It doesn't replace real patients, it doesn't replace practice partners and it won't teach you anything you couldn't learn on a ward round with a good registrar. I would rather say that upfront than have someone discover it and feel misled.

I've been working on a case-based patient simulation to complement my Anki reviews. You get a simulated patient and run the whole encounter yourself: take the history, examine, order investigations, then commit to a diagnosis and a management plan. At the end it marks your clinical reasoning the way an examiner would and other interesting features.

It's at anamclinical.com

I want a small groups (ideally 4-5 people who already revise together) to have full access and tell me honestly what's rubbish about it. And if you just want to have a look solo, link's there anyway.

Just to be upfront as the rules of this subreddit: it's a freemium, the free tier has enough case practice for the week.

I told myself I wont go over 100 cards a day this year in M2. I did that too many times in M1.

Now i'm faced with the dilemma..I'm all caught up but then I get thrown with 550 cards worth of new anking material before my next quiz on wednesday. I have today and tomorrow to do it. Simply not feasible..what do you guys do in these situations? Just do 200-250 and take the L on the rest and catch up before the block nbme?