Nursing licensure
Pharmacology tables and care-priority frameworks turn into lessons you can actually run through on a commute.
Exam prep for the time you already have
Upload the PDF you have been meaning to read. CramClip turns it into a two-host audio course — with a quiz after every lesson, a review queue for what you miss, and a daily plan that counts down to exam day.
Available on iOS · First lesson free · No credit card
Your study guide. Now playing.

A look inside
From the first press of play to the last review card, the next step is already waiting. These are the four screens you will actually live in.

The lesson you are up to, the days left, and what is due for review — so opening the app never starts with a decision.

Twelve lessons and three hours of audio, built from one exam outline — each lesson titled, timed, and ready to download.

Four questions close each lesson and turn listening into a check on what you actually remember.

Everything you missed comes back on a schedule, with the answer and the reasoning already written out.
Unretouched screens from CramClip for iOSYour own material makes them yours
How it works
Four steps, and only the first one is yours. Everything after it happens while you are doing something else.
Lecture slides, a review manual, your own notes. Scanned pages are read too — no OCR step, no reformatting.
PDF · pasted text · URL
In a minute or two you get an outline: the material split into 4–20 lessons, each one a coherent topic with a title and a summary.
About 60–90 seconds
Two hosts teach it back — one asking the questions you would ask, one explaining. Lesson one is ready before the rest finish generating.
15–22 min per lesson
Four questions after each lesson. Anything you miss becomes a review card and comes back on a schedule until it sticks.
Quiz → review → done
Not a reader
A text-to-speech app gives you the same 300 pages, just slower. A research assistant gives you one interesting episode. Neither of them gets you through an exam.
| Capability | Text-to-speech readers | General research assistants | CramClip |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you hear | Your document, word for word | One standalone episode | A sequenced course — every lesson a topic, in teaching order |
| Length | As long as the original | Whatever fits one episode | Compressed to the 20–40% that carries the teaching |
| After listening | Nothing | Nothing | Quiz, review queue, and tomorrow’s plan |
| Built around | A file | A topic | Your exam, and the date it happens |
The loop
What you almost remembered on Tuesday is what fails you on the exam. So every lesson ends by finding those gaps and putting them on a schedule.
The quiz opens as the lesson ends. Answer, see the explanation immediately, move on — a minute, not a study session.
Anything you get wrong turns into a review card carrying the question, the answer, and why. You never have to build a deck yourself.
Set your exam date and today’s target is the lessons left divided by the days left — recalculated every day, and every time you finish one.
Review schedule
A card you get right moves out one step. A card you miss goes back to day one. Keep it up and it graduates — no deck to maintain, no settings to tune.
Built for
CramClip reads the exam out of your material and shapes the teaching around it — so the lessons emphasise what gets tested, not just what the page happens to say.
Pharmacology tables and care-priority frameworks turn into lessons you can actually run through on a commute.
Process groups, ITTOs, and situational judgment — taught as a conversation instead of read out as a glossary.
Cloud Practitioner and Solutions Architect Associate, built from the whitepapers and study guides you already have.
Studying for something else? Any PDF works. If the exam is not one CramClip recognises, pick General study mode and you get the same course, quizzes, and review queue.
Pricing
Generating audio has a real cost, so Pro is metered in credits — one credit is about one minute of finished audio, and you approve the estimate before any of it is spent.
Free
$0forever
Your first lesson, in full
Complete audio, quiz, and review cards from your first upload. Same hosts and same quality as a paid course.
Pro Weekly
$8.99/ week
150 credits weekly
For the final stretch before exam day.
Pro Monthly
$17.99/ month
240 credits monthly
The steady pace through a full study block.
Pro AnnualBest value
$119.99/ year
240 credits every month
Around 44% less than paying monthly.
Included with Pro
Every Pro plan answers questions against the document you uploaded — not the open web — so “what is actually weighted heaviest here?” gets an answer from your own outline. Priority generation and offline downloads are included too.
A 100-credit top-up is $9.99 and never expires. Failed generations and retries are on us — you are only ever charged for audio you can play.

Now on the App Store
Download CramClip for iOS and turn your own material into an audio course. Your first lesson is free, in full — no credit card required.
Android is coming soon.Questions? Get in touch
Questions
No. Nothing is read aloud verbatim. Your material is compressed to roughly a fifth of its length, reorganised around what the exam actually tests, and written as a script for two hosts — a 30-second preview, the teaching, and three takeaways at the end.
One credit is about one minute of finished audio. Before any paid generation starts, you see the estimate — lesson count, total minutes, credits — and approve it. Retries after a system failure never cost credits, and neither does listening, downloading, quizzing, or reviewing.
Yes. Download a single lesson or a whole course for offline playback, with background audio, lock-screen controls, 0.8x–2x speed, and resume-where-you-left-off that syncs across your devices.
They stay yours. CramClip is a private study tool — your material is used to build your course and nothing else. It is never published, shared, or turned into a public library. See the Privacy Policy for the specifics.
Set one and the daily plan divides the remaining lessons across the days you have left, adjusting as you finish them. Skip it and you get a sensible default of one lesson a day, plus whatever review is due.