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FRCPath preparation, without the guesswork.
Question banks, curriculum-mapped tutorials and progress tracking for Part 1 and Part 2.
Question banks
Practice Part 1 and Part 2 in the formats you'll actually encounter.
Video tutorials
Build the knowledge behind the questions with curriculum-mapped teaching.
Track your progress
See where you've performed well — and where to focus next.
AI that speeds things up and sharpens how you learn — never the final word.
We use AI responsibly to ensure that it always adds value to your learning: drafting content faster, turning your attempt history into sharper, personalised practice, and marking free-text answers the moment you submit them. It never decides what's correct — a clinician always checks before anything reaches you.
Faster, not shorter
AI drafts first-pass questions, rubrics and weekly insights so specialists spend their time reviewing, not typing from scratch — it never decides what's correct; a clinician always does.
Sharper practice, instant feedback
AI reasons over your attempt history to tell you exactly what to practise next, and marks Part 2 free-text answers the moment you submit them — always against a rubric a clinician wrote.
Checked at every step
Every AI-drafted question is verified by a specialist before publication, any AI mark it isn't confident about is flagged for reviewer sign-off, and every override is tracked — so we can see exactly where the AI needs to improve, not just trust it blindly.
A question bank - but better.
Question banks that follow the FRCPath format and difficulty, and every rationale is checked by a consultant clinical infection specialist before it goes live — not pulled from a forum, not generated on the fly.
- Explanations for every option — why it's right, why the others aren't
- Detailed explanations where a topic needs more depth
- Question-pace tracking against real exam timing
- Links to the guidelines and resources behind every answer
A 34-year-old renal transplant recipient develops fever and a new pulmonary infiltrate. Bronchoalveolar lavage fluid grows a mould on Sabouraud dextrose agar within 48 hours. Which feature would most support a diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis over mucormycosis?
Flashcards, videos and more...
Organism and test procedure flashcards. Key information in one place.
Organism deck — tap a card behind to bring it forward
Staphylococcus aureus
Staphylococcus epidermidis
Streptococcus pyogenes
Test procedure deck — tap a card behind to bring it forward
Catalase test
Coagulase test
Oxidase test
Bacteriadle: a new case every day.
Five tries, one organism. Each guess unlocks the next lab result — in the order results actually arrive on the bench — so working it out feels like running the case, not guessing a word.
Bacteriadle #47 · example
Identify the bacteria
Specimen & culture
Urine, blood or stool culture; pink lactose-fermenting colonies on MacConkey agar within 18-24h.
Antimicrobial stewardship needs another pass
You're strong on Bacteriology, but Antimicrobial stewardship is both weaker and more heavily examined — that's where this week's practice will count most.
A weekly, personalised nudge, not just numbers.
Every week, we reason over your actual attempt history — weighted by real exam weighting for Part 1 — and tell you exactly what to practise and what to (re)watch next, rather than leaving you to read a grid of percentages and guess.
Know exactly where you stand, domain by domain.
Every question and video updates your position against the real curriculum map — so you know which domains are exam-ready and which need another pass, for both parts of the exam.
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