Everything is drawn from the same bank, and the results are built to be acted on: redo only the ones you got wrong, filter a review down to incorrect or flagged questions, and mark a flashcard hard so it comes back around.
3,300+ questions, study mode or against the clock.
Explanation, pearl, rationale, distractors, exam trap.
1,200 questions, paired Paper A & B, at exam pace.
Score band, topic table, donut chart, pace against 54s.
Filter to incorrect or flagged; redo your wrong ones.
3,200+ cards, filtered by topic and difficulty.
The doses, thresholds and rules that get tested.
Concise notes per topic, written to the blueprint.
Diagrams, reveal-scenarios, EMQs, self-marking sets.
Month calendar, weekly rings, ready-made plans.
A score for every topic, your weakest one a tap away.
Every attempt, with last and best score per paper.
The same layout on a laptop and in your hand — the app is one installable web app, not a cut-down mobile version. Switch between them on the right.
Scroll the frame sideways to see the full width.
Real screens from the app, not mock-ups.
Questions sit in 30 exam topics — the same topics your results are broken down by, so a weak area on the results screen maps straight onto what you revise next.
Filter any study session or flashcard deck by topic, Paper A or B, and difficulty.
Each one has diagrams and memory aids, a reveal-scenario generator, an exam set and an EMQ that mark themselves, with a step-back button to retry.
A question is only as good as the checking behind it. Every one here goes through the same six steps before it reaches you.
Each question starts from a syllabus area and a real clinical decision — never from anybody’s memory of a paper.
Mapped to a GDC Preparing for Practice outcome and a Safe Practitioner domain, so the bank sits against both frameworks.
UK guidance or legislation where it exists, otherwise an Oxford Handbook page or settled UK teaching. Named on each question.
Wrong options are made plausible and even in length, so the length of an answer is no clue to whether it is right.
Repeated stems are screened out, and 900 of the 1,200 mock questions never appear in the study bank, so most of a mock is new to you.
Every screen has a Report an issue link. Report a question you think might be wrong and we’ll verify it and correct it, so everyone benefits.
The guidance itself — the sources the bank is written against.
Straight about the links. Every question names its source. 1,500+ of them carry a direct link to their source page. The others name a printed page of the Oxford Handbooks, or rest on settled UK teaching where there is no single page to point at. Those are checked against the same guidance — they just don’t get a clickable line.
A revision tool is only worth anything if the explanation is good. So here are five, free, with no account. Answer on the left; the working appears on the right — the same five tiers and the same source line you get inside the app.
A patient stable on warfarin (INR 3.2, checked yesterday) needs a single, simple extraction. What is the most appropriate management?
Answer on the left and this panel fills with the same five tiers that sit under every question inside the app — then the source it was written against.
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You paid to revise, not to be marketed at. There are no ads, no upsells and no popups anywhere inside the app. Every screen stays quiet and focused, so your attention goes where it matters.
Every question is original and names its source: UK guidance, an Oxford Handbook page or settled UK teaching. We’re not affiliated with any exam board, and we never reproduce the exam.
The app keeps improving after you join. Tell us what would help your revision and we’ll build it. More questions, mocks and topics are added over time, and your feedback shapes what comes next.
If you’re preparing for ORE Part 1 you already know the problem: the exam costs a small fortune to sit, and most of what circulates between candidates is somebody’s memory of somebody’s notes. So the pricing here is deliberately kept accessible for what’s inside. Three paid plans, one length. That’s it.
| Included All plans are 6 months’ access | Base plan£496 months, not a subscription | Mock plan£696 months, not a subscription | Everything includedComplete plan£896 months, not a subscription |
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| 3,300+ study questions, each worked five ways | ● | ● | ● |
| Timed exam mode at 54s a question | ●50-question taster | ●whole bank | ●whole bank |
| Full results: topic breakdown, pace, redo wrong ones | ● | ● | ● |
| Flashcards and study planner | ● | ● | ● |
| Timed mock papers · 1,200 questions at exam pace | — | ● | ● |
| Revision notes and UK guidance crib sheet | — | — | ● |
| 30 in-depth study notes · scenarios · EMQs | — | — | ● |
| Save & resume · phone, tablet and desktop · up to 2 devices | ● | ● | ● |
| ChooseBase | ChooseMock | ChooseComplete |
Everything, incl. in-depth notes
Bank + timed exam mode + mock exams
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