Track your whole UKMLA content map in one calm workspace.
Every condition broken into five 20% questions, with notes, placement logs, habit tracking and exam plans — all rolling up into one coverage score.
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Your progress
70.2%
of the map covered
A topic — Acute pancreatitis
Habit streak
7 days 🔥
Questions per day
Build every presentation's differentials in minutes — not evenings.
For each presentation, jot how you'd investigate it in the acute and non-acute setting, then line up your differentials — how each one typically presents, and how you'd work it up. The page scores itself as you go, so the presentations side of the map fills in fast while your notes stay detailed and genuinely useful on the ward.
Your differentials, worked up properly
Type a condition's name and it becomes a live link to its page — the same five questions, notes and progress you're already tracking. Fuzzy search means no tab-switching to check spellings, and the counter nudges you to a solid five differentials per presentation.
Write it once — it syncs everywhere
Mention another presentation in a differential and that row instantly appears on its page too, fully synced: edit or reorder it anywhere and every page updates. One AAA row does the work across abdominal pain, collapse and back pain — your map links itself as you go.
Fast by design
Autocomplete, auto-linking and self-scoring — complete a presentation page in one sitting.
Auto-linked map
Conditions link to presentations and rows sync across pages, joining the syllabus for you.
Notes worth keeping
Rich notes with tables and images build into a revision resource you'll actually reuse.
Three ways to take notes on every condition
The same five key questions, three ways to write them down. Switch any condition to whichever layout fits the way you revise — and print it either way.
Acute pancreatitis60%Sudden inflammation of the pancreas — gallstones and alcohol account for most cases.
Severe epigastric pain radiating to the back, with nausea, vomiting and tachycardia.
Serum amylase and lipase, CRP at 48h, CT abdomen if failing to improve.
Aggressive IV fluids, analgesia and early enteral nutrition.
Pseudocyst, pancreatic necrosis, ARDS and pancreatic insufficiency.
Layout 1 — Separate question boxes
Five focused boxes, one per key question, each with its own notes toolbar and progress.
Sudden inflammation of the pancreas with autodigestion by premature enzyme activation.
Severe epigastric pain radiating to the back, vomiting, tachycardia and reduced bowel sounds.
Serum amylase and lipase, CRP at 48 hours, CT abdomen if failing to improve.
Aggressive IV fluids, analgesia, early enteral nutrition and treat the underlying cause.
Q: What is the first-line investigation for acute pancreatitis?
A: Serum amylase or lipase…
Layout 2 — One merged document
All your notes flow as one continuous document with section dividers.
Acute pancreatitis27/09/2026Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
Epigastric pain radiating to the back with raised inflammatory markers
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Layout 3 — Compact print grid
A fixed one-page grid designed for paper: one topic per printed A4 page, pharmacy table included.
Everything for MLA revision, in one place
Nine sections, all rolling up into one coverage score across the whole syllabus.
Dashboard
One coverage score, exam countdowns, your least covered areas, and coverage by body system.
Conditions
Every UKMLA condition grouped by body system — five questions each, notes auto-save.
Presentations
Patient presentations organised A–Z — log your acute and non-acute investigations & referrals, and build a linked differential table.
Auto-linked map
Type a condition's name in a presentation's notes — or the other way round — and each page lists the link, joining the two sides of the content map for you.
Study Plan
Set AKT / OSCE dates for a live countdown, then your goal, strategy, weekly plan and resources.
Actions
A to-do list of revision tasks linked to topics or your own free-text items, with due dates and milestones.
AI Study Hub
Ask questions and get answers grounded in your own notes — then turn those notes, tables and images into flashcards that test you.
Habit Tracker
Log daily question-bank sessions, Anki cards or OSCE practice and keep your streak going.
Rich notes that accumulate
Add images, tables and formatted notes on every topic, then lock the page to read without accidental edits. The more you add, the more of the syllabus you've touched.
Pool & print your notes
Bring every note you've written across the whole map into one tidy PDF — download it or print the lot to revise on paper.
Three note layouts
Switch any condition between five separate question boxes, one continuous merged document, or a compact one-page print grid — adapt each topic to the way you learn best.
Private to you
Your notes and progress are yours alone — secured behind your account.
Four ways to use the map
There's no single right way — pick a method below, or blend them as you go. Every question feeds back into a growing, searchable knowledge base.
Question, adapt, blurt
Do 10–15 questions on a topic, adapt its five key questions, deep-dive, then blurt everything you recall into the sections.
Match your week, set actions
Map your current block to the content map, add those topics to Actions with due dates, and fill in the pages from your lectures.
Note every question
Every question you do, open the related topic and add a note. Learn in a spiral — recap and add more each time the topic resurfaces.
Your digital mistake book
Log what you get wrong as finals approach. It becomes a searchable mistake book that grows your coverage as you go.
Simple pricing
Start with a 7-day free trial. Pick a plan when you're ready.
Cancel anytime · Your notes stay private to you
The price you sign up at is locked in for as long as you keep your subscription. Even if prices change site-wide for new users, yours stays the same — and if you cancel and come back later, you'll rejoin at whatever the current price is then. We want Master UKMLA to stay affordable throughout your degree and beyond, with MRCP support coming in the near future to help you at every stage of your medical career.
If you ever need to cancel
We'll send you reminder emails before your subscription ends so you have time to download everything. After your subscription lapses you can still view your private notes online, but they'll become read-only — you won't be able to edit or download them. Download your notes while your subscription is active and you'll always have a copy to keep. As soon as you reactivate your subscription, full edit and download access is restored right away.
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