Pass the AMC.
Study offline.
A growing AMC Part 1 question bank with worked explanations and spaced repetition — on your phone, with or without a signal.
That question everyone argued about? Make it yours.
AMC questions circulate constantly — pasted into a Telegram channel, a Facebook group, a WhatsApp thread. Usually as plain text. Usually half-remembered. Never with a confirmed answer, so the same question gets re-argued in five different places. DuoVa turns that scrap into something you actually own, sitting alongside everything else you are revising.
Paste what circulated
Someone drops a question into a group with no answer and half the stem missing. Copy it, paste it straight into DuoVa.
Reconstructed
DuoVa rebuilds it into the stem, the options, the answer and the reasoning — the same format as the rest of your bank, not a screenshot you'll lose track of.
Share it back
Export it as a clean card — vignette, answer and reasoning — and send it to the colleagues sitting the same exam.
Built for the way doctors actually revise
Twelve-hour days, borrowed minutes, unreliable signal.
Open the app
No load screen, no sync spinner. The bank is already there.
See what's due
A due-today count and a 30-day accuracy trend, from your actual review history.
Answer and learn
Every question carries its worked explanation, right where you need it.
Track your mastery
See exactly which topics are shaky and which are fading from memory.
Scheduled for the moment you're about to forget it
FSRS decides what to show you next — not a fixed list, not everything in order, but the question closest to slipping from memory. A daily due count and your accuracy trend tell you exactly where you stand before you open a single question.
Not just a score — a map of what to fix
Topics are ranked by what's actually costing you marks, split from topics that are simply fading and need spacing, not re-reading. Add a private margin note on any question as you go, or ask a "what if" to see how the answer changes when one detail in the stem does.
Comfortable at 6am or midnight
Matches your system theme — no separate setting to hunt for.
And everything else that's built in
Works with no connection
The whole bank lives on your device. Study on a plane, on a ward with no signal, or with data off — nothing waits on a network.
Your own notes on any question
Write a margin note on any question. Private, searchable, and kept on your device with everything else.
"What if…" variations
Change a variable in the stem — the age, the finding, the drug — and see how the answer changes, generated on request.
Linked to the textbook
Jump straight from a question to the passage of the reference textbook it was drawn from.
Search everything at once
One search box across your questions, your notes and the textbook — instead of three separate places to look.
A community feed
See what other candidates are working through, alongside your own review queue.
Exams
What is ready now, and what is being built.
Request early access
DuoVa is in closed testing with a small group of doctors. It is not on the app stores yet.
Send an email and you will get the app, and a note when it opens up more widely. No list, no marketing — a reply from a person.
Email for accessQuestions
- How many questions does DuoVa have for the AMC Part 1?
- A growing bank, each question with the full worked explanation and, where the source provides it, a note on why each of the other options is wrong. You can also turn any question you come across elsewhere — in a Telegram channel, a Facebook group, a half-remembered vignette — into a proper entry in your own bank.
- Does DuoVa work without an internet connection?
- Yes. The entire question bank is stored on your device. You can study on a plane, on a ward with no signal, or with mobile data switched off, and your progress is kept locally.
- How does DuoVa decide what to show me next?
- It uses FSRS spaced repetition, which schedules each question for the moment you are about to forget it, rather than showing everything at a fixed interval.