MRCPsych Prep
A quick tour

How it works

We’ve taken out the hardest part of revision, deciding what to study. Just show up: it picks your highest-yield topics, turns every wrong answer into spaced revision automatically, and explains each one with visuals that stick. Tired? There are games. Your daily session is free, always.

1Start with the Daily Challenge, no login
2Start at the right depth
3Learn how the exam thinks
4Practise on real-style questions
5Remember it for the exam
6See where you stand
Guidance: what to study nextAccountability: staying on trackReassurance: falling behind is okay
  1. 1

    Start with the Daily Challenge, no login

    15 curated questions drop every morning for Paper A and Paper B. No account needed: tap the link, answer, and get your Day star. Sign up at the end to save your streak across days and devices.

  2. 2

    Start at the right depth

    Every concept has a lean, standard or deep view. Skim the punchlines when you're flying; open the full beginner-friendly walk-through when you want it.

  3. 3

    Learn how the exam thinks

    Each card names the decisive word in the stem and pairs every tempting wrong answer with the fact that rules it out, so you read questions the way the examiner wrote them.

  4. 4

    Practise on real-style questions

    Answer past-paper-style questions. A wrong answer gets you a hint and one retry before the full explanation, you never just get handed the key.

  5. 5

    Remember it for the exam

    Concepts and flashcards come back right before you'd forget them. Quick games make the repetition something you'll actually return to.

  6. 6

    See where you stand

    Your momentum and past-paper readiness update as you go, and you can share a card with a friend.

See it in action

Three short clips of the real thing, captions on, sound optional.

The 30-second tour
What a wrong answer gets you
It plans today for you

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No login needed for the Daily Challenge, 10 questions drop every morning for Paper A and Paper B.

Today’s Paper A challenge →Paper B
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