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The session

It asks. You answer. It finds where you are thin.

Not a chat window with a textbook behind it. It opens the review to a topic, quizzes you out of that section, and moves on when you have shown you know it.

Four modes — you lead, vignettes, rapid-fire, or a guided walk
Stops the moment you say “I’m done”
Every topic remembers how long it has been since you saw it

Cardiology — Valvular Heart Disease

Grounding

Every sentence, traced to a line.

Each claim is matched against the review text behind it. A line supports it, or it is flagged as having no source at all — so you always know when the tutor has gone beyond the material.

Click any citation to open the review at that exact line
Unsupported claims are logged, not silently spoken

what it said · what backs it

the claim

citedTAVR over SAVR above 65.

citedMean gradient ≥ 40 is severe.

no sourceStatins slow progression.

Cardiology

3147 Aortic Stenosis (AS)

3149 TAVR preferred over 65, most anatomies

3150 SAVR if bicuspid or low coronary height

3154 Severe: mean gradient 40, AVA 1.0

3155 Low-flow low-gradient needs dobutamine echo

3161 Syncope, angina, dyspnea — the triad

Voice

Answer it on the walk home.

The same session, spoken. It hears the answer, scores it against the review, and keeps going — hands down, screen off.

Barge in any time; it stops talking when you start
Everything said is still cited to a line you can open after

listening

“Late-peaking, soft S2 — I’d get an echo before anything else.”

Cards

7,327 cards you never had to write.

Drawn straight from the review and scheduled the way spacing actually works. Every card knows the section it came from, so the source is always one click away.

Decks follow the review’s 18 subjects
Grade with one key; the interval is on the button

Cardiology · 18 due · 4 new

Arena

Then you duel someone.

Seven questions, both of you, same clock. Rated. The bank is built from the same review, so losing tells you exactly which page to go back to.

Elo and streaks across six divisions — everyone opens at 1200
Bad question? Flag it and it leaves the bank

Arena · question 3 of 7

You · 1284VSPriya · 1311

62, tearing interscapular pain, BP 210/112, and a 20 mmHg difference between arms. Next step?

CardiologyAortic Stenosis Bronze 1184

She is 81, mean gradient 46, and her chest has been opened twice already. TAVR or SAVR — and what decides it?

Cardiology · line 3149

Roam

It walks the review the way you would revise it.

Topics are linked by the vocabulary they share, so a session wanders — stenosis to syncope to heart failure — instead of asking you the same page four times.

Starts with the topics you have gone longest without
Never doubles back inside a session

roam · this session’s route

The boards, asking the questions.

It asks. You answer. It finds where you are thin.

Every sentence, traced to a line.

Answer it on the walk home.

7,327 cards you never had to write.

Then you duel someone.

It walks the review the way you would revise it.

The whole board review, one sign-in away.

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