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The all-in-one premium MCAT dashboard.

Adaptive planner, score tracker, mistake log, knowledge map, Anki sync, Pomodoro. The whole prep stack in one dashboard. Free, because that’s how I learned to study.

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MCAT Pulse dashboard
Inside the dashboard

One dashboard. Every part of your prep.

The pieces a serious self-studier stitches together in spreadsheets, Notion, and ten browser tabs, designed as one calm system.

Planner
Planner
Adaptive plan, drag and drop, recurring routines
Scores
Scores
Section breakdowns, trend charts, FL & QBank tracking
Mistake log
Mistake log
Tag, reason, source, search, bulk actions
Imprint review console
Imprint review console
Section-grouped queue of AAMC-style questions from your mistakes
Video library
Video library
400+ AAMC topics, each with a curated video playlist
Pomodoro
Pomodoro
Focus blocks that auto-log study time
Anki integration

Anki and Pulse, finally the same source of truth.

Most serious students live in Anki. We don’t replace it, we connect to it. Reviews from your Anki decks auto-log into Pulse so your study hours and retention are tracked automatically. No more spreadsheets that lie about how much you studied.

  • Auto-log reviews, cards reviewed, retention %, and time-on-Anki appear in your Pulse dashboard
  • Topic-aware sync, tag your Anki cards by AAMC topic and they roll up in your knowledge map
  • One-line install, addon code 504651596 on AnkiWeb
Coming soon: two-way sync. Log a mistake in Pulse → a card appears in your Anki deck automatically, with the question, correct answer, and explanation.
Anki integration in MCAT Pulse
Early access cohort

500+ students. Growing weekly.

Real numbers from real students using Pulse to study right now.

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study hours tracked
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mistakes logged
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Imprint cards drilled
AAMC-style questions answered

Built specifically for the MCAT.

Most students stitch together Anki, Google Sheets, and a Notion template. Pulse is one system designed for the test.

AAMC content outline (400+ topics)
PULSE
SHEETS
Build yourself
NOTION
Build yourself
AAMC-style questions from your mistakes
PULSE
Imprint plan
SHEETS
NOTION
Spaced repetition built in
PULSE
SHEETS
NOTION
Score trend visualizations
PULSE
SHEETS
Manual charts
NOTION
Knowledge map, visual gap analysis
PULSE
SHEETS
NOTION
Resource tracker (books, QBanks, Anki)
PULSE
SHEETS
Build yourself
NOTION
Build yourself
Built-in Pomodoro timer
PULSE
SHEETS
NOTION
Anki sync (auto-logs reviews)
PULSE
SHEETS
NOTION
Gamification (XP, streaks, achievements)
PULSE
SHEETS
NOTION
1-on-1 coaching with a 520 scorer
PULSE
Coach plan
SHEETS
NOTION
Cloud sync across devices
PULSE
SHEETS
NOTION
Setup time
PULSE
30 seconds
SHEETS
Hours
NOTION
Hours

What students are saying.

From the Discord, DMs, and the people I’ve coached.

RP

Riya P.

Studying for January MCAT

The Anki sync alone sold me. I open Pulse after my reviews and everything is already logged. Cards reviewed, retention, which sections I hit. I don't have to track anything manually anymore.

DJ

DeAndre J.

3-month study plan

The Mistake Log is so well thought out. You tag the topic, pick why you got it wrong, write what you should have done. After a couple weeks I could literally see the patterns in my thinking. That feature alone changed how I review.

KN

Kevin N.

Non-trad pre-med

Everything is organized by AAMC topic with high yield and low yield tags. I used to spend 20 minutes just finding the right Khan Academy video. Now I just click the topic and it’s right there.

TL

Tiffany L.

Pulse+ Coach student

Shafee is an amazing coach. He genuinely cares about helping you improve and doesn't just give generic advice. He looked at my score breakdown and gave me a completely different approach for CARS that worked. Worth every penny.

IM

Isabella M.

First-gen pre-med

I went from juggling spreadsheets and Notion templates to having everything in one place. Study hours, test scores, content mastery, journal entries. It feels like someone built exactly what I needed.

RP

Riya P.

Studying for January MCAT

The Anki sync alone sold me. I open Pulse after my reviews and everything is already logged. Cards reviewed, retention, which sections I hit. I don't have to track anything manually anymore.

DJ

DeAndre J.

3-month study plan

The Mistake Log is so well thought out. You tag the topic, pick why you got it wrong, write what you should have done. After a couple weeks I could literally see the patterns in my thinking. That feature alone changed how I review.

KN

Kevin N.

Non-trad pre-med

Everything is organized by AAMC topic with high yield and low yield tags. I used to spend 20 minutes just finding the right Khan Academy video. Now I just click the topic and it’s right there.

TL

Tiffany L.

Pulse+ Coach student

Shafee is an amazing coach. He genuinely cares about helping you improve and doesn't just give generic advice. He looked at my score breakdown and gave me a completely different approach for CARS that worked. Worth every penny.

IM

Isabella M.

First-gen pre-med

I went from juggling spreadsheets and Notion templates to having everything in one place. Study hours, test scores, content mastery, journal entries. It feels like someone built exactly what I needed.

RP

Riya P.

Studying for January MCAT

The Anki sync alone sold me. I open Pulse after my reviews and everything is already logged. Cards reviewed, retention, which sections I hit. I don't have to track anything manually anymore.

DJ

DeAndre J.

3-month study plan

The Mistake Log is so well thought out. You tag the topic, pick why you got it wrong, write what you should have done. After a couple weeks I could literally see the patterns in my thinking. That feature alone changed how I review.

KN

Kevin N.

Non-trad pre-med

Everything is organized by AAMC topic with high yield and low yield tags. I used to spend 20 minutes just finding the right Khan Academy video. Now I just click the topic and it’s right there.

TL

Tiffany L.

Pulse+ Coach student

Shafee is an amazing coach. He genuinely cares about helping you improve and doesn't just give generic advice. He looked at my score breakdown and gave me a completely different approach for CARS that worked. Worth every penny.

IM

Isabella M.

First-gen pre-med

I went from juggling spreadsheets and Notion templates to having everything in one place. Study hours, test scores, content mastery, journal entries. It feels like someone built exactly what I needed.

RP

Riya P.

Studying for January MCAT

The Anki sync alone sold me. I open Pulse after my reviews and everything is already logged. Cards reviewed, retention, which sections I hit. I don't have to track anything manually anymore.

DJ

DeAndre J.

3-month study plan

The Mistake Log is so well thought out. You tag the topic, pick why you got it wrong, write what you should have done. After a couple weeks I could literally see the patterns in my thinking. That feature alone changed how I review.

KN

Kevin N.

Non-trad pre-med

Everything is organized by AAMC topic with high yield and low yield tags. I used to spend 20 minutes just finding the right Khan Academy video. Now I just click the topic and it’s right there.

TL

Tiffany L.

Pulse+ Coach student

Shafee is an amazing coach. He genuinely cares about helping you improve and doesn't just give generic advice. He looked at my score breakdown and gave me a completely different approach for CARS that worked. Worth every penny.

IM

Isabella M.

First-gen pre-med

I went from juggling spreadsheets and Notion templates to having everything in one place. Study hours, test scores, content mastery, journal entries. It feels like someone built exactly what I needed.

✦ Flagship feature, for 515+ targeters

Imprint, every mistake gets discipline and drills.

Top scorers do one thing differently: they review their wrong answers on a spaced repetition schedule until the concept genuinely sticks. Imprint runs that loop for you. Log a mistake, get AAMC-style questions on it, drill them at the right intervals, own the gap.

Pricing.

The full dashboard is free. Imprint adds the mastery loop on top.

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The whole dashboard. No card. No trial timer. Just here to help.

  • Study planner (drag, drop, recurring)
  • Score tracker (FLs, QBanks, real MCAT)
  • Mistake log + bulk import
  • AAMC content outline + yield badges
  • Anki sync
  • Pomodoro timer
  • Achievements + streaks
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IMPRINT
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Free + the mastery loop. The reason students upgrade.

  • Everything in Free
  • Imprint, AAMC-style questions from your mistakes
  • Screenshot upload for the mistake log
  • 5-card pedagogical trees per mistake
  • Spaced repetition (SM-2)
  • Knowledge map, visualize your gaps
  • Tutored / Untutored / Timed modes
  • Priority support
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COACH
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Custom pricing, custom scope

1-on-1 with a 520 scorer who built this. Book a free 15-min intro call and we’ll figure out what you need.

  • Everything in Imprint
  • Weekly strategy calls
  • Async messaging between calls
  • Personalized study plan
  • Full-length test debriefs
  • Hand-reviewed mistake reports
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Questions, answered.

If something else comes up, email hello@mcatpulse.com.

Yes. Planner, score tracker, mistake log, content outline, Anki sync, timer, achievements. No card, no trial timer, no nag screens. The whole thing is free because that’s how I learned to study.
Imprint turns every mistake you log into 5 AAMC-style questions on a spaced repetition schedule. It’s the loop I ran by hand to get from 510 to 520. The price covers the cost of running it for you.
No, and that’s on purpose. UWorld and the AAMC qbanks are genuinely great — I’m not trying to replace them. Imprint is my version of Anki on steroids: AAMC-style questions written from YOUR specific mistakes, drilled on a spaced repetition schedule. Use UWorld and AAMC to find your gaps. Use Imprint to close them.
Anki is a flashcard engine. You write your own cards, and they aren’t MCAT-style questions. UWorld and the AAMC qbanks are excellent generic question banks, but they don’t know what YOU got wrong. Imprint is the missing piece between them: it takes your specific mistakes and drills you on that exact gap, AAMC-style, on a spaced repetition schedule.
Yes. The planner builds backward from your test date and Imprint focuses on whatever you’ve gotten wrong recently. Most students see real gains in 4 to 6 weeks. Some start with us 8 days out and still get value.
Cancel anytime. 14-day refund window, no questions asked. Just email hello@mcatpulse.com. The dashboard stays free either way.
Your mistake log, notes, and practice data stay on your account. Question generation uses only the mistake context, no personal data, and the questions live on your account, not anyone else’s.

Stop forgetting your mistakes.

The free dashboard is the real deal. No card, no trial, no nag screens. Just here because it helped me.

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