One planner above your resources, never replacing them.

MedOS exists because medical school doesn't give you a study plan. It gives you ten resources, four lecture portals, and a week-by-week block schedule that nobody reconciles for you. The average M1 ends up running a Notion template, a spreadsheet, and a calendar — three places to forget the same thing.

I built MedOS during my own M1 year after my spreadsheet hit row 600. The principle has not changed since: one planner above the resources, never replacing them. AnKing, UWorld, B&B, Pathoma, Sketchy, your school's OBR — MedOS knows what they are, knows where you are in each, and tells you what to do today.

Everything ships in editorial pieces I can read in under three minutes. No streak gamification, no productivity gauntlet, no dark patterns. It works because it's plain.

If you're a US allopathic student and your school's curriculum is missing, email me and I'll add it.