Upload your Anki deck and see coverage across all AAMC sections,
where your reviews concentrate, the concepts your forgetting curve
keeps catching, and how your stats compare to other MCAT students.
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We map every reviewed card to one of 408 concepts
in our MCAT content map, anchored to the AAMC Foundational Concepts.
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How to export your deck
Anki on your computer (not AnkiWeb). Takes about 30 seconds.
Open Anki on your computer — desktop app, not the AnkiWeb browser version.
Click File → Export…
Set Export format to Anki Collection Package (.colpkg).
Uncheck "Include media" — we don't use images or audio.
Click Export, then upload the file here.
What you'll see
AAMC coverage map — how your deck covers each foundational concept across Bio/Biochem, Chem/Phys, and Psych/Soc.
Forgetting bench — concepts where your retention is slipping and review is overdue.
Time investment — hours studied per section and how your study time distributes.
How you compare — your mature cards, study time, and review count vs. the median of other MCAT students who've uploaded.
Where to start — high-yield gaps with prerequisite chains to guide your next sessions.
Your data
No account required. The report is free to view and share.
Your deck is processed in memory to map concepts — we don't store or share your card text.
The report URL is shareable: share it if you want, keep it private if you don't.