Study for EMT and paramedic exams. With your own notes.
Upload your class notes and get a study guide. Ask about the topic that isn't clicking and get an explanation with an example. Then practice with scenarios at your level.
Add your lecture notes, slides, or PDFs to your Library and ask for a study guide. Vix pulls out the key points and terms and cites where they came from, so you can go back to the original. Library is included with Starter and Pro.
Get hard topics explained
Ask about the thing that isn't making sense yet: shock, acid-base balance, cardiac rhythms, or how heat moves through a structure fire. Vix explains it with an example, then asks you a question to check you've got it.
If the first explanation doesn't land, ask for another one.
Practice scenarios and questions
Ask for a medical or trauma scenario at your level. Say what you'd do at each step, and Vix tells you what you missed and why. For a quick review, ask for practice questions with rationales.
It helps you study for it with explanations, practice questions in the exam's style, and scenarios. It isn't an official NREMT prep course, and its questions aren't real exam items. Use it alongside your course and textbook.
Can I make a study guide from a PDF?
Yes. Add the PDF to your Library on Starter or Pro and ask Vix for a study guide. It cites the document it used.
Is it free for students?
The Free plan includes 25 credits a month for questions, explanations, and practice. Saving your work and studying from your own documents need Starter at $9/month.
Is using AI to study cheating?
Studying with it isn't. Turning in its work as your own usually is. Follow your program's rules on AI use.
Does it work for fire academy?
Yes. Ask it to explain fire behavior, building construction, or hydraulics, or to quiz you on a chapter.
Bring the chapter you're stuck on. Start there.
Start on the Free plan. Upgrade when you need your Library.