A free Mediora account for medical students
Keep your own lecture notes and summaries in one place, readable and searchable. They stay private to you.
What the account is, in numbers.
Three languages. Your material may be in any of them.
Free, with no card and no trial that quietly becomes a subscription.
And photographs of pages: scans are read into text.
Your own material, turned into practice.
Everything in one place
Lecture notes, summaries and handouts stop being a pile of files and become searchable text.
Questions from your notes
Not from a generic bank: the questions come from the material you uploaded, with an explanation after every answer.
Yours alone
The material is not published, not shown to anyone else and never enters a shared collection.
Three steps.
Sign in
An email and a six-digit code we send to it. No password to forget.
Upload
A file and the subject it belongs to. We read the text out of it and split it into fragments.
Practise
An assessment built from that material, with an explanation after each answer - and different wording when you take it again.
What people ask first.
Is it really free?
Creating an account and uploading your first materials costs nothing. Limits on storage are shown in your account, and we will never turn a free account into a paid one without you choosing it.
Who can see the notes I upload?
Only you. The material is not published, is not shown to other users and does not enter any shared collection. Deleting a material removes the file, its text and its search index.
Can I upload a textbook I did not write?
You confirm at upload that you have the right to use the material, and it stays private to you. If a rights holder asks us to remove something, we remove it.
Is this the same account as the patient one?
It is the same login, but registering as a student does not ask you for consent to process health data - there is none involved. If you ever upload a lab report of your own, we ask for that consent then, at the moment it actually applies.