The app I wish I’d had in first year: lectures, automatic revision schedule, MCQs, flashcards and progress, all in one place.
The system that plans my whole year: 261 chapters across 16 modules, three revision modes, a workload capped at 150 minutes a day and an automatic agenda.
HTML study sheets so complete they replace the lecture: diagrams, corrected past-exam MCQs, exam traps, and a semiology reference now in its 43rd version.
A Notion space for learning the anatomy of the heart and mediastinum, built automatically from the lectures.
A pastel Google Sheets file that runs everything: automatic to-do list, calendar, weekly menu, expenses, and all my subjects with their 97 lecture sessions.
Drop in a lecture PDF and get an educational video: script, narration, illustrations, subtitles, and even a podcast version.
Making immunology visible: an interactive map of cells, cytokines and signalling pathways.
My German-learning platform, A1 to C2, offline, with the vocabulary a future doctor needs. 50 B1 lessons already written.
Learn Python, SQL, data science and AI right in the browser, with an assistant that gives hints instead of the answer.
An AI-generated UGC video business launched in October 2026: automated scripts, voices, editing and subtitles.
A web app to track your activity as a French micro-entrepreneur, on phone or computer, designed to be sold.
An Etsy shop of HTML apps and Notion templates, more affordable than the competition, usable on phone and computer.
An app that suggests recipes based on what’s in the fridge, adjusts servings and finds uses for leftovers.
My first brand: anatomical pins and goodies made by students, for students. Smart. Fun. Anatomical.
Google Sheets trackers and planners sold as downloads: studies, budget, habits, organisation.
A spreadsheet to compare the facilities where I work shifts: working conditions, how it felt, day or night.