it’s actually a really good app. I like the way it’s all organised and you can track your progress seeing which topics you are weaker than the others. However, if you do get stuck on a question there is an AI assistant to come and help you answer the question. But sometimes this AI makes mistakes and it’s inaccurate so then you have to restart your whole working out again and it made me more confused then how I started off. So Medly, if you could fix the AI assistant and make it really accurate and actually read the question and then that would be great. Because my assistant started going on about a different question which was not the question I needed help for. But other than that issue it’s really good so thank you for making an app like this, but obviously like with most study apps. The obviously is a subscription, but I think I’m not sure if this is Medly because I’ve been using a lot of apps. I think you can pay for like a year and it’s like I don’t know over 100 quid so I like the fact that you can pay one off even though it is a hefty amount but not many apps like this let you pay once is usually a monthly subscription or weekly which takes even more money out from you.

I’ll be honest, I didn’t expect much when I first tried Medley, but it’s genuinely impressed me. I’m a medical student at UCL and also tutor others, so I’ve seen my fair share of study tools. Medley actually stands out in a good way.The questions are well-designed and pretty close to what you’d see on real exams, which is rare. I even use the app to prep quiz questions for my students because it saves me so much time. Plus, the AI feedback after each question is honestly next-level. It’s super clear and helps you understand exactly where you went wrong—sometimes I feel like it’s doing my job for me (not sure how I feel about that, haha).What really hooked me, though, is the quest-style subject map. Breaking topics into smaller goals makes studying feel way less overwhelming, and it’s even fun to “clear” each one. It’s perfect for filling small gaps of time, like on the bus or between classes.I’ve even noticed I spend way less time doom-scrolling on Instagram because of it, which is a win in itself. If you’re looking for something that makes studying efficient but still enjoyable, I’d definitely recommend giving it a shot.

I rate medly 5 stars as it is a great revision tool, through this app my grades in school have gone up by at least 1 or more already within just a month of using this app consistently. if I’m confused on an answer or have no clue where I’ve gone wrong medly is quick to help me and show me where I’ve gone wrong. having the widget also reminds me when my streak will die and to continue my revision. my goals keep me motivated and overall I would 100% recommend to everyone who’s struggling or needs help revising!

I assume that the app is good judging by the fact that the website version works. I have a problem with actually getting on to the main app. I picked my subjects mainly focusing on my English as that is what I struggle with most but when it gives me what I can only assume are introductory questions it’s a blank screen with only the check button the progress bar at the top and the ask for help button which I can use but when I tell the ai what’s going on it says something along the lines of yes this is blank can I help you with anything. The check button is greyed out and I can’t click off of the actual blank screen. Also when I restart the app it takes me to the same part all over again. Please can this be fixed or can someone help me get past