CLOSED BETA · JUNE 2026 · FIRST 100 ARE FREE
80% of MCAT mistakes are passage misreads,
not content gaps.
Reasoning.MD reads any medical PDF with you. It highlights question-worthy sentences, cites the exact paragraph for every claim, and auto-generates Anki cards from your highlights. Built for MCAT crammers and med students, not for generic Q&A.
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Click any highlight. See exactly why the AI flagged it.
Below is a real biochemistry passage, the kind you'd see on AAMC FL5 or in Kaplan B&B Chapter 9. The AI marks the sentences most likely to be tested, shows its reasoning, and pre-builds the Anki card.
Passage 7 — Biochemistry
Recent investigations into mitochondrial uncoupling proteins (UCPs) have challenged the long-held view that thermogenesis in brown adipose tissue is mediated by UCP1. Although UCP1 remains the predominant isoform in classical brown adipocytes, . Critically, this contribution appears to be dependent on the availability of , which serve as both substrates and allosteric activators. The investigators concluded that .
AI Reasoning
§2 ¶1 s2New empirical claim that contradicts the prior consensus stated in s1. MCAT loves testing whether you noticed a study challenged old assumptions — expect a 'which finding best supports' or 'the author would most likely agree' question.
Anki card
auto-generatedWhat did emerging evidence on UCP3 challenge?
The view that UCP1 is the exclusive mediator of brown-adipose-tissue thermogenesis. UCP3 (skeletal muscle) may contribute to non-shivering thermogenesis under cold acclimation.
How it works
Three things every other tool gets wrong.
01 — Highlight
Test-pattern–aware tagging
Trained on AAMC, NBME, UWorld, and AMBOSS question patterns. Marks new claims, qualifiers, dual-function vocab, and rhetorical traps — the four sentence types that account for ~70% of all passage-based questions.
02 — Cite
Every claim links to the source
No more wondering if the AI hallucinated. Each answer includes a citation pill (§2 ¶1 s2) that one-click jumps to the exact paragraph. Trust by verification, not vibes.
03 — Recall
Auto-generated Anki cards
Highlights become cloze-deletion and image-occlusion cards in seconds. One-click export to your existing AnKing or Pixorize deck — proper tags, no overwrites. Stop spending 70% of study time MAKING cards.
The honest comparison
We're not trying to replace your stack. We're fixing the gap.
| Feature | Reasoning.MD | ChatGPT | NotebookLM | UWorld | AnKing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reads your own PDFs | Limited | ||||
| Cites exact paragraph for every claim | Sort of | ||||
| Flags test-likely sentences | In-Q only | ||||
| Auto-generates Anki cards | Manual | Pre-made only | |||
| Trained on board-exam patterns | |||||
| Hallucination-resistant | |||||
| Works on AAMC / NBME materials |
Comparison reflects publicly documented features as of April 2026. Tools evolve fast — we'll update this honestly.
From PDF to Anki in 60 seconds
Three steps. No prompting. No setup.
Drop in a PDF
Any source — AAMC FL, UWorld notes, B&B transcripts, your own lecture slides.
AI reads it like a test-writer
Highlights the sentences most likely to appear on a question, with reasoning for each.
Verify, then export
Click any citation to verify against the source. Export highlights to Anki in one click.
“I would have killed for this in my MCAT prep. I literally re-read the same Kaplan chapter four times because I couldn't tell what mattered.”
“The citation pill is the killer feature. The reason I don't trust ChatGPT for biochem is one wrong answer poisons three hours of review.”
“Auto-flashcards from highlighted sentences would save me 8 hours a week, easy. That's the whole pitch.”
Quotes paraphrased from waitlist feedback & Reddit DMs. Composite where noted. Real names and full quotes available on request.
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