Every feature, explained

The platform, in detail. One feature at a time.

Deep dives into every feature we ship — how it works, why it helps, and exactly how to use it in your revision. Grounded in the 2026 MLA Content Map and current UK guidelines.

Content & curriculum

Built on the GMC blueprint

Full coverage of the 2026 MLA Content Map.

The Medical Licensing Assessment Content Map is the GMC's public blueprint for what UK medical graduates must know. We've rebuilt our question bank and revision notes against every condition and presentation the GMC publishes — and we re-verify it every quarter.

Expert notes

Concise notes. Always current.

Our library of expert revision notes is written and maintained by UK doctors, anchored to current UK guidelines, and structured for retrieval — not for re-reading. Every note is one tap away from its linked questions and its source guideline.

Personalisation

Personalised revision notes

Revision notes written for you, about you.

Generic notes are everywhere. Notes that combine our medical team's study material with your exact answers and current UK guidelines are not. After every practice block, you open a note that takes the doctor-written content for the topic and re-shapes it around your gaps — so you read the right depth, with the right citations, focused on what you just got wrong.

Practice & mocks

Question bank

5,000+ expert stems. Every one explains why.

A question you can't explain is a question you won't get right twice. Our stems are written by UK doctors with over a decade of medical-licensing-exam experience, and every option — including the distractors — carries a full rationale grounded in current guidelines.

Unlimited timed mocks

Practise the real thing. As many times as you want.

A single monthly mock doesn't build exam stamina. Our mock system lets you run as many timed papers as you need, configured to the exact spec of the exam you're sitting — UKMLA AKT Paper 1, Paper 2, or PLAB 1 — plus custom blocks when you only have 45 minutes between shifts.

Revision tools

Mind maps

See how every topic connects.

Pattern recognition beats fact recall — in week one, when you're learning a specialty for the first time, and in the final week, when you're checking nothing is missing. Our mind maps give you an explorable graph of an entire specialty: click any node to open its linked MCQs, notes, and the NICE guideline behind it.

Flashcards

Retrieval practice, not re-reading.

In the last fortnight before an exam, the difference between a pass and a stronger pass is retrieval speed. Our flashcards let you generate sets from any topic and drill high-yield facts in short, focused blocks.

Bookmarks

Save anything. Revise from one place.

Everything worth revisiting — a tricky stem, a useful note, a concept map node that tripped you up — is one tap away from your bookmark list. By the final week, you have a curated pack of exactly what you need to drill, built by you, for you.

Smart revision

A mock built from your own mistakes.

Every weakness mock is generated from your personal answer history. The system pulls together questions you've previously got wrong, questions due for review, and a fill of unattempted questions — so each block re-tests the exact items where your knowledge is weakest.

Exam debrief

Finish a mock. Know exactly what broke.

Sitting a mock and staring at the final score is a waste of a test. The debrief breaks every paper down by specialty accuracy, decision-error patterns, and a specific recommended next session — then hands you a personalised revision note for every wrong answer, anchored to NICE, BNF, and Resus Council UK guidelines.

Readiness dashboard

Know when you're ready. With real evidence.

Your dashboard tracks the things that actually predict exam performance: accuracy across our question bank, topic-by-topic mastery, your 30-day performance trend, and consistency of revision. Every input is visible — no black-box formula, no false confidence.

Always current

Continuously updated

We don't just follow the syllabus. We mirror the exam.

UK clinical guidelines change several times a year. The exam tracks them. A qbank that was perfect in 2024 can cost you marks in 2026 if it hasn't been maintained. Our editorial team reviews every guideline update and keeps the affected content current.