Pass the AMC.
Study offline.
1,992 AMC Part 1 questions with worked explanations and spaced repetition — on your phone, with or without a signal.
By the numbers
AMC Part 1 questions, each with its explanation.
Megabytes of data needed to study. The bank is on the device.
The scheduling algorithm behind your daily review queue.
Built for the way doctors actually revise
Twelve-hour days, borrowed minutes, unreliable signal.
Works with no connection
The whole bank lives on your device. Study on a plane, on a ward with no signal, or with data off — nothing waits on a network.
Spaced repetition that adapts
FSRS schedules each question for the moment you are about to forget it, instead of marching through a fixed list.
Explanations, not just answers
Every question carries its worked explanation, and where the source gives one, a note on why each other option is wrong.
Your own questions alongside
Add a half-remembered question and it is reconstructed into the same format as the rest of your bank.
Share what you are learning
Export any question as a clean card — the vignette, the answer, the reasoning — ready to post or send to a study group.
Your progress stays yours
Notes, reviews and scheduling are stored on your device. No account is needed to study.
Exams
What is ready now, and what is being built.
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DuoVa is in closed testing with a small group of doctors. It is not on the app stores yet.
Send an email and you will get the app, and a note when it opens up more widely. No list, no marketing — a reply from a person.
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- How many questions does DuoVa have for the AMC Part 1?
- Nearly 2,000 questions, each with the full worked explanation and, where the source provides it, a note on why each of the other options is wrong.
- Does DuoVa work without an internet connection?
- Yes. The entire question bank is stored on your device. You can study on a plane, on a ward with no signal, or with mobile data switched off, and your progress is kept locally.
- How does DuoVa decide what to show me next?
- It uses FSRS spaced repetition, which schedules each question for the moment you are about to forget it, rather than showing everything at a fixed interval.