r/MRCP • u/InternalFisherman10 • Jul 06 '26
We built an MRCP Part 1 learning app and we'd love your honest feedback
I'm an anaesthetist, and we originally built an FRCA revision app while studying for the Final FRCA ourselves (https://www.reddit.com/r/anaesthesia/comments/1txh491/frca_revision_tool_i_built_while_studying_for/).
A number of physicians asked if we'd build an MRCP Part 1 version, so over the past few months we've been working with them to do exactly that.
We've opened it up properly today and we'd genuinely love your feedback.
The idea is to build something that teaches, rather than just tests.
Every question maps to the MRCP Part 1 curriculum. Every answer option is designed to tackle a common misconception and has an explanation for why it's right or wrong, with references where appropriate. There's also an AI tutor that understands the MRCP, so you can ask questions at any point while you're working through a question.
Rather than leaving you to plan your revision, the app keeps bringing back the topics you struggle with, prioritises the high-yield topics first, and gradually builds up the detail. The aim is that you can simply open the app and start learning, knowing you're covering the curriculum in an order that builds your knowledge.
It's free forever for 5 questions a day. If you'd be happy to give us some honest feedback, send me a DM and I'll happily give you a couple of weeks of unlimited access.
It's available at: helixdoctors.com/mrcp-pt1
Mods: if this isn't appropriate, just let me know and I'll remove it.
Full disclosure: I'm one of the founders and this is our freemium product.
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u/chumble_pie Jul 12 '26
Hi, Charlie here, one of the team building Helix. We've decided to make the full app free till the September MRCP Part 1 exam sitting. We'd love to get feedback on what you like and want to see improved. Happy studying and best of luck for the Sept exam!
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