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Ossik
Turn your med school PDFs into flashcards, one per concept
Drop the PDF of your course: Ossik turns it into flashcards, one concept per card, each linked to its page. Then review with spaced repetition, trap MCQs, mock exams in your faculty's format, 5,000+ imaging cases and a 3D anatomy atlas. Built for med students.
Medical school in France is a memory game at scale: in first year, students have to retain thousands of concepts from their own faculty's lecture notes, in a few months. Most of them spend hours making flashcards instead of learning them. That's the problem we wanted to fix.
With Ossik, you drop the PDF of your course and get a full study method:
• One concept = one card, faithful to your professor's wording. A chain of AI agents reads the course, finds each concept, writes the card, then checks it against the course.
• Every card links back to its page, so you can verify it in one tap.
• Trap MCQs and mock exams in your faculty's format, built from your own cards.
• 5,000+ imaging cases, anatomy diagrams to label and a 3D atlas.
• Spaced repetition that tells you what to review today.
• Import your Anki deck for free, progress included.
Ossik is in French for now, built for French-speaking med students, and you can try it for free: 3 PDFs, up to 60 pages.
I'd love your feedback, and I'm here all day to answer questions!
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About Ossik on Product Hunt
“Turn your med school PDFs into flashcards, one per concept”
Ossik was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #153 on the daily leaderboard. Drop the PDF of your course: Ossik turns it into flashcards, one concept per card, each linked to its page. Then review with spaced repetition, trap MCQs, mock exams in your faculty's format, 5,000+ imaging cases and a 3D anatomy atlas. Built for med students.
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Quentin Leininger
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Quentin, founder of Ossik.
Medical school in France is a memory game at scale: in first year, students have to retain thousands of concepts from their own faculty's lecture notes, in a few months. Most of them spend hours making flashcards instead of learning them. That's the problem we wanted to fix.
With Ossik, you drop the PDF of your course and get a full study method:
• One concept = one card, faithful to your professor's wording. A chain of AI agents reads the course, finds each concept, writes the card, then checks it against the course.
• Every card links back to its page, so you can verify it in one tap.
• Trap MCQs and mock exams in your faculty's format, built from your own cards.
• 5,000+ imaging cases, anatomy diagrams to label and a 3D atlas.
• Spaced repetition that tells you what to review today.
• Import your Anki deck for free, progress included.
Ossik is in French for now, built for French-speaking med students, and you can try it for free: 3 PDFs, up to 60 pages.
I'd love your feedback, and I'm here all day to answer questions!