As a medical student, I can't recommend RemNote enough. I’ve started using this app this year on February2024 and it was very difficult to get used to in the beginning but after a few weeks its pretty much my previous thick hand-written note book but inside my iPhone or iPad. This app has revolutionized the way I organize and retain information. Its intuitive interface makes it easy to create and organize my notes and creating flashcards, whether I'm studying anatomy, pharmacology, or pathology. It is essentially a colourful, simple, smart (integrated-AI) version of Anki. The spaced repetition feature has been a game-changer for me, helping me reinforce my learning and remember key concepts more effectively. I love how I can seamlessly integrate text, images, and even lectures into my notes, making them dynamic and comprehensive.RemNote has truly become an indispensable tool in my medical education journey, and I can't imagine studying without it. I honestly hope this app stays free for all students worldwide. Five stars without a doubt!

Currently a uni student and I’ve been using rem note for a few years now, including during Australian HSC exams. I strongly recommend using especially for medical students or heavy content memorisation subjects, even tho it’s a note app I mainly use it for study and it’s saviour. Considering it’s free, I’m amazed at how much you get for it (some things are pay but they’re not necessary what so ever). Pros: - free - unlimited notes taking/ flash cards - really good organisation - offline access- links across devices (Mac, iPad, iPhone, etc)- can customise it (recently found this out, I have dog gifs every 10 flash cards) - can schedule study/ revision for exams Overall one of the best note taking apps I’ve used that’s free but mainly best for flash cards and study material imo. Cons: - can’t use multiple tables unless you pay (never been an issue for me) - can be tricky at start if you’re not very good at tech things - recently got rid of the remember scale with flash cards, doesn’t really affect much but I really liked having more options than forgot and remembered as it repeated certain flash cards moreOverall only special features are pay and they’re not very essential anyways so it doesn’t rly matter.

I’ve been using RemNote religiously on my web browser since it launched, and now with its seamless real-time updating across all my devices, I can create, edit, and practice all my flashcards anytime and anywhere. The interface is flawless (iPhone, iPad) across all devices. The next feature I wish to see would be a notepad for handwritten notes with an Apple pencil since I use a different app for drawing diagrams and models. Perhaps a handwritten flash card setup in the future as well. My degree thanks you for the app!

I’m a vet student and I’m not even half way through my study however this app on my phone and laptop has been so useful, especially with the absolute info dump we get in all our lectures, I can actually keep up with the lecturer! Premium has been worth it and I’ve used the app to study whilst in a footy game since I had an exam the next day. If you in more advanced study this is like onenote, anki, quizlet and word doc all in one