Who makes OrgoMech
OrgoMech is developed and published by Weblak, a studio that builds websites and mobile apps and ships useful products online. Weblak is a web and app studio that designs, builds, and publishes useful digital products online.
About the developer
Souhayb Kamal Dine
Website & app developer
Souhayb Kamal Dine builds websites and mobile apps through Weblak. He is interested in science and in shipping practical tools students actually use — including educational products published on the web and the App Store.
Why pre-meds and orgo students
Exams reward mechanisms, not flashcard lists
Pre-meds and orgo majors lose points on regiochemistry, stereochemistry, and curved arrows — not because they never saw the reaction, but because they memorized names without practicing outcomes. OrgoMech centers on predict the major product, then order the electron-pushing steps, matching how professors and the MCAT frame questions.
Built for the calendar you already have
Between labs, volunteering, and MCAT prep, study time is fragmented. Short daily drills and a visible countdown to your final fit how students actually review — not only marathon sessions the week before the exam.
Educational content on the open web
Mechanism hubs, MCAT guides, and study plans on this site are free to read. The app extends that practice on iOS. Together they support transparent, experience-based learning rather than a download-only sales page.
Free educational content on this site
Trust in an education product comes from useful material you can read before you install anything. Alongside OrgoMech, we publish open study resources on this site — written for real exam prep, not as a placeholder for the app store listing.
Independent science & education sources
Open textbooks and reference sites for the same topics covered above. We link out to established science education publishers — not affiliate pages.
- Organic Chemistry (OpenStax) — OpenStax
- Organic Chemistry LibreTexts — LibreTexts
- MIT OpenCourseWare — Organic Chemistry I — MIT OCW
- PubChem — NIH NLM
Explore OrgoMech study content
Try the app
Predict the major product, then order the curved arrows. Organic chemistry practice for reactions, mechanisms, and the days left before your final.