Clinical Notebook
Look it up. See it by age. 🦴
Search a presentation and get the differential laid out for peds, adults, and geriatrics — with your own notes and diagrams attached.
🔍 Search everything 6 presentations Red flags & DDx by age

Presentations

Pharmacology 💊
A searchable study scaffold of common meds — class, indications, contraindications, risks, and renal dosing — plus quick links to the clinical calculators.
⚠️ Study scaffold — not clinical guidance

Medications
Calculators (MDCalc)
Decision tools open on MDCalc in a new tab. Always confirm criteria against the current source.
Notes & Uploads 📝
This is your drop-off spot. Jot down ideas to improve the site, and hand off your OneNote exports — then forget about them. Every morning a little helper tidies everything up for you.
💡 Site improvement notes

Anything you wish worked differently, a presentation you want added, a typo you spotted — type it here. It saves automatically as you go, so you never lose a thought.

Saved
With an upload code set below, your note is sent straight to the notebook’s inbox. Without a code (or offline) it downloads so you can upload it after. The 6 AM helper picks it up either way.
📥 Upload to the notebook’s inbox

Drop your OneNote exports or notes here from any computer — PDFs, Word docs, images, markdown. They land straight in the notebook’s shared inbox and get sorted automatically every morning at 6 AM. Nothing is saved to this device.

This is the private code the notebook’s owner gave you. It’s stored only on this device so you won’t need to type it again.
Drag & drop files here or browse your computer
    Files up to 25 MB each. Accepted: PDFs, Word docs, images, OneNote exports, and notes.
    📤 How to export from OneNote
    ⚠️ Good things to know (gotchas)
    🌅 What happens at 6 AM
    ⏰

    Every morning at 6:00, a little helper wakes up and tidies your inbox for you — automatically, with nothing for you to click.

    • Your improvement notes get added to a running log, so all your ideas live in one tidy place.
    • Your OneNote files, images and PDFs get sorted by topic into neat folders.
    • Your library updates so everything is findable.

    That's the whole deal: you drop things in the inbox and forget them. You never have to file anything by hand.

    ✨ Last tidy — what changed
    Last tidy: Sun 21 Jun 2026, 4:51 AM
    1 notes logged 0 files sorted
    • 📓 Improvement log — 1 note added
    This refreshes itself after every morning run, so you can see exactly what the helper logged and where it filed things.
    Publish to your own Cloudflare 🚀
    This whole site is just a folder of files that you own. You can put it online for free on your own Cloudflare account — no monthly fee, no credit card.
    📦 What you're uploading

    Upload the whole project folder — the index.html file plus its sub-folders (like organized/ and your assets). Cloudflare hosts it exactly as-is. Make sure index.html sits at the top level of the folder, not tucked inside another folder.

    🛠️ Publish it (no terminal needed)

    Dashboard drag-and-drop ⭐ No terminal needed

    Best for: a small static folder (index.html + a few sub-folders) you want live without a command line or GitHub.

    1. Create a free Cloudflare account at dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up: enter email + password and verify via the confirmation email. The free plan is the default — no credit card needed.
    2. Make sure index.html sits at the top level of your folder (not nested). Drag-and-drop accepts a single folder OR a .zip of the files (max 1,000 files, 25 MiB each).
    3. In the left sidebar open Workers & Pages (some dashboards label it "Compute (Workers)" → Workers & Pages).
    4. Click Create application (or "Create"), then on the Pages side choose Get started → Drag and drop your files (Direct Upload, not "Connect to Git").
    5. Enter a project name (lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens) — it becomes your URL, e.g. my-site.pages.dev — then drag your folder or .zip onto the upload area.
    6. When upload finishes, click Deploy site.
    7. After a few seconds your live URL appears: https://PROJECT-NAME.pages.dev. Click it to confirm the site loads.
    8. To update later, open the project, go to the upload / "Create a deployment" tab, and drag the new version. Each upload is a new deployment with rollback history.
    🌐 Add your own custom domain (optional)
    1. In the Cloudflare dashboard, open Workers & Pages and select your Pages project.
    2. Go to the Custom domains tab and click Set up a domain.
    3. Enter the domain/subdomain (e.g. www.example.com) and click Continue then Activate domain.
    4. If the domain is already on Cloudflare, the CNAME DNS record is created automatically — wait for status "Active".
    5. If not on Cloudflare: for a subdomain add a CNAME at your DNS host pointing to PROJECT-NAME.pages.dev; for an apex domain (example.com) first add the domain as a Cloudflare zone and point its nameservers to Cloudflare, then redo the steps.
    6. A free SSL certificate is issued automatically; the domain goes live once DNS propagates and status shows "Active".
    🆓 It's genuinely free

    Cloudflare Pages' free tier is ample for a tiny static site: unlimited bandwidth and requests, unlimited sites, free automatic SSL/HTTPS, and a free *.pages.dev subdomain. No credit card required.

    Free-plan limits (none of which matter for a small site): 500 deployments/month, and up to 1,000 files per drag-and-drop deploy, each file up to 25 MiB. Custom domains and certificates are free too.