How it works
Four steps for each of your twelve cases. You make the calls. The app sorts, times and checks.
Records
Get the chart in and ready for ABOS.
You
- Upload the chart: PDFs and images.
The app
- Reads each file.
- Names it and sorts it by date.
- Gets it ready to redact and export for ABOS.
Story
Decide what story this case tells, then lay it out.
You
- Choose the story to tell.
- Write your own line for each part.
The app
- Lays out six parts: Opening, Patient data, Decision making, Procedure, Outcome, Lesson.
- Gives each part a time target.
- Flags wording that examiners penalize.
Summary
The written ABOS summary, built from your story.
You
- Read and edit the draft.
- Already wrote yours? Import your ABOS PDF.
The app
- Drafts the summary from your story.
- Checks it against the scoring rubric before you submit.
Practice
Say the case out loud, then face the examiner.
You
- Tell the case out loud in your browser.
- Start the mock exam with one button.
The app
- Times each of the six parts against its target, with up to three fixes.
- A voice examiner questions you with your case films.
- Written feedback afterward, scored on the ABOS rubric.
Step 4, up close
Practice
Three parts, in this order.
Tell it out loud
Record yourself telling the case in your browser. You get your time for each of the six parts against its target, and up to three fixes. The audio is not kept.
The mock examiner
One button starts it. A voice examiner questions you on your case, using your case films. Afterward you get written feedback scored on the ABOS rubric. It is practice, not a prediction of your result.
Know your defense
The calls you will have to defend in this case: likely questions, weak points and a study guide.
Ready to start your cases?
$2,999, one time, with access through your July 2027 exam. Right after payment you create your account and start with your case list.