Upload and transcribe UCAT classes into notes, flashcards, and practice quizzes
Transcribe UCAT classes into structured study tools. Turn lecture audio into AI summaries, flashcards, and practice quizzes for Abstract and Quantitative Reasoning.
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Why transcribing UCAT classes isn’t enough
Passing the UCAT requires more than just a wall of text from your prep courses. Raw transcripts often fail to capture the complex logic behind Decision Making or the rapid-fire patterns in Abstract Reasoning. Simply reading what a tutor said won't help you build the mental shortcuts needed for the 2-hour time limit.
Transcripts lack the structure needed for timed section practice.
Raw text doesn't highlight the specific formulas used in Quantitative Reasoning.
Looking for a specific strategy in a hour-long recording is a massive time sink.
Quick win: Instead of reading the whole text, use a tool that extracts the 'logic rules' from your UCAT classes automatically.
Common mistake: Thinking that having a transcript is the same as studying; without active recall, the information won't stick during the high-pressure exam.
What you get in Duetoday
Duetoday is a retention-first workspace designed to turn your audio into a complete study system. We go beyond basic text to ensure you actually master the UCAT subtests.
Searchable transcript
Stop scrubbing through hours of video. Find exactly where the tutor explained the 'syllogism' shortcut by searching for keywords within your UCAT recordings. The transcript is synced to the audio for instant navigation.
Best for: Locating specific strategy tips.
Best for: Reviewing complex logic puzzles.
Smart summary
Get a condensed version of your prep session. Duetoday identifies the most important time-saving techniques and lists them in a structured format so you don't miss a beat.
Best for: Pre-exam day reviews.
Best for: High-level strategy overviews.
Study guide
Turn a messy UCAT class into a clean, hierarchical study guide. It organizes concepts like Verbal Reasoning patterns and Decision Making Venn diagrams into logical chapters.
Best for: Building a personalized UCAT syllabus.
Best for: Organizing notes from multiple prep sources.
Flashcards (spaced repetition)
Our AI identifies key facts and formulas from your UCAT classes and turns them into flashcards. This uses spaced repetition to ensure you remember the math shortcuts for Quantitative Reasoning.
Best for: Memorizing common Abstract Reasoning patterns.
Best for: Drilling Verbal Reasoning keywords.
Practice quiz (active recall)
Test your understanding immediately after a class. Duetoday generates quiz questions based on the specific content of your transcription to simulate the UCAT challenge.
Best for: Testing your retention of the session.
Best for: Identifying weak spots in your logic.
Key questions / action items
Every UCAT class usually ends with homework or specific practice goals. Duetoday extracts these into a checklist so you know exactly what to practice next in your question bank.
Best for: Staying organized with prep homework.
Best for: Tracking specific subtest focus areas.
Quick win: Use the Flashcard generator on every Situational Judgement class to master the 'appropriate/inappropriate' nuances.
Common mistake: Ignoring the practice quiz feature; active recall is the only way to improve your UCAT score ceiling.
How it works
Upload: Drop your UCAT class audio or video file into the Duetoday workspace. We handle bulk uploads if you have an entire curriculum to process.
Transcribe: Our AI processes the audio, providing a searchable, timestamped transcript specifically tuned for educational content.
Generate: With one click, turn that transcript into a suite of study tools including summaries, flashcards, and practice quizzes tailored to your UCAT goals.
Checklist before you upload
Ensure the audio file is under the size limit.
Check that the tutor’s voice is clearly audible.
Select the primary language of the UCAT course.
Organize your files by subtest (e.g., QR, AR, VR) for better workspace management.
Quick win: Use the 'YouTube link' feature to import UCAT prep videos without needing to download files first.
Common mistake: Failing to name your uploads clearly; use names like 'UCAT_QR_Percentages' to keep your AI brain organized.
Made for UCAT Classes
Section-Specific Deep Dives
Maximize your efficiency by categorizing your classes. Duetoday understands the difference between a Verbal Reasoning lecture and an Abstract Reasoning workshop.
You get: Segmented notes by subtest.
You get: Targeted practice questions for your weakest areas.
Consistency Coaching
Use the Action Items feature to keep track of the UCAT strategies your tutor recommends during the session.
You get: A clear 'To-Do' list based on class advice.
You get: Checkboxes that trigger confetti when you finish your prep tasks.
Pattern Recognition Hub
Abstract Reasoning is all about patterns. Our AI extracts the specific rules (Set A vs Set B) mentioned in your recordings.
You get: A cheat sheet of reasoning patterns.
You get: Flashcards for rapid pattern identification.
Quick win: Tag your transcripts with 'SJT' or 'QR' to create a searchable database for later revision.
Common mistake: Not using the 'Explain like I'm 5' feature for complex Decision Making logic puzzles.
The result: study faster, remember longer
Confidence in Reasoning
When you transcribe UCAT classes with Duetoday, you aren't just saving words; you are building a repository of logic. You’ll feel more prepared for the fast-paced nature of the exam.
What changes: Lower anxiety during timed practice.
What changes: Faster recall of mental math shortcuts.
Centralized Medical Prep
Keep your UCAT recordings, medical school personal statement drafts, and entrance exam notes in one single, AI-powered brain.
What changes: No more jumping between apps to find notes.
What changes: Everything you learn is interconnected and searchable.
"The flashcards generated from my UCAT prep courses saved me weeks of manual work and helped me hit my target score in Quantitative Reasoning."
Quick win: Sync your Google Calendar to Duetoday to schedule your UCAT review sessions directly next to your transcripts.
Common mistake: Forgetting to review your AI-generated 'Key Questions'—these are usually the core of the UCAT exam logic.
Trust & workflow fit
Duetoday is designed to fit seamlessly into a busy pre-med student's schedule. Whether you are using Zoom recordings from a tutor or voice memos from a study group, our platform handles the heavy lifting.
Supported inputs: Lecture audio, Zoom recordings, YouTube links, and PDF handouts.
Organization: A unified library for all your UCAT prep materials.
Sharing: Easily export your study guides to PDF or share the workspace with a partner.
Privacy: Your educational data is secure and used only to power your personal learning brain.
How accurate is the transcription for UCAT medical terms?
Duetoday uses advanced AI models that handle complex terminology, including medical ethics and logical reasoning jargon found in UCAT classes, with high precision. It is significantly more accurate than standard generic transcription tools.
Can I upload multiple UCAT recordings at once?
Yes, Duetoday supports bulk audio uploads, allowing you to organize an entire week’s worth of UCAT prep sessions in a single workspace. This keeps your study brain organized and interconnected.
How do the flashcards help with UCAT prep?
The flashcards are generated directly from the transcript of your class, focusing on key patterns and decision-making rules. This saves you the time of manual entry and ensures you are studying the right material.
Does it generate quizzes for the Abstract Reasoning section?
While the AI focuses on the textual explanations and logic described in your classes, it can generate text-based practice questions that challenge your ability to recall the 'rules of the game' for Abstract Reasoning.
What file types can I upload to transcribe UCAT classes?
We support most common audio and video formats, including MP3, WAV, and MP4. You can also import recordings directly from YouTube if your UCAT course hosts videos there.
Can teachers share these transcripts with students?
Absolutely. You can share the organized workspace, including the transcript and generated study tools, with your study group or students via a simple link or export.
How is Duetoday different from a raw transcript?
A raw transcript is just text. Duetoday is an AI learning brain that connects your UCAT classes with your notes and PDFs, creating interactive tools like flashcards and summaries that a basic transcript cannot provide.
What are the best tips for high-quality results?
For the best transcription of UCAT classes, ensure the audio is clear and the tutor is not being drowned out by background noise. Using a direct line recording or a high-quality mic works best.
Is there a free trial for Duetoday?
Duetoday offers a way to try out the features with initial uploads so you can see how the transcription and study tool generation work for your specific UCAT materials.
How does it help with the Situational Judgement subtest?
It extracts the specific ethical guidelines discussed in your class and turns them into a structured Q&A set, helping you internalize the GMC guidelines often tested in the UCAT.
Duetoday is an AI-powered learning OS that turns your study materials into personalised, bite-sized study guides, cheat sheets, and active learning flows.
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