against the slides.
Anki alone
Great for review, slow to build. Memoniq creates the cards from your material and exports them to Anki.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when the session gets serious.
Free is enough to test the workflow. Student is for the whole year. The Session Pass covers the final weeks before a big exam, with a one-time payment.
Managed AI included
Paid plans are being prepared
New purchases are paused. The waitlist is free and optional; it does not create a subscription or require a card.
Founding list: first Student year for €39 for the first 300 purchases, using your account email.
Free
Try the core workflow
EUR 0
- 2 notebooks, 5 sources each
- Summary, flashcards and quiz
- 10 AI generations/month
- PDF export with watermark
- Managed AI included
Student
Written and oral practice, all year
Preview: not available to buy
Pricing and availability will be announced at launch.
- Simulated oral exam with voice
- Anki export from your material
- Exam Focus on the official syllabus
- 10 notebooks + 15 sources/notebook, 50 generations/month
- Lesson Mode and coverage tools
- DOCX + PPTX export, sharing with classmates
- Lesson video export (with the Memoniq brand)
Pass Sessione
The final weeks before a big exam
Preview: not available to buy
Pricing and availability will be announced at launch.
- 60 days, one-time payment, no renewal
- Unlimited notebooks, generations and chat
- 30 sources per notebook
- Unbranded video export and priority support
- Everything in Student included
Coming with the Founding launch
Lifetime
Pay once, keep Student for as long as Memoniq runs
Preview: not available to buy
Pricing and availability will be announced at launch.
- Every Student feature, including future ones
- Unbranded videos and priority support
- One-time payment, no renewal, personal and non-transferable
Choose by study intensity
Free is enough to test the workflow. Student is for the whole year. The Session Pass covers the final weeks before a big exam, with a one-time payment.
You want to test it on one lectureFree
You study all year for written and oral examsStudent
Final weeks before a big exam, no limitsPass
Questions from medical students
Memoniq builds everything from your sources and keeps it linked to them, with coverage checks and key facts linked to the page they come from; with Student you also get an automatic source check and supporting PubMed articles. AI can still make mistakes: always verify key facts against your course material.
Memoniq blog
Study guides for medical exams
Oral exam practice, spaced repetition and exam-ready study systems for medical students.
Open blogYour next exam session, on your own material
Join the Founding list for the locked price, or upload one lecture right now and see the result.
AI can make mistakes: always verify against your course material and textbooks.