Most study advice is bullshit.

So this doesn't give you any. You hand over one lecture — yours, the one that's actually on your exam — and get back a map of what causes what, with the cards cut from it. Every box carries the slide it came from, so you can check the work instead of trusting it.

Specimen · Bronchial asthma 48 slides → 88 boxes, 75 arrows 88 of 88 carry a source slide

You carried it. You never connected it.

Three thousand facts, each one held on its own, none of them touching. The arrows are the thing you were never given — and they are the only part an exam actually asks you for.

One real lecture · nothing here is illustrative

This is one lecture, drawn.

Not a summary and not somebody else's deck. Forty-eight slides went in. Eighty-eight boxes and seventy-five arrows came out, and every single one of them points at the slide it came from — so when it's wrong, you can see that it's wrong.

Anyone can print a question. Nobody else can print where it came from.

“The persistent inflammation of asthma remodels the airway wall over time; what four structural changes and what key functional change does it drive?”

generated from the node “Chronic airway inflammation” · slide 3

That line underneath is the whole product. A competitor can fake a graph in an afternoon. What they can't do is survive being inspected, because they never had your slides.

Five surfaces, all cut from the same lecture.

One upload. Everything below is the same graph, asked a different way — which is why they can't contradict each other.

01 · the map

Flowchart

The causal map itself. This is the notes — there is no separate document to keep in sync.

02 · answer it

Recall

Two buttons. No difficulty rating, no interval to choose, no decisions inside the loop.

03 · by disease

Disease index

Every disease in the module, collapsed to what an exam actually asks about it.

04 · as the test asks

Exam

SBAs, OSCE stations and written questions, generated from the map rather than from a bank.

05 · before you walk in

Checklist

What the lecture said you have to be able to do. Not built yet — see below.

Stated at real strength · updated when it changes

Here is what it can't do.

Everyone else's landing page tells you what they've built. This is the other list, and it's the reason you can believe the first one.

Built
The causal map from a real lecture · flashcards and exam questions generated from it · the two-button review loop · disease indices · Anki export
Not built
Accounts and cloud sync · the lecture checklist · the OSCE checklist · voice capture
No proof yet
No users, no testimonials, no outcome data. The learning science is real; claims that this beats what you're doing are not made.

One lecture. Yours.

It runs on your own machine, on the lecture that's actually on your exam. Leave an email and I'll tell you when you can put one in.

No endpoint is wired yet. Nothing is sent and nothing is stored.