An AI Tutor for the NYC REMAC exam

The AI tutor is a chat assistant (built on Anthropic's Claude Haiku) for exam study. After you answer a question in any study mode except a running Mock Exam, you can ask it about that question: it sees your pick, the correct answer and the linked NYC REMAC protocol pages. It also goes deeper on broader medical questions, anchored to NYC REMAC and clear about what falls outside protocol. The AI tutor is for exam study. It can be wrong, it is not medical advice, and it is not for real patient care.

Why the right answer is right and the others are wrong, where something sits in the protocol, how a drug or assessment works, or "Explain this like I'm new". You can also ask "How am I doing?", have it drill your weakest subject in conversation, or ask for flashcards from the questions you missed. It is a study aid: check anything important against the cited protocol page.

Yes. It is an AI model and can make mistakes or sound more certain than it should be. Check anything important against the protocol page cited in the explanation and the current official NYC REMAC protocols. It is not medical advice and must never be used for real patient care; on the job follow the protocols, your agency and online medical control.

It knows the question you are asking about, plus your recent study history: what you got right and wrong and which subjects you struggle with. It needs at least 3 finished quizzes and 30 graded answers before it comments on how you are doing; before that it tells you plainly that it doesn't have enough data yet. Try "How am I doing?" or "Drill my worst subject with me".

No. The AI tutor is not offered during a Mock Exam, so nothing about the questions or answers is revealed before you finish. It works in every other study mode.

Free accounts get 3 AI tutor messages a day, so you can try it. Premium accounts get 30 a day, and 10 during the free day of premium. The allowance resets each day on New York time, and deleting a chat does not give messages back.

Yes. Ask for flashcards on any topic and it writes them from the official NYC REMAC protocol text with the protocol page on each card, or ask for cards from what you missed or, with premium, from your uploaded notes. Doses come only from the protocol text; where the text doesn't give one, the card says to check the protocol. You see a preview first and nothing is saved until you confirm. It can also run a drill in conversation, one question at a time.

Yes, with premium. Upload PDFs, Word documents, text files or photos of your notes (up to 25 MB each), and the AI tutor can use them when it answers your questions and names the file and page it drew from. You read them under Protocols & Study, My materials, in the same reader as the protocols: zoom, search, highlights, notes, bookmarks, flashcards and read aloud. Files are private to your account. Only upload material you own or have the right to use.

Chats, notes and uploads are private to your account and are never shown to other users. Chat messages are processed by a third-party AI provider (Anthropic) to write the answers, and our staff may access chats and files for support, safety and legal reasons. You can remove your chats and files from your account at any time. See the Privacy Policy for how records are retained. AI answers can be wrong and are for exam study only, never for real patients. Only upload material you own or have the right to use.

No. RemacReady is exam study material only, not clinical guidance. On the job, follow the current official NYC REMAC protocols, your agency's policies and online medical control.