Review
Cards that are due, then new ones.
Start a review to work through the cards that are due today, followed by new cards to learn.
Retrieval cards · Spoken explanations
Recall: retrieval cards with spoken explanations that return when due
Recall an answer, check the teaching and revisit cards in your study queue.
Try a Recall card View membership
A free account includes a 40-card preview.
One card at a time.
Flip a card to check your answer, then listen to the spoken explanation. Grade yourself, and Recall plans when the card comes back. Reviews adapt to your grades and your exam date.
- Read the front of the card and try to recall the answer.
- Check the answer and listen to the spoken explanation.
- Grade yourself: Again, Hard, Good or Easy.
Choose how you review.
Cram and Blitz
When you need a faster pass.
Cram shows every chosen card in a random order, ignoring due dates. Blitz is a fast triage where you mark each card Knew it or Missed, with no grading and no waiting for intervals.
Free and Student.
A free account includes a 40-card preview. Student membership includes all 624 cards, with Gotchas and the full Question Bank.
Cards and recordings.
Recall cards carry spoken explanations where a recording is available. The sample on the demo page uses a real card and a real recording. After a clinical case, the debrief turns what you missed into Recall cards.
More ways to practise.
Pair Recall with questions and clinical notes.
Choose clinical systems, answer a focused session and review the explanation.
20-question free diagnostic and Tutor free roam; Exam mode with Student
Read the clinical distinction, common trap and practical teaching in a topic note.
Cardiovascular account preview; full library with Student
Rehearse a candidate station with timed phases, staged material and an examiner guide.
Student membership plus the separate Viva add-on
Recall questions.
How much of Recall is free?
A free account includes a 40-card preview. Student membership includes all 624 cards.
When does a card come back?
After you grade a card, Recall schedules its next review. Reviews adapt to your grades and your exam date.
Does every card have audio?
Cards carry a spoken explanation where a recording is available.