NURDE is a clinical reference and NCLEX-style study app for nurses and nursing students, built by LFJC LLC — one app to carry from nursing school to night shift.
Press & media kit.
Everything you need to write about NURDE truthfully — ready-to-quote boilerplate, a fact sheet built from confirmed numbers, downloadable brand assets, screenshots, and the trademark language to quote. Made by LFJC LLC.
At a glance
Currently in store review — not yet released. Please don’t publish a live download link until launch.
Ready-to-quote descriptions
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NURDE is a clinical reference and NCLEX-style study app for nurses and nursing students, built by LFJC LLC. It pairs 1,300+ educational reference cards across 25+ clinical categories with 1,500+ NCLEX-style practice questions — including Next-Gen formats — each carrying a written rationale, plus spaced-repetition review and daily streaks. NURDE is an educational and reference tool, not a substitute for professional clinical judgment. It is free to use at launch.
NURDE brings a nurse’s two jobs — the reference you reach for at the bedside and the practice you need for the boards — into one app, built by LFJC LLC. Its clinical reference holds 1,300+ educational reference cards organized across 25+ categories by specialty, tab, and urgency, alongside 140+ interactive teaching tools such as a lab interpreter, an IV compatibility checker, drip calculators, and scoring aids including GCS, NIHSS, Braden, and HIT. For students, NURDE offers 1,500+ NCLEX-style practice questions — including Next-Gen formats like matrix, bow-tie, and cloze, plus multiple-choice, select-all, and ordering — each with a written rationale, partial-credit scoring, spaced-repetition review, and daily streaks. It also includes 1,000+ medical terms and 340+ Spanish phrases with text-to-speech. NURDE collects no protected health information, and once you sign in on the app, your reference library loads without a connection. NURDE is an educational and reference tool, not a substitute for professional clinical judgment, and is free to use at launch.
NCLEX is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. NURDE is not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN.
The details, confirmed
Every number below is drawn from the shipping app. They describe an educational and reference tool — none of them is a claim about clinical correctness.
| Product | NURDE |
|---|---|
| What it is | A clinical reference and NCLEX-style study app for nurses and nursing students |
| Developer | LFJC LLC |
| Platforms | iOS and Android (with a web companion). Currently in store review — not yet released. |
| Price | Free to use at launch |
| Practice questions | 1,500+, each with a written rationale |
| Question formats | Next-Gen matrix, bow-tie, cloze, and highlight, plus multiple-choice, select-all, and ordering |
| Study engine | Partial-credit scoring, spaced-repetition review, and daily streaks |
| Reference cards | 1,300+ educational reference cards |
| Clinical categories | 25+ |
| Interactive teaching tools | 140+ (including a lab interpreter, IV compatibility checker, drip calculators, and scoring aids such as GCS, NIHSS, Braden, and HIT) |
| Medical terminology | 1,000+ terms, 220+ word parts, and 110+ abbreviations, with flashcards, a quiz, and a word-part builder |
| Lab reference ranges | 90+ |
| Spanish for Nurses | 340+ phrases with pronunciation and text-to-speech (male or female voice) |
| Privacy | Zero protected health information (PHI) collected |
| Sync | Study progress follows you across devices with one free account; notes and favorites stay on the device |
| Offline | On the mobile app, your reference library loads without a connection after you sign in once |
For reporters describing the clinical content: the reference cards, educational teaching tools, and practice questions in NURDE are provided for study and general educational purposes only. They are not a substitute for professional clinical judgment, institutional protocols, or a current drug reference, and have not been reviewed for use in patient care. Please frame them as educational and reference material — confirm every value against your facility’s current, authoritative resources.
Who makes NURDE
NURDE is an independent product from LFJC LLC, a California limited liability company.
For interviews, background, or questions about how the content is written and revised, contact admin@lfjcllc.com.
Logos, ready to download
The app icon and wordmark, straight from the shipping app. Right-click to save, or use the download buttons.
App icon
1024×1024 PNG. The icon carries its own signal gradient, so it sits on any background without a coloured box behind it.

Wordmark (white)
2120×600 PNG. The white lockup, for dark or coloured backgrounds. The U is the NURDE mascot. Please don’t recolour, stretch, or add effects, and keep clear space around it.
Need a specific lockup, a light-background wordmark, or vector source? Email admin@lfjcllc.com.
The app, on screen
Full-resolution screenshots from the shipping app. Click any image to open the full-size file. No patient data appears in any screen.
How to describe NURDE
A short guide so coverage stays true to what NURDE actually is. When in doubt, the boilerplate above is always safe to quote.
Please describe NURDE as
- “a clinical reference and NCLEX-style study app for nurses and nursing students”
- “an educational and reference tool, built for study and quick lookup”
- “1,300+ educational reference cards across 25+ clinical categories”
- “1,500+ NCLEX-style practice questions, each with a written rationale”
- “free to use at launch” — and “made by LFJC LLC”
A few things to steer clear of
- calling NURDE a medical device, a clinical authority, or a source of medical advice — it is an educational and reference tool
- suggesting endorsement of, or affiliation with, NCSBN
- “fully offline” or “no connection needed” (see the offline detail below)
- implying the app is free permanently, or stating any specific price
- “everything syncs across devices” — only study progress does
Details worth getting right
- Offline
- “Your reference library loads without a connection after you sign in once on the app.” The first sign-in and the web version need a connection.
- Sync
- “Your study progress follows you across devices with one free account.” Notes and favorites stay on the device and are not uploaded.
- Price
- “Free to use at launch.” Pricing isn’t set — please don’t state a price or imply it is free permanently.
- NCLEX
- Always “NCLEX-style,” with the attribution line from the Boilerplate section.
- Privacy
- “NURDE collects no protected health information (PHI).”
- Availability
- In store review now — not yet released. Please hold live download links until launch.
Talk to us
For interviews, review access, additional assets, or fact-checking, email us and we’ll get back to you.
LFJC LLC · California, USA




