Adaptive MCAT Planning Engine
The highest scorers don't study more. They plan better.
The hardest part of the MCAT shouldn't be building the schedule. MPlan generates an intelligent, personalized, and deterministic plan that perfectly spaces your resources, so you can focus on what actually matters: studying.
Planning only. We do not provide test content.
“The hardest part for me is the fact that there’s so much to study. When I started using the platform, a lot of that extra weight came off my shoulders. Having the guesswork removed has truly made all the difference in the world. I genuinely cannot recommend this enough!”
MPlan is 100% compatible with & dynamically sequences materials from all major course providers, QBanks, and AAMC materials into one adaptive calendar.
Built for the long campaign
A proper schedule is your blueprint to success on the MCAT.
Your MCAT score is the highest-leverage number on your application. Most plans fail not because students study too little, but because a static spreadsheet collapses the first week real life happens.
Your bandwidth is a hard constraint
Load-capped by design
The engine treats your available hours as a hard constraint. It balances reading, spaced repetition, and practice inside your real capacity, never an idealized one.
Catch-up logic, built in
Misses are absorbed, not punished
When you miss a day or fall behind, use the 'Adjust Plan / Behind' feature to quickly bounce back.
Performance-driven sequencing
Practice follows your Content
During the Content phase, Practice to-dos are intelligently scheduled to reinforce what you recently learned. Did you see Light & Optics today? Expect that practice soon!
Methodology
How MPlan works
Six inputs produce one deterministic schedule. The engine recalibrates it as your performance data arrives.
Define the testing window
Enter your start and test dates. The engine computes total study hours and partitions the timeline into content, practice, and AAMC phases.
Declare your resource set
Select the books, courses, and decks you own. Every provider is mapped to the AAMC content outline at the chapter level.
Mapped to AAMC content outline · chapter level
Lock in practice banks
Third-party practice pairs with the matching content week. Official AAMC material is reserved for the final phase, when it predicts best.
Set your true capacity
Report the hours you can study each week. Your stated capacity becomes a hard scheduling constraint.
Hard cap · 38h / wk · never exceeded
Identify baseline weaknesses
Flag your weakest subjects. The engine front-loads them and schedules reinforcement at fixed intervals to counter memory decay.
515+ target · multi-pass reinforcement
Execute and recalibrate
Log completions and full-length scores. Misses and flagged sections feed back in; the engine reflows your week automatically.
Trigger · FL1 C/P 125 flagged
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Last Updated: February 2026
Why MPlan exists.
I didn't build MPlan because I wanted to start a software company. I built it because the MCAT sucks and I realized no resources are targeting one of the hardest parts of studying. Planning.
I studied over 500 hours over the course of my MCAT journey. The hardest part? It was deciding what to study and when. I also watched incredibly smart friends struggle with the exact same issue, fighting their schedules instead of fighting the test.
To make matters worse, the "solutions" out there are heavily gatekept. The prep industry charges hundreds or thousands of dollars for basic planning tools and expensive 1-on-1 prep. That cost is a massive barrier that keeps brilliant future doctors out of medicine simply because they can't afford to prep.
So I wanted to build a rigorous engine that can bring you the expertise of a many-thousand dollar private coach for an accessible price. My goal is for MPlan to help you reach your ideal score.
Lastly, as you may have guessed, I am also a student in the journey of becoming a physician. Reflecting on how difficult this process is, I am pledging to funnel money I earn through this software back to you, the students. Once the software becomes self sufficient, I want to give out scholarships to pay for these expensive platforms and the MCAT signup fee. That is all. Best of luck studying.