A bank for the night before
Panic Bank takes your own lecture PDFs and mints them into exam-realistic questions and flashcards in seconds — then drills them back into your head with spaced repetition until finals. Not a stock question bank. Your material, weaponized.
FREE TO OPEN · YOUR PANIC IS THE COLLATERAL
⤓ swipe the receipt to tear it off & file it
This is the whole product: your lecture in, exam questions out. Seconds, not semesters.
THE BOOKS · AUDITED 08 AUG 2026
No testimonials. Every figure below is a real count from the live database — a bank that fakes its numbers isn’t a bank.
COUNTED FROM PRODUCTION · NOT ROUNDED UP FOR EFFECT
Stock question banks quiz you on someone else’s curriculum. Panic Bank reads the exact slides your professor will examine you on and works them into two different kinds of question. When a question cites slide 31, it means your slide 31.
Single best answer in exam register, with distractors that are actually plausible. Every question carries a clinical importance tier, so a cram queue can put the load-bearing material first when there are three days left.
A 58-year-old man presents 6 hours after crushing central chest pain. ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III and aVF. Which coronary artery is most likely occluded?
For the things where five options only get in the way — doses, nerve roots, enzymes, criteria. Same lecture, same spaced-repetition schedule, same app. This is the part that stops people exporting their revision life to Anki.
Antidote in paracetamol overdose
N-acetylcysteine
Four buttons, the same SM-2 schedule your SBAs are on.
THE ASSAY OFFICE
Generating questions is easy. Generating ones worth sitting is not — so both formats are put through a gate before they ever reach your queue.
Nerve root supplying the ankle jerk reflex
S1
A second AI reads the lecture and the front of the card — never the back — and tries to produce the answer on its own.
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If an examiner holding your lecture cannot reproduce the back from the front alone, the card is ambiguous, orphaned or trying to ask three things at once — by definition. One gate, three failure modes, and the rejects never reach you.
One deposit, several ways back out — because the exam does not only ask you to pick between five options.
Re-reading feels like studying. It isn’t. LOCKDOWN hides the answer and makes you produce it from memory — active recall, the only thing that survives exam-hall adrenaline.
Practise the station everyone fears — out loud, by voice, with an AI patient who deflects, digresses, and occasionally lies about their smoking. No study partner required at 3 a.m.
X-rays, histology slides, clinical photos — drilled as image-identification decks, because the spotter exam doesn’t care that you knew it “in context.”
CLOSING STATEMENT — MORNING OF THE EXAM
The hall is silent. Someone behind you is flipping pages in a way that suggests prayer. You’re fine — you’ve answered versions of this paper every day for three weeks. You didn’t cram it. You banked it.
“Panic, deposited early enough, pays out with interest.” — The Teller, Panic Bank, Window 01
NEW ACCOUNTS — WINDOW OPEN
Open an account, deposit tonight’s lecture, and let the first questions hit your phone before you’ve finished the coffee.
EGP 0.00 TO OPEN · NO CARD · JUST BRING THE PDFS