Platform News: Q1 2026 — Personalised Notes, Mind Maps, and Exam Debrief

What changed

• Personalised revision notes — after every practice block, a note is built from three sources: our medical team's study material, your exact answers on the topic, and current UK guidelines.
• Full 2026 MLA Content Map alignment across the bank of 5,000+ questions and every expert note.
• Mind maps launched across all major specialties — pan, zoom, and tap any node to open its MCQs, notes, and NICE link.
• Weakness Mock — auto-generated timed mocks targeting your 4-6 lowest-accuracy topics.
• Exam debrief with timing analytics now ships with every mock — pace, accuracy, and decision-error pattern in one view.
• Readiness dashboard refreshed: a headline accuracy figure built from your real attempts across the bank, plus a separate 30-day performance chart, topic-level breakdown, and revision streak counter.

Why it matters for your score

• Less time navigating, more time correcting score-impacting mistakes — every change here closes a real revision-loop gap.
• Every feature is grounded in the MLA Content Map so nothing testable is missed, regardless of whether you're sitting UKMLA AKT or PLAB 1.
• Doctor-written content and your real performance work side-by-side: curated material for learning the topic, personalised emphasis for your gaps.

Practical checklist

• Try the new personalised note after your next 20-question block.
• Open the MLA Content Map dashboard to see your coverage by specialty.
• Generate a Weakness Mock once you have at least 50 attempts logged.
• Sit a full timed mock and open the exam debrief to see the new timing analytics in action.
• Check your readiness dashboard weekly — the 30-day chart will show whether your direction of travel is up or flat.