Ace
A tutor that knows the content, knows your history, and can only answer from material a pharmacist has signed off.
Grounded in reviewed content
Ace answers from AcePharm’s question bank, explanations, topic notes and reference library. It is not a general chatbot pointed at medicines.
Cites its sources
Every response names where it came from, so you can verify it the way you would verify any revision resource.
Knows what you have answered
It can see which questions you got wrong, what you said you were confident about, and where the gap between the two sits.
Refuses clinical advice
Ace is a study tool. Ask it about a real patient and it will tell you to check the BNF and current guidance.
Feeds the editorial queue
Report an Ace response and it routes to the same review process as a question report.
Never marks its own homework
Questions Ace drafts are labelled as AI-drafted and reviewed by a pharmacist before publication.
What you can ask it
It tries a different angle rather than repeating the explanation louder.
A real argument for why the distractor fails, and when it would have been right.
A variation on the same concept, with the one detail changed that flips the answer.
Three quick recall checks with the answers held back.
The disguises this concept usually appears in.
Select a phrase in a question and ask Ace about that specific thing.
No account needed.