MedBank decides what you review and when. Answer a card and it climbs a schedule โ back in a day, then three, then a week, then two โ so it lands in your memory right before you'd forget. Miss one and it drops to the front of the queue. Open the app and just go.
MedBank opens on your dashboard, you tap into Active Recall, and it serves today's due cards across every subject โ new cards and reviews that have come around again. Watch the study timer too: it only runs once you're actually on a card.
This is spaced repetition. Get a card right and it climbs the ladder โ each correct answer stretches the gap before you see it again. That's what moves a fact from "I read it once" to "I'll never forget it."
Miss a card at any stage and it drops back to the start of the ladder โ so weak cards come around fast, and the ones you've nailed stop wasting your time.
Open Active Recall and it's already decided what's due, what's overdue and what you keep failing. No planning โ just start.
Every card moves through Unfamiliar โ Learning โ Familiar โ Mastered, so you can see exactly what's still shaky before the exam.
Drill just the cards you keep missing, your hardest ones, or the exact mistakes from this week โ in one tap.
MedBank serves the cards that are due across all your lectures โ you just answer and rate yourself.
Right answers push a card further up the ladder; a miss brings it straight back. You never manage a calendar.
A little every day beats a panic week before finals. Your streak and mastery keep you honest.
| Cramming | MedBank active recall |
|---|---|
| Everything at once, the night before | A little each day, spaced out |
| Re-reading passively | Answering from memory |
| No idea what you actually know | Mastery states show your gaps |
| Forgotten within a week | Held for the exam and beyond |
Let MedBank decide what to review and when โ you just show up and answer.
Start your recall streak
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