I love the idea of the Blueprint MCAT app — having Qbank access and study tools on the go is so useful, especially for busy students like me. But unfortunately, the execution just isn’t there yet.The app frequently freezes, buttons don’t respond, and sometimes crashes mid-session, which totally breaks my focus. I’ve had to delete and reinstall multiple times, and even then, it doesn’t always fix the problems. Simple features like landscape mode, smooth scrolling, or even just being able to reliably select an answer need attention.I still really appreciate Blueprint’s content and structure — it’s been a helpful part of my prep — but right now I can’t recommend the app as a serious study tool. If they work out the bugs, this could be amazing. But until then, I’d suggest sticking to the desktop/web version where things actually run more smoothly.I’m leaving this review not to bash Blueprint but to spread awareness and encourage improvements. The potential is there — I just hope the tech catches up soon.

I like the concept of the app on the go. But not being able to go through flash cards (at least not that I know of) is a huge down side. Being able to go through flash cards when you have a few minutes in my opinion is better than being able to do only 1-2 discrete.

It is much easier to use the app than the dashboard on my browser on my phone, but when I try to do study problems it will not save my progress. This is especially annoying when I do a large question pool and go back to see what I did wrong but none or half of my answers were saved. I also cannot create new question sets on the app. The layout is nice, and the questions are almost easier to answer on my phone than my laptop, but these bugs need to be fixed for it to actually be useful to future students.

The app works well for its intended purposes, but a user update I would like to see is the log-in. The app auto logs off after closing the app for about a day. I would like it if I could stay logged in to my account for longer.