Note Taking App for USMLE Step 1 / Step 2
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AI Edit
An AI assistant that helps you write and polish your notes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This app offers a browser-based platform for taking and organizing notes, perfect for USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 preparation. It features rich text editing and auto-save functionality.
Auto-save ensures your notes are saved as you type, utilizing browser LocalStorage, preventing any data loss even if the page reloads.
Yes, use rich text editing to format your notes with bold, italics, headings, and lists, which helps in organizing study materials for USMLE Step 1.
Absolutely, the app's text formatting features help create structured lecture notes, making study sessions more effective for USMLE Step 2.
Yes, logged-in users can save their notes directly to Evernote, allowing access and organization across devices.
Yes, you can efficiently create patient and sample notes for USMLE Step 2 CS with the available text formatting tools.
Logging into your account grants access to premium features like AI editing, file attachments, and the ability to save notes to Evernote.
Certainly, you can note down subject weightage details and organize them with lists and headings as part of your study material.
Log in to access AI editing, which improves text clarity and structure, aiding in making comprehensive study notes.
Yes, you can document and structure pass rate statistics and related information using rich text features for better understanding.
No, the tool is desktop-only. For mobile access, save your notes to Evernote for cross-device synchronization.
No, the app stores one note at a time in your browser. Save to Evernote for handling multiple notes effectively.
No, an internet connection is necessary as there is no offline mode. Notes save to your browser as you work online.
Currently, the app does not support importing notes, focusing on creating and editing new notes directly within the platform.
No, it is designed for individual use. For collaboration, save notes to Evernote to utilize their sharing features.