Everything in USMLEPrep

Nine integrated tools, one continuous study system.

Each feature shares the same mastery profile, so what you do in flashcards changes what questions you see, what the tutor drills, and what the AI puts in your Daily Brief.

AI Socratic Tutor

A tutor that builds reasoning, not memorization

Built on Claude Sonnet 4 with deep board expertise. Never dumps answers — walks you up the Socratic ladder.

  • Every exchange identifies what you got right and where the gap is, then asks one targeted question to bridge it.
  • Adapts difficulty to your mastery level per topic. The renal tutor for a strong student is harder than for a weak one.
  • Always pathophysiology-first, with memory anchors and clinical pearls baked in.
AI Question Bank

NBME-style vignettes with surgical distractor explanations

Tutor mode for daily learning, timed mode for late-stage exam practice. Every option has its own rationale.

  • Filter by topic, subtopic, difficulty, exam target, and your own correctness history (Unused / Incorrect / Marked).
  • Every question links back to the underlying flashcard so you can drill the concept after the test.
  • Premium can generate new questions on demand — board-format, board-difficulty, your topic.
Adaptive Flashcards

SM-2+ spaced repetition, weighted by board frequency

Cards you forget surface more often; high-yield topics come back faster. The SRS engine optimises for test day, not just retention.

  • Import your existing Anki .apkg or CSV decks and keep them in the same engine alongside the system library.
  • Flag cards you don't trust yet — a separate review queue surfaces them.
  • Yield-level boosting means a HIGH-yield card with 60% accuracy outranks a LOW-yield card with 30% in your queue.
Clinical Case Simulator

Run a real encounter from first complaint to management

Five-step encounter: presentation, history, exam, workup, management. Each step is graded by the AI against the expected case.

  • Patient responses are realistic — the simulator answers your history questions as the actual patient would.
  • Workup is curated: order an MRI you don't need and the simulator pushes back politely with reasoning.
  • Management step gives the correct diagnosis, the optimal plan, and a one-line clinical pearl.
Weak-Spot Radar

An AI that knows what to drill before you do

Every attempt updates your mastery profile. The Radar surfaces the topic that, if drilled today, would move your predicted score the most.

  • Score signal combines accuracy, time-per-question, confidence calibration, and topic recency.
  • Drives the Daily Boards Brief, the Power Block topic selector, and the dashboard's "focus here" prompt.
2-Hour Power Block

Six phases that actually mimic how high-scorers study

Deep Dive → QBank → Case → Drill → Synthesis → Reflection. One topic, 120 minutes, end with a written one-paragraph summary.

  • AI picks the topic from your weak-spot Radar unless you override it.
  • Each phase has its own timebox and success condition — no doom-scrolling between tools.
Daily Boards Brief

Three reviews, one new topic, one mistake — every morning

Personalised digest at 6 a.m. Five sections: review, new topic, yesterday's mistake, a pearl, and a stat about your week.

  • Generated from your actual data — yesterday's wrong answers, today's overdue cards, your weakest area, your streak.
  • Delivered via in-app, email, and web push. Toggle channels in settings.
EKG Trainer

Structured strip-reading drills with AI coaching

Submit a structured read (rate / rhythm / axis / intervals / diagnosis). Each field is scored against the expected reading.

  • The AI coaches what you got right, what you missed, and the pathophys of the actual finding.
  • Classic boards triggers and clinical pearls baked in for STEMI, blocks, arrhythmias, and ischemia patterns.
Pharm Rapid-Fire

60-second drug drills covering MOA, indications, side effects

Fast-twitch retrieval practice for the highest-yield boards drugs. Token-overlap scoring rewards understanding over rote.

  • Drug class grading is forgiving (e.g. "ACE inhibitor" and "ACEi" both score).
  • Buzzwords and classic side-effect triads are stored on the card so each session reinforces them.
AI Socratic Tutor

See it think with you

Built on Claude Sonnet 4 with deep board expertise. It guides reasoning — never dumps answers — so you build the clinical thinking that actually transfers to test day.

  • Socratic ladder: recall → understand → apply → analyze
  • Adapts to your weak areas and mastery level
  • Always pathophysiology-first explanations
  • Memory anchors and clinical pearls every session
Live demo — ACE inhibitors
Before I explain — what do you already know about ACE inhibitors and their effect on the kidneys?
They block angiotensin II, which dilates the efferent arteriole and drops GFR.
Good — that's the mechanism. Now: in bilateral renal artery stenosis, why does that same GFR drop become dangerous? Think about what's keeping the kidney perfused.
The stenosed kidneys already rely on Ang II to constrict the efferent and maintain GFR.
Exactly. Remove that constriction and GFR collapses → acute renal failure. Classic boards trigger: "creatinine bumps 30%+ after starting an ACE-i." Memory anchor: ACE-i is a renal-protective drug *except* when the kidneys depend on Ang II to stay perfused.

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