Who is it for?
Students preparing for the NREMT EMT or Paramedic cognitive exam, and pre-nursing students preparing for the TEAS 7 entrance exam (reading, math, science and English). It is an independent study tool, not affiliated with NREMT or ATI.
EMT · Paramedic · TEAS 7 · NCLEX coming
Talk to AI patients, get scored like the real assessment, and see one number that tells you when you're ready. Ten minutes a day, on your phone or in your browser.
No card to start · unlimited free practice and 2 AI uses every day · cancel Pro in one tap
At a glance
EMT Prep & TEAS Test: AI Tutor is an exam-prep app for EMT, Paramedic and TEAS 7 (nursing school entrance) students, on iPhone, iPad and the web. It combines practice questions with locked, sourced answer keys, an AI Tutor that explains the question in front of you, AI Patient Scenarios you run by voice or text, an ECG Trainer for rhythm identification, and a Readiness estimate from 0 to 100 where 70 is the pass line.
Students preparing for the NREMT EMT or Paramedic cognitive exam, and pre-nursing students preparing for the TEAS 7 entrance exam (reading, math, science and English). It is an independent study tool, not affiliated with NREMT or ATI.
Readiness is a 0–100 estimate built from every answer, weighted for difficulty and recency, and scaled so the pass standard always sits at 70. It is shown as Not yet, Close, Ready or Strong, with a range that narrows as you practise. It guides your study; it does not predict or guarantee an exam result.
On any question you can ask why the answer is right, ask for a simpler explanation, ask why your choice was wrong, or get a similar practice question. The tutor only discusses that question and can't change the locked answer key. Study help only — not medical advice.
Simulated EMS calls with an AI patient. You assess and treat by speaking or typing, vitals react to what you do, and a hidden checklist scores time-to-action. A debrief shows a replayable timeline and what to do next time.
Rhythm-identification drills with original rhythm strips for Paramedic students, plus a rhythm library to review each pattern.
Every question is original, written from the public exam outlines, with a source note and a locked answer key. Anyone can report an error and gets a reply within 48 hours; corrections are listed in a public fix log.
Patient Scenario · try it now
A 58-year-old man, crushing chest pain, sweaty. The monitor is live. What do you do first? Make the call — the app scores it the way an evaluator would, and it's safe to get it wrong here.
“It feels like an elephant on my chest… started about 20 minutes ago.”
What do you do first?
Readiness
Every answer moves your Readiness, a 0–100 estimate scaled so the pass standard always sits at 70. The range narrows as you practise, and the app tells you plainly: Not yet, Close, Ready or Strong. Mock exams stop when they're 95% sure, the way the adaptive NREMT does.
An estimate to guide your study, not an official prediction.
AI Tutor · on every question
“Explain it simpler.” “Why not aspirin?” “Give me one like it.” The tutor answers about the question in front of you, in plain English. It can't override the answer key: keys are locked, sourced, and fixed in public when we get one wrong.
Crushing chest pain, BP 88/56. Which medication should you withhold?
Why not aspirin?
Study help only — not medical advice.
Everything in the app
Ten core rhythms, timed drills on real 25 mm/s paper, and criteria you can check against the strip. On iPad, measure with Apple Pencil calipers.
Add the programs you're applying to and the score each one needs. Your plan and Readiness line follow your target.
One button a day: missed questions, your weakest area, and one call. Ten minutes on shift days.
Every miss comes back at 1, 3, 7, 16 and 35 days. No question repeats until you've seen the whole bank.
Your missed questions read aloud for the drive in, with lock-screen controls.
The question bank and explanations work with no signal. Calls and the tutor sync when you're back.
Original questions from the public exam outlines, a source note on every one, and a public fix log.
One account. Start on your laptop, finish on your phone. Pro on one is Pro on all.
Friday, November 6
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A habit, not a nag
A Pocket Call is one question you answer without opening the app — and it keeps your streak on shift days. Seasons of patient calls unlock one episode a day. Miss a day and a Shift Swap covers it. Ignore three pings and we back off on our own.
Pass Plan
Your own chart is built from your baseline and test date in the first four minutes.
Pay on the web with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or in the iPhone app. One account; Pro works everywhere. Cancel any time in one tap — we email you before any renewal.
Questions
No. It's an independent study app with original questions written from the public exam outlines. We're not affiliated with NREMT or ATI, and passing practice doesn't guarantee passing the real exam.
It's a 0–100 estimate built from every answer, weighted for difficulty and recency, and scaled so the pass standard always sits at 70. It shows a range that narrows as you practise. It's a guide for your study, not an official prediction.
Every question is original, carries a source note, and has a locked answer key the AI can't change. Tap Report an error on any question — you'll get a reply within 48 hours, and fixes are listed in a public fix log.
No. Patient Scenarios are training simulations for exam prep, and the AI Tutor is study help only. Neither gives advice about real patients or your own health.
Yes. The web app and the iPhone and iPad apps share one account. Save your progress with Google, Apple or email, and Pro bought in either place works in both.
Web: Me → Subscription → Manage, one tap. iPhone: Settings → your name → Subscriptions. There are no free trials: you pay only when you choose a plan, and we remind you before any renewal.
The diagnostic, your Readiness score, unlimited practice questions and mock exams, Rewind, and 2 AI uses a day — each AI Tutor answer, Patient Scenario start or photo solve counts as one — forever, no card.
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