Answers are built from your medical book library first, then live web search when the
question needs current information — and you can always see which of the two was used.
Getting started
How do I ask a good question?
Ask the question you would ask a senior: include the exam (NEET PG, INICET, MBBS), the topic,
and what you want back (definition, differentials, management, MCQ pearls). Follow-ups work
normally — “what is its treatment?” keeps the topic from the previous turn.
Which tools are on the toolbar?
Upload Doc, PICO, PubMed, Evidence, Entities, Thesis, Counselor, Poster, Chapter, Audit,
Ethics, Stats, Coding Agent, Diff Viewer and Export. Each opens a focused flow instead of a
generic chat.
How answers are built
What does “Book library” mean under an answer?
The answer used passages retrieved from the ingested book library. The chip shows how many
passages were used. Inline citations like
(Book Title, p. 412) are clickable and
open the actual page so you can verify it.
What does “Live web” mean?
A live web search ran for that question — typically for recency questions (“latest
2026 guidelines”) or when the book library barely covers the topic. The cards under the
answer are the actual sources, with their real URLs.
Why did it not search the web?
Web search is deliberately narrow so ordinary syllabus answers stay fast. It runs for
recency/guideline phrasing or thin book coverage. You can still ask explicitly:
“check the latest guidelines on …”.
What if the answer says the library has little coverage?
That is the honest case: the retrieved excerpts did not answer the question, so it answered
from general medical knowledge without a book citation. Treat those parts as unverified.
Which model answered?
The small badge under the reply names the model and provider. The assistant uses a private
local model when available and falls back to hosted providers otherwise, which can change
answer style and depth.
Citations and figures
How do I verify a citation?
Click the citation chip in the answer. A viewer opens the cited book page, with arrows to
move one page at a time. Figures shown under an answer open at full size the same way.
Can a citation be wrong?
Yes. The app removes unresolvable PubMed identifiers and links only the book pages that were
actually retrieved, but a real reference can still be attached to the wrong claim. Always
check the source for anything you will submit or act on.
Documents, export and research tools
Can I upload a PDF or photo?
Yes. Use the paperclip to attach a document; its text is extracted and used as context for
the next questions. Keep patient-identifiable material out of uploads.
How do I export an answer or a chapter?
Every answer has Copy, PDF, Word and PowerPoint buttons. Generated chapters carry their own
export controls with the tables and figures included.
How does the college predictor work?
Enter your rank, category and optionally subject and state. Results are grouped into Safe,
Target and Dream from historical closing ranks. It is guidance only — always confirm
against the official counselling authority data.
Account, history and privacy
Where are my conversations stored?
As a guest, in your browser only. Signed in, they sync to your account so you can continue on
another device. The history drawer lists every conversation, with search.
How do I delete my data?
Use Delete Account for the full account and conversation
deletion flow, or clear a single conversation from the history drawer.
Troubleshooting
The answer is taking a long time
Long answers and image generation take longer. A skeleton shows the current stage
(“Reading a book”, “Searching the internet”, “Writing the
answer”). Use the stop button to cancel a request that hangs.
It said the assistant is temporarily unavailable
Every provider failed for that request. Usually transient — retry once, and if it keeps
happening contact support with the time and your question.
Styling or buttons look out of date
Stylesheets and scripts are versioned. Hard-reload the page once
(
Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R); the app updates normally after that.