A pre-med semester in Qenot
- One course for each class, with a topic for each unit: cardiovascular, renal, neuro.
- Textbook chapters, slides, papers and lecture videos side by side. Every answer cites the page, or the moment in the video.
- Answers can draw what they explain: a flowchart of the cardiac cycle, the path of an impulse through the heart.
- Recall keeps the facts that pile up, from ion channels to enzyme names, a few minutes a day.
- Past exams sat on the clock, with handwritten answers photographed on your phone and marked.
Built on how memory works
Practice testing and spacing your study out are the two methods rated most effective in a review of ten common ones (Dunlosky et al., 2013). Qenot does both, from your own material.
Common questions
Can I use it for the MCAT?
Yes, for the content you study: add your review notes, textbook chapters and videos, and Recall keeps the facts fresh. Qenot doesn't include official MCAT practice exams.
Does it handle diagrams, tables and equations?
Yes. Qenot reads the text, tables and equations in your files, including scans, and its answers can include diagrams you can copy or download.
Can I study a lecture video?
Yes. Paste a YouTube link: Qenot reads the transcript, and an answer that cites the video plays it from that moment.
Is my material private?
Yes. What you upload is private to your account, and you can delete any file, topic or your whole account whenever you want. We don't sell your data or show you ads.
Is it free?
You can start free with no card, for up to 5 topics and 5 courses. Recall and the focus timer are unlimited on every plan.