Map

Where you stand

One number per area of medicine: its level. Beside the number, in words, what backs it — never a second number. Levels only move up, and only when something real backs the move. Tap any area to see its topics.

This week

Next door

Progress lives here, on the Map, not inside the Dojo. A territory that has not been visited is not known, and the Map says so instead of guessing.

Exam context

Readiness read — coverage and evidence depth, in words

For each area: how much of it has been covered, and how strong the evidence is, in words. Where nothing has been measured yet, it says not measured. It describes where you stand; it does not predict a score.

Calendar

What the planner has placed

Every session placed here carries one line saying why, tied to the reason behind it. Anything waiting on your decision is shown apart from settled plans, because it is not a plan yet. Each planned session can be started right from this page.

Planned

Waiting for your decision

Fixed dates from your study plan

Feed

What changed

Flips only: a level that rose, a map that locked, a door that opened. A quiet week shows the next door and says nothing about the quiet.

Dojo

The training room

Today's door

Training items from your first sitting are due.Rewritten after your first pass, back for your judgment, and labelled TRAINING.

Next door after this

Door in · Assessment

Where your medicine actually is

A talking check-up. The interviewer asks and follows up; you just answer, in your own order. No topic is picked in advance: the talk decides what gets mapped, and where the talk gives a reason, it goes deep on one thing.

Talk about where your medicine actually is right now. What you are seeing on the wards, what feels solid, what feels like bluffing.

The interviewer's brain — your key

The key is checked with Anthropic before it is saved, is stored only in this browser, and is sent only to Anthropic. It never leaves this machine for anywhere else, and removing it takes one click.

Live

This browser cannot hear speech directly, so the interview runs on words you bring: dictate on your phone and paste them in, or type. That is not the lesser path: your first sitting ran exactly that way, and the words are what get mapped.

Confirmation map

Here is what the talk said. Judge it.

This is the map from your sitting on Oct 22, the one you confirmed that day. A new sitting draws its own map here. Keep what is right; fix what is not. A line you dispute gets re-read, never argued.

The board ·

Ask the tutor

Tap the board for the next beat.

Transcript — the session record

Teach-back

Teach it back — start to finish, your words.

Your words will appear here as you talk.

Deck · TRAINING

The deck

Door out

That is the session.

What flipped

What resurfaces, and when

Next door

The board for this sitting

From your first sitting: The oxygen ladder — breathing's two jobs, the device ladder, and the three causes of a falling saturation. Open it to work through it on the board, stopping to predict before each answer is drawn.

Training

Step Dojo, first working version, Oct 22, 2026: a talking interview that maps what you know, a board that draws the lesson — and takes your questions while it draws — practice questions checked before you ever see them, and a planner that schedules the work. Everything is stored only in this browser. Sessions are planned here first, and each one is also placed on your calendar. Nothing here contacts UWorld: UWorld stays the real test, outside this app.