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> turn today's lecture into 40 cards, tubular first
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sorting 12 missed questionsrunning
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weak spots 7 → 2↑ 21% this block
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// 01 // backend ops med
Study systemsby a doctor who codes.MD
For medicine, dental & more. One system that holds your curriculum, builds your material, sorts what you missed and tracks it all to boards. Built for you, not for everyone.
The BrainThe PromptsThe AgentsThe Returns
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// 02 // where this came from
Systems will always beat routine.
what exists
Question banksa tool
what exists
Flashcard appsa tool
what exists
Video librariesa tool
the proof
Doctor who codes, for real?
Backend Ops is a software company. The tested brains behind our systems run real businesses every day. MED brings that same backend to school, built by two who sat the NBME and USMLE themselves.
MDNBMEUSMLEsoftware company
the gap
Every one of those is a tool. None of them is a system. Nothing on the market holds your whole curriculum, your weak spots and your plan in one place and runs it with you.
// 03 // the system · 4 parts4 parts
One system. Four parts that work together.
Each part is personalized to your program, your year and your courses. Together they carry you from didactics to boards.
01
The BrainYour curriculum, mapped on the backend and rooted in NBME and USMLE. Every lecture, system and course lands where it belongs.02
The PromptsTested prompts that turn a lecture, a case or a question set into material you can actually study from, in the shape your Brain expects.03
The AgentsThey do the busywork: sort what you missed, build the next review, keep the plan current, so you study instead of organizing.04
The ReturnsTracking that compounds. Every question you miss and every block you finish feeds the system, so it gets sharper the longer you use it.A routine gets you through the week. A system lets you control the inputs and the outcomes.
// 04 // built around you
Built around the curriculum, custom to you.
Most study tools stop at the curriculum. This one is built on its backend, rooted in NBME and USMLE, then made custom to the student using it.
Curriculum + student
Your program, your year, your courses this semester. The same system never ships twice, because no two students are on the same page of the same book.
NBME + USMLE
Built on the backend of the curriculum. The structure is rooted in what the boards actually test, so what you study in September is already pointed at what you sit in June.
We sat them
Both founders sat these exams. We know the difference between a routine and a system from the inside. Routines run out. Systems last. This is the one we kept.
// 05 // what's next
What's live today. What's next.
med : statusupdated oct 2026
The communityUse cases, support and growth systems. Free to join.
open nowThe prompt packThe tested prompts, ready to run on your own setup.
Fri 11/27Your custom buildYour Brain, built for you, delivered in 48 hours.
Dec / JanMembershipExclusive content, insider access and live calls.
Jan 2027// 06 // how students use it
Real questions. Real setups.
Every use case starts with a question a student actually typed. Short answer, who it is for, the steps, the template.
Didactic · Anki
All use cases →
How do I turn a two-hour lecture into cards without losing the thread?Read the setup → Dedicated · Tracking
How do I track what I keep missing on practice questions?Read the setup → Clinical · The Brain
How do I keep a running differential as a case unfolds on the wards?Read the setup →
// 07 // join the movement
Join the community.
Not a subscription you email and hope. A community run by people in medicine, where the students decide what gets built next, and we build it with them.
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