Mechanisms and pathways
Medication mechanisms, signaling pathways, physiology sequences, adverse effects, and contraindications.
For medical students and trainees
Turn medical question banks into spoken recall.
Use your own questions to rehearse mechanisms, diagnostic criteria, anatomy, differentials, and board-review facts. same3le reads the prompt, listens to your answer, and keeps the session moving.
- Free core app
- Your own question list
- No patient data
Built for dense material
Use the same tool across different medical subjects.
same3le is content-agnostic: it reads the questions you provide. That makes it useful for short, testable facts across preclinical courses, clerkships, residency, fellowship, and professional examinations.
Criteria and classifications
Diagnostic criteria, staging systems, severity scores, definitions, and guideline thresholds.
Clinical knowledge
Differentials, presentations, next diagnostic steps, treatment principles, and complications—used only for education, not patient care.
A practical workflow
Bring the questions you already trust.
The current app does not pretend to replace faculty, textbooks, guidelines, or validated educational resources. It gives you a spoken interface for material you select and verify.
Your spreadsheet
Question: Which antibody is associated with primary biliary cholangitis?
Answer: Antimitochondrial antibody.
Spoken session
Hear the prompt, say “antimitochondrial antibody,” then review or correct the result.
Good medical flashcard design
- Ask one focused question per row.
- Use a concise but complete correct answer.
- Add abbreviations, eponyms, and alternate terminology as accepted answers.
- Separate “name the diagnosis” from “name the next step” when both matter.
- Review and update cards when guidelines or evidence change.
Important boundaries
- Do not enter PHI, patient identifiers, images, notes, or medical records.
- Do not use same3le during patient care, procedures, emergencies, or clinical decision-making.
- Do not assume the speech matcher validates medical accuracy.
- Do not upload proprietary commercial question banks without permission.
- Verify medical content against current authoritative sources.
Study modes
Match the mode to the setting.
Answer out loud
Best for focused retrieval when your screen is open. Screen Wake Lock can reduce interruptions in supported browsers.
Listen and review
Useful for a quiet mental response, rapid review, or browsers that do not support speech recognition.
Lock-screen review
Experimental continuous audio for passive repetition. It does not listen, grade, or replace active recall.
Medical student FAQ
What to know before using same3le
Is same3le a medical device or clinical decision-support tool?
No. It is an educational study tool. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, recommend patient-specific actions, or support emergency decisions.
Can I upload a de-identified patient case?
The safest rule for this prototype is no patient information at all. Do not upload cases derived from real patients unless your institution and applicable law expressly authorize the workflow and the service has been reviewed for that purpose.
Can I import UWorld, AMBOSS, or another paid bank?
Only when the content owner’s terms and copyright permissions allow it. A personal subscription generally does not automatically grant permission to copy or process an entire commercial question bank in another product.
Is it free for medical students?
Yes. The current core app is free. A future optional Pro subscription may add cross-device history, multiple saved banks, weak-topic review, and other account features.
Make medical facts answerable—not just familiar.
Use your own verified questions and practice the core spoken study flow for free.
Start a medical study session