{"aiUsmleFlashcards":{"heroTitleStart":"Generate","heroTitleHighlight":"USMLE Step 1 & Step 2 Flashcards","heroTitleEnd":"from First Aid, Pathoma, and Your Class Notes","heroDesc":"Upload First Aid, Pathoma, Sketchy notes, or your medical school lectures and our AI USMLE flashcard generator builds personalized question-and-answer cards from the material — ready for spaced-repetition review and exportable to Anki on paid plans.","heroCta":"Try Scholarly free","heroCtaSecondary":"See the flashcard feature","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card · Spaced repetition built in","heroSocialProof":"Built from your own study material","trustStat1":"Q&A","trustStat1Label":"Standard recall cards","trustStat2":".apkg","trustStat2Label":"Anki export format","trustStat3":"SM-2","trustStat3Label":"Review scheduling","eyebrowHow":"How it works","eyebrowFeatures":"Features","eyebrowSample":"Sample output","eyebrowWhy":"Why it matters","eyebrowCompare":"Honest comparison","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","eyebrowPricing":"Pricing","scholarlyBadge":"Best for students","howTitle":"From First Aid to flashcards in minutes","howDesc":"Three steps from your Step prep stack to a personalized deck that fills the gaps AnKing doesn't.","step1Title":"Upload First Aid, Pathoma, or lectures","step1Desc":"Drop in PDFs from First Aid, Pathoma, Sketchy, BootCamp, or your medical school's lectures. Scholarly reads the actual material — no copy-pasting.","step2Title":"AI writes a personalized deck","step2Desc":"The generator produces question-and-answer cards for active recall, adds source citations when it can resolve them, and schedules the deck for spaced repetition.","step3Title":"Drill in your browser or in Anki","step3Desc":"Study in Scholarly's browser app with built-in spaced repetition, or export to Anki and merge with AnKing. Your choice, no lock-in.","featuresTitle":"Built for the way medical students actually study","featuresDesc":"Source-grounded recall cards, spaced repetition, and optional Anki export — generated from your own material.","feature1Title":"Recall cards from First Aid","feature1Desc":"Generate focused question-and-answer cards from First Aid pages and Pathoma chapters, then edit or remove anything that does not fit your study plan.","feature2Title":"Cards from text and diagrams","feature2Desc":"Upload lecture slides, scanned notes, or labeled diagrams as sources. Scholarly uses the visible content to write standard recall questions.","feature3Title":"Anki export, no lock-in","feature3Desc":"Paid plans can export a deck as a standard .apkg file. The exported notes use Anki's basic question-and-answer format; Scholarly tags and review history are not included.","feature4Title":"Spaced repetition built in","feature4Desc":"Every card gets its own SM-2 style schedule, with an ease factor and interval that stretch as you get it right. Prefer FSRS? Export to Anki and its scheduler takes over.","feature5Title":"Step 1, Step 2, and MCAT","feature5Desc":"Works for USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 prep, COMLEX, MCAT, and shelf exams. Use the same tool from MS1 through dedicated.","feature6Title":"Source links when available","feature6Desc":"Cards generated from PDFs, videos, and recordings can include a link back to the supporting page or timestamp when the source can be resolved.","whyTitle":"AnKing is necessary. It's not sufficient.","why1":"AnKing v12 has roughly 35,000 cards. It's the spine of Step prep for a reason — it covers the high-yield material and most students who finish it do well on boards. We're not here to replace it. We're here to fill the gap between AnKing and your specific rotation, your specific professor, and the chapters you happen to be weakest on.","why2":"The honest truth: AnKing is a generic deck. It doesn't know which lectures your school assigns extra weight to, what your shelf exam is going to emphasize, or which First Aid pages you've already mastered. It can't make you a 30-card deck on a specific Pathoma chapter you struggled with last week. That's what Scholarly does.","why3":"Upload First Aid, Pathoma, Sketchy, BootCamp.com notes, or your own lecture PDFs, and Scholarly's AI USMLE flashcard generator writes a personalized question-and-answer deck from the content. Every card gets its own spaced-repetition schedule (an SM-2 style algorithm), and paid plans can export the deck to Anki if you want to review it with FSRS.","why4Start":"The other thing AnKing can't do: real-time. Hit a topic you don't understand mid-rotation, drop the relevant chapter in, and have a focused deck on your phone before your next case presentation. Pair this with","why4Link":"a practice exam from the same material","why4End":"for a complete study loop.","sampleTitle":"Sample cards generated from First Aid","sampleTag":"Pharmacology · Beta blockers","sampleDesc":"Two question-and-answer examples plus the source context Scholarly can attach to a generated card.","sampleClozeLabel":"Recall prompt","sampleClozeStart":"Which selective β1 blockers","sampleClozeBlank":"are commonly tested","sampleClozeEnd":"and preferred in patients with asthma or COPD?","sampleClozeCitation":"FA p. 251 · \"Beta-1 selective antagonists\"","sampleOcclusionLabel":"Source context","sampleOcclusionDiagram":"Adrenergic receptor diagram · FA p. 251","sampleOcclusionCaption":"Uses visible diagram content and keeps a source reference when available.","sampleBasicLabel":"Basic Q/A","sampleBasicFrontLabel":"Front","sampleBasicFront":"Which beta blocker is used for thyroid storm and why?","sampleBasicBackLabel":"Back","sampleBasicBack":"Propranolol — non-selective, also inhibits peripheral T4 → T3 conversion.","sampleBasicCitation":"FA p. 252 · \"High-yield clinical correlations\"","comparisonTitle":"Scholarly vs. AnKing — an honest comparison","comparisonDesc":"AnKing is the gold standard. Scholarly is the supplement. Most successful Step students will use both.","ankingTitle":"AnKing v12","ankingP1Bold":"Where it shines:","ankingP1":"~35,000 community-vetted cards covering the full Step 1 and Step 2 high-yield content. The literal standard for Step prep flashcards.","ankingP2":"Cards are tagged by resource (First Aid, Pathoma, Sketchy, BootCamp) and by USMLE-RX/UWorld question, so you can dynamically subdeck off your QBank performance.","ankingP3":"Generic by design — it doesn't know your school's emphasis, your specific lectures, or which chapters you've already mastered.","ankingP4":"Onboarding is heavy: add-ons, tagging conventions, and FSRS configuration take real effort before you're studying.","scholarlyCompTitle":"Scholarly","scholarlyCompP1Bold":"Where it shines:","scholarlyCompP1Pre":"personalized cards from ","scholarlyCompP1Em":"your","scholarlyCompP1Post":" material — First Aid pages you're weak on, your school's lecture decks, that one Pathoma chapter you keep getting wrong.","scholarlyCompP2":"Personalized question-and-answer cards from a single upload, with spaced-repetition scheduling built in.","scholarlyCompP3":"Export to Anki when you want — merge with AnKing or keep your supplementary deck separate.","scholarlyCompP4Pre":"Best used ","scholarlyCompP4Em":"alongside","scholarlyCompP4Post":" AnKing: AnKing for breadth, Scholarly for your school's specifics and your personal weak topics.","faqTitle":"AI USMLE flashcards — frequently asked questions","faq1Q":"Can I export Scholarly's USMLE flashcards to Anki?","faq1A":"Yes, on paid plans. A deck exports as a standard .apkg file containing basic question-and-answer notes that can be imported into Anki on desktop or mobile. Scholarly tags, citations, and review history are not included in the export.","faq2Q":"How are the cards generated?","faq2A":"The generator writes question-and-answer cards from the material you upload. It targets concrete facts, mechanisms, side effects, and clinical associations, but you should review and edit the generated deck before relying on it for exam prep.","faq3Q":"Can it use diagrams and slides?","faq3A":"Yes. You can use lecture slides, scanned notes, and diagrams as source material for standard question-and-answer cards. Scholarly does not currently create masked image-occlusion regions or review image-occlusion cards natively.","faq4Q":"Can I import AnKing into Scholarly?","faq4A":"Scholarly can import supported basic and cloze notes from an .apkg file, including AnKing decks, and converts them into its question-and-answer card format. Anki tags, media layouts, scheduling, and review history are not preserved.","faq5Q":"Does it cover MCAT as well as USMLE?","faq5A":"Yes. The same generator works for MCAT prep — upload Kaplan, TBR, or UWorld passage explanations and it produces personalized cards. Most premed users use Scholarly for MCAT content review and switch to USMLE prep once they start medical school.","faq6Q":"Is FSRS supported?","faq6A":"Not for reviewing inside Scholarly. Our built-in scheduler is SM-2 style, with a per-card ease factor and interval. If you specifically want FSRS, export the deck to Anki, where FSRS has been the default since 2024 and will schedule these cards like any others.","faq7Q":"Is there a free tier?","faq7A":"Yes. The free plan includes limited AI creation so you can try the workflow. Paid plans add higher generation and upload limits and include Anki export.","faq8Q":"Is this an AnKing replacement?","faq8A":"No, and we won't pretend it is. AnKing is the gold standard for Step prep and most students should still use it as their core deck. Scholarly is the supplement — for your school's specific lectures, your weak chapters, and the topics AnKing's generic coverage doesn't emphasize the way your professor does.","relatedHeading":"More ways to study with Scholarly","relatedSubheading":"Pair your USMLE flashcards with the rest of the Scholarly platform.","related1Title":"AI Flashcard Maker","related1Desc":"Generate question-and-answer cards from your own study material.","related2Title":"PDF to Flashcards","related2Desc":"Turn any PDF into a spaced-repetition deck.","related3Title":"AI Practice Exam Generator","related3Desc":"Mock USMLE-style exams from your study material.","related4Title":"AI Lecture Summarizer","related4Desc":"Structured summaries of First Aid and lecture material.","related5Title":"AI Podcast from PDF","related5Desc":"Listen to First Aid chapters on the way to the hospital.","related6Title":"All AI Study Tools","related6Desc":"Every Scholarly study tool in one place.","bottomTitle":"Build your supplement deck this week","bottomDesc":"Upload First Aid, Pathoma, or your lectures and get personalized USMLE cards. Free to start.","seoTitle":"AI USMLE Flashcards from First Aid, AnKing & Your Lectures","seoDescription":"Generate personalized USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 question-and-answer flashcards from First Aid, Pathoma, and your own lectures, with spaced repetition and optional Anki export.","seoKeyword1":"ai usmle flashcards","seoKeyword2":"first aid to anki ai","seoKeyword3":"anking alternative","seoKeyword4":"anking supplement","seoKeyword5":"usmle flashcard generator","seoKeyword6":"step 1 flashcards ai","seoKeyword7":"step 2 flashcards ai","seoKeyword8":"first aid flashcards","seoKeyword9":"pathoma flashcards","seoKeyword10":"medical school flashcards ai","seoFeature1":"Question-and-answer cards from First Aid and Pathoma","seoFeature2":"Cards generated from text, slides, and visible diagram content","seoFeature3":"Standard Anki .apkg export on paid plans","seoFeature4":"Spaced repetition built in, no add-on","seoFeature5":"USMLE Step 1, Step 2, COMLEX, MCAT, and shelves","seoFeature6":"Source page or timestamp citations when available","seoHowToName":"How to generate AI USMLE flashcards from First Aid and your lectures","seoHowToStep1Name":"Upload First Aid, Pathoma, or your lectures","seoHowToStep1Text":"Drop in PDFs from First Aid, Pathoma, Sketchy, BootCamp.com notes, or your medical school lectures. Scholarly reads the actual material.","seoHowToStep2Name":"AI writes a personalized deck","seoHowToStep2Text":"The generator produces question-and-answer cards from the source material and attaches a supporting citation when it can resolve one.","seoHowToStep3Name":"Drill in your browser or in Anki","seoHowToStep3Text":"Study inside Scholarly with built-in spaced repetition, or export the deck as an .apkg file and merge it with AnKing on Anki desktop or mobile.","heroImgAlt":"Sample AI-generated USMLE question-and-answer flashcard deck with source context"}}