Remy — your personal AI tutor — drills you on thousands of cited clinical questions from TG, AMH and Odell, remembers every mistake you make, and rebuilds tomorrow's prep around today's gaps.
Every answer cites the exact source — book, edition, page.
Asks why — so you understand, not just memorise.
Lives on WhatsApp. Studying starts even when you don't.
Takes 5 minutes · No sign-up · Full cited explanations
Already confident? Take the Remy Challenge — your score earns up to 50% off →Your tutor's next session is Thursday. The coaching group chat has 200 people — you're not asking there. So you move on. The doubt stays. It resurfaces in the exam hall.
Remy answers in seconds — any topic, any time. Even at 11 PM on a Sunday.
You're not going to ask a "basic" question in front of thirty people. So you stay quiet. You Google it. You get five different answers from five different countries — none of them Australian guidelines.
No batch, no judgment. Ask the same thing five times — Remy explains it five different ways until it clicks.
They don't remember that you got warfarin wrong three times. They don't know you're strong on pain management but weak on antibiotic prophylaxis. They teach the same thing to everyone — and charge you for it.
Remy tracks every answer, every mistake, every pattern — and silently rebuilds your study plan around your gaps.
A patient walks in. You make the calls. Remy grades your thinking — not just your answer.
WebViewYou got it right. But do you know why? Remy asks the question that proves you actually understand.
WhatsAppRemy plays confused. You explain until it clicks. If your explanation has a gap, Remy finds it.
WhatsAppDeliberately tricky cases designed to surface your blind spots. The correction sticks harder than getting it right.
WebViewA 3-line clinical vignette at 8 AM. Thirty seconds. No response needed. You'll remember it months later.
WhatsAppThrough all of this, Remy is silently tracking where you struggle — and reshapes your practice to focus on exactly those areas.
A 58-year-old patient on warfarin (INR 2.8) presents for extraction of tooth #36. She also takes aspirin 100mg daily.
A 58-year-old patient on warfarin (INR 2.8) presents for extraction of tooth #36.
Misconception logged"stopping warfarin before simple extraction"
Next review: tomorrow — different scenario, same concept.
A 72-year-old patient on warfarin needs a surgical extraction of an impacted wisdom tooth. His INR is 3.4.
Remy sees all of this. Every day, the plan reshapes around what you need most.
A real clinical case — not a multiple-choice from a textbook. The student makes the calls.
Remy doesn't just say "wrong." It explains the current guideline and corrects the specific misconception.
Every mistake is tracked — not just wrong or right, but the specific wrong answer. Tomorrow's cases will target this exact gap.
Same concept, harder case. Remy is testing whether yesterday's correction stuck — from a different angle.
The concept strengthens. Remy will test this again in 5 days, then 14, then 30. Spaced until it's permanent.
No two students have the same experience. Your weak spots get more attention. Your strong areas fade to maintenance.
A 58-year-old patient on warfarin (INR 2.8) presents for extraction of tooth #36.
A real clinical case — the student makes the calls.
Remy explains the current guideline and corrects the specific misconception.
Misconception logged"stopping warfarin before simple extraction"
Next review: tomorrow.
Every mistake is tracked. Tomorrow's cases will target this exact gap.
A 72-year-old patient on warfarin needs a surgical extraction. His INR is 3.4.
Same concept, harder case. Did yesterday's correction stick?
The concept strengthens. Remy will retest in 5 days, then 14, then 30.
Remy sees all of this. Every day, the plan reshapes around what you need most.
End-to-end coverage of Therapeutic Guidelines, AMH, and Odell. 5,000+ clinical scenarios, delivered to you intelligently.
See where you stand — free challenge →The ADC doesn't fail people on what they never learned. It fails them on what they learned differently back home — the outdated protocol, the non-Australian dosage, the habit that feels right. My job is to find yours before the exam does.
Every plan includes everything — the full question bank, Remy on WhatsApp, adaptive tracking, and the web dashboard. You're only choosing how long you need.
A failed attempt isn't just a fee. It's re-sit costs, six more months of waiting, and a registration that keeps moving away from you. Measured against that, this is the cheapest part of your entire ADC journey.
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