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- What do I get for free?
- Every zone, 25 new questions a day, unlimited reviews of anything you have seen, Quest, Daily Review and Rapid Fire, and four Codex tabs. It doesn’t expire.
- Do I need an account?
- No. You can study as a guest; your progress stays in your browser. A free account syncs it across devices and keeps it safe if you clear your browser.
- Subscription or pass?
- The monthly plan renews until you cancel. The 3-Month Pass is one payment for 90 days and never renews, which suits a single study block before test day.
- How do I cancel?
- Account → Manage billing → Cancel. You keep Premium to the end of the period you paid for, and your progress stays.
- How does it decide what I see?
- Each card has its own memory model. The scheduler brings a card back just before your chance of recalling it drops below 92 %, puts missed cards back into the same session, and never schedules a review after your test date. More on the About page.
- Are these real MCAT questions?
- No. They’re original, written in the MCAT’s style and tagged to the AAMC’s content categories. ATP Quest isn’t affiliated with the AAMC; use its official practice exams too.
- I used the old ATP Quest. Can I bring my progress?
- Yes. In the old app, choose Export my progress at the bottom of the home screen. Then, here, open Progress (or Account) and choose Bring progress from the old ATP Quest. It merges with what you have; nothing is overwritten.
- Does it work offline?
- Once a session has started, yes: answers are saved on your device and sync when you are back online. Starting a new session needs a connection.
- What do you do with my data?
- Run the service, and nothing else: no ads, no selling data. You can download all of it or delete your account at any time. The Privacy Policy has the detail.
- I think an answer is wrong.
- Please tell us: the bug button in the app (or B) sends the exact question and screen. Content fixes ship quickly.
- Is it accessible?
- Everything works with a keyboard and a screen reader, text meets WCAG AA contrast in both themes, results are never shown by colour alone, and all motion stops if your system asks for reduced motion.