01 — LEVELS

Every subject gets its own level.

You are not one score. You are strong in some sections and shaky in others — so RampUp ramps each subject on its own ladder. Preview to see what a section holds, then climb Easy, Medium, Hard, and finally full MCAT difficulty.

Preview

See the section, no pressure

Easy

Build the fundamentals

Medium

Apply under real stems

Hard

Full passage complexity

MCAT

The only level that matters on test day

Chem / Phys

Slate-teal track

Currently Medium

CARS

Mauve track

Currently Easy

Bio / Biochem

Olive track

Currently Hard

Psych / Soc

Clay track

Currently Hard

02 — YOUR DAY

A plan built from what you got wrong.

Every day is four moves, in order. Nothing generic — each step is drawn from the questions you actually missed and the patterns hiding underneath them.

Clear review

Clear yesterday's review

Start by closing the loop on the questions you missed last session, while the reasoning is still fresh.

Spotted pattern

Work a spotted pattern

RampUp finds the thread across your misses — an amino-acid trap, a ratio you keep flipping — and gives you a focused set on exactly that.

New ground

Learn something new

Then you move forward: fresh material at your current level for the subject, so you are always ramping, never idling.

Test conditions

Sit a timed exam

On exam days you sit a full timed block under real conditions — the only way to know a level has actually stuck.

01:35:00 Chem / Phys · Timed

03 — RAMPY

Rampy explains the question you just missed.

Not a right-answer key. Rampy walks the whole question the way a good tutor would — why your choice was tempting, where the reasoning broke, and the move that gets you to the answer next time.

Every question gets this breakdown — all four choices, and the trap each wrong one sets. Narrated video walkthroughs are rolling out across the bank.

Bio / Biochem · Question 14

A non-competitive inhibitor is added to an enzyme assay. What happens to V_max and K_m?

B V_max unchanged, K_m increases

C V_max decreases, K_m unchanged

Walkthrough

You picked the competitive pattern — that's the one where K_m moves. Non-competitive inhibitors bind away from the active site, so no amount of substrate outcompetes them: V_max drops, K_m holds. Anchor it to the Lineweaver-Burk lines meeting on the x-axis.

04 — THE APP

Your phone is the companion.

Scroll a feed of bite-size questions in spare minutes, turn the bank into fast games, and keep Rampy — your AI tutor — in your pocket to explain anything you miss. The full learning path and timed full-lengths live on web and iPad; the app is how you keep the streak alive everywhere in between.

Download on theApp Store

Free to start · your levels, plan & walkthroughs sync with your web account.

Today · Day 42

Four moves, in order.

Bio / BiochemHARD

Psych / SocHARD

Chem / PhysMEDIUM

CARSEASY

Timed examREADY

05 — PRICING

One subscription. Everything included.

No free-forever tier, no add-ons, no upsells. Both plans open with a 7-day free trial.

Best value

3-month plan

$16.66/mo

$49.99 billed every 3 months

7-day free trial · everything included

Per-subject levels, Preview through MCAT
Daily plan built from your misses
5,000+ practice & exam questions
Rampy walkthrough on every question
7 timed exams, including 2 full-length sims

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Monthly plan

$19.99/mo

Billed monthly · cancel anytime

7-day free trial · everything included

Per-subject levels, Preview through MCAT
Daily plan built from your misses
5,000+ practice & exam questions
Rampy walkthrough on every question
7 timed exams, including 2 full-length sims

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FREQUENTLY ASKED

Questions, answered straight.

Each of the four AAMC sections has its own level, from Preview through full MCAT difficulty. You might sit at Hard in Bio/Biochem and Easy in CARS on the same day. RampUp ramps each one independently instead of pretending you're a single number.

From the questions you got wrong. Every day is four moves: clear yesterday's review, work a pattern spotted across your misses, learn new material at your current level, and — on exam days — sit a timed block. It's built from your history, not a fixed calendar.

5,000+ practice and exam questions across all four sections, each written to AAMC content categories and to test reasoning over recall, plus 7 timed exams including 2 full-length sims. Rampy walks through every question — all four choices, why the right one is right and the trap in each wrong one — and narrated video walkthroughs are being added across the bank.

No free-forever tier. Both plans include a 7-day free trial so you can run the full product — every level, every walkthrough, every exam — before you're charged. One subscription, everything included.

Only the billing. The 3-month plan is $49.99 up front, which works out to $16.66/mo. The monthly plan is $19.99/mo, cancel anytime. Both unlock exactly the same product and both start with the 7-day free trial.

Answer at least 1,000 questions in RampUp, complete both full-length practice exams, then sit your official MCAT. If your score comes in below 511, email us your AAMC score report and we refund your subscription. It's a money-back promise, not a score prediction — we don't publish average-increase claims, because honest ones are hard to make.

Yes. RampUp: MCAT Head Start is on the App Store, with your levels, daily plan, walkthroughs, and timed exams all synced to your account.

No. RampUp is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Association of American Medical Colleges. MCAT is a registered trademark of the AAMC.

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