Well written questions, thorough explanations, and great illustrations. Well designed app. I reached out to customer service once and was quickly given a solution that greatly exceeded my expectations. I’ve used others like UWorld, Combank, and amboss, but for the price, quality, customer service, app, and all around package, TrueLearn has been my favorite and I keep choosing it over other banks for test prep. For what it’s worth, I wound up in a very highly regarded residency and TrueLearn was 80%+ of my question bank time for level one and two. Now I’m using it for level three and ITE prep.

I’ve been using TrueLearn app to study for a while now and it's pretty solid. The questions are tough, but the explanations are super helpful and even when I miss, I usually get them right the second time. I like that I can make my own quizzes and choose only questions I have gotten wrong before. It's definitely helping me feel more prepared for the real thing.

I’ve only been using TrueLearn for a little while since I recently started anesthesia residency, and while the TrueLearn questions and explanations for the Anesthesiology ITE/Boards seem good, the app leaves a lot to be desired, including a couple of critical features.1) The option to download your quizzes so you can study on the go without an internet connection.AMBOSS has offered this feature in their QBank app for several years and it is extremely useful. Whether you’re in the airport, on a flight, on a vacation, on a long car ride, in a dead-zone within your hospital, etc. AMBOSS lets you download quizzes so you can use some of your precious spare moments to study, but the TrueLearn app is completely inoperable as soon as you lose your internet connection. The TrueLearn app seems like it doesn’t even cache the question(s) you were Currently studying so you can at least review the last question you did or finish the last few questions in the quiz you were already taking.2) A mechanism for providing specific feedback on questions or explanations in the app. The only feedback you can give in the app is a thumbs up or thumbs down for the “quality” of a given question. There should also be a mechanism for users to provide some free-text feedback on questions, even if it has to be categorized by the user first by choosing an option like “incorrect answer” or “typo in question”, “typo in explanation”, “missing information”, “technical issue”, “unclear explanation”, etc. For example, if a question is good and almost everything in the explanation is correct and helpful, but there’s a significant typo in the explanation, then a thumbs up or down is not sufficient to clearly communicate the issue with the question and it will take longer to identify and correct the issue with that question.

The questions and answer explanations are excellent. I’m giving it a one star review due to the fact that although you purchase a subscription for a set duration of time ( ex. 3 months, 6 months, a year) TrueLearn also secretly caps the number of questions you can do in that time frame. Keep in mind there are about 1000 unique questions, but they cap the number of times you can answer these questions in their “tests”. So I purchased I 6 month subscription expecting to be able to practice unlimited reviews during that time period, but I got a message today saying I have a question cap of 3850 reviews with my subscription and I am already at 2500 reviews. Very very greedy.