USMLE prep where every answer is cited to the page it came from.
A page-cited answer to any question you get stuck on, a prep course that plans itself, a question bank behind every task — and an AI that explains your reasoning, not just the right answer.
Free for 7 days — the assistant, the course and the question bank. No card.
- 3,500+
- board questions
- Page-cited
- every claim references the book and page it came from
- Your reasoning
- the AI reads the answer you gave and explains the mistake in it
Answers you can verify,
not vibes.
Med Guru answers from passages pulled out of the reference books themselves — and tells you when a topic is not in the library instead of guessing at it.
First-line treatment for stable SVT?
First-line treatment for stable SVT is vagal maneuvers, followed by IV adenosine1. Beta-blockers or calcium channel blockers are used for rate control2.
1Cardiology Review · p. 301
Adenosine is first-line pharmacologic therapy for terminating SVT…
2Pharmacology Text · pp. 88–89
Rate control agents include beta-blockers and non-dihydropyridine CCBs…
For USMLE preparation
A study system,
not just a chatbot.
The course covers every major system, split into tasks. A task carries its explanations and its own set of questions, so you learn a topic and test it in the same sitting.
- A schedule that plans itself — pick the systems, the order and a weekly pace
- After every answer: where your reasoning broke, not generic feedback
- Progress by subject and system, with your weakest areas first
- One place to study from, instead of five tabs and a spreadsheet
Cardiovascular
20 tasks
Neurology
20 tasks
Microbiology
18 tasks
Gastro
14 tasks
Renal
9 tasks
+ more
every system
Cardiovascular · Task 4 — Arrhythmias
Explanations, then the questions for exactly this topic
After you answer
It explains your mistake.
Most banks mark you right or wrong. Type why you chose what you chose, and the analysis finds the step where your reasoning broke — then stays to discuss any option you want to argue about.
- An explanation of the answer you gave, not the answer you should have given
- Ask “why is B wrong?” and keep asking — the follow-up is a conversation
- Every claim in it cited, like everything else
- Your weak points tracked by subject over time
Why did I choose B — myasthenia?
You matched the weakness, which was sound. The step that slipped was the autonomic features: Lambert–Eaton is presynaptic, which is why the dry mouth is the tell. Myasthenia is postsynaptic and does not show them1.
The Med Guru signature
Curiosity becomes
active learning.
Ask about whatever caught your attention, and Med Guru hands you the bank's questions on exactly that topic. Instead of answering you and stopping, it gives you the practice.
- Ask → read the page-cited answer → solve the questions on it, without leaving
- It names the subject from your conversation; you can change it before you start
- Every conversation turns into revision
Tell me about pulmonary emboli.
A PE is a clot in the pulmonary circulation, usually thrown from a deep vein thrombosis1…
3 questions on this topic →
1A 32-year-old on OCPs presents with sudden dyspnea…
2Which finding has the highest specificity…
3First-line anticoagulation in massive PE…
Practising, not preparing?
The same guarantee on the clinical question in front of you: ask in plain language, get a concise answer, and open the page behind it before you rely on it. The prep course is optional — the smaller plans are the assistant on its own.
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Questions, answered.
What does the free trial include?
The whole product for seven days — the study assistant, the prep course and the question bank. No card, one trial per account.
How do the citations work?
Every claim in an answer carries a numbered reference to the book and page the passage came from. Tap it and the actual page opens, so you can read the source rather than trust the summary.
What happens when the library does not cover my question?
Med Guru says so instead of guessing. An answer with no source behind it is the thing this product exists to avoid.
Which exam does the question bank cover?
Step 1 today, with thousands of board-style questions and AI analysis of every answer you give. Step 2 is in preparation and is not included yet.
I am a practising doctor — is this for me too?
Yes. Use it for fast, verifiable answers to clinical questions, with the source page behind every claim. The prep course is optional: the smaller plans are the assistant on its own.
What is the answer allowance?
Each plan includes a monthly allowance of AI answers that refills every month. It keeps the price flat instead of charging per message.
Can I pay without an international card?
Yes. Whish Money transfer is confirmed by a person, usually within a day. Cards are handled by Paddle.
Is this medical advice?
No. Med Guru is a study aid for exam preparation and revision. Always verify against primary sources before acting clinically.
Can I cancel whenever I want?
Yes, from your account page. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for.
More on how the citations work, what happens after you answer, building a schedule and paying without a card.
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