About Baseline
An MCAT prep game with a working railroad in it
What this is
Baseline is a free, self-contained MCAT prep tool built as a game rather than a study app you have to force yourself to open. Underneath the railroad — the depots, the trains, the prestige system — is a full adaptive quiz engine covering every official AAMC content category across Chem/Phys, Bio/Biochem, and Psych/Soc, plus a real CARS passage bank with timed and untimed practice.
The two are connected on purpose: answering questions correctly is what actually funds and grows your railroad. There's no separate "study mode" and "game mode" — playing the game is the studying.
How it works
- Runs entirely in your browser. There's no account, no server, and no sign-up.
- Your progress — quiz history, flashcard mastery, railroad save — is stored locally on your own device.
- Spaced repetition brings weak and overdue topics back around automatically; you don't have to manage a study schedule yourself.
- Everything works offline once the page has loaded.
Not affiliated with the AAMC. Baseline is an independent study tool. "MCAT" is a registered trademark of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), which does not endorse, sponsor, or review this product. Baseline is not official AAMC prep material and is not a substitute for the AAMC's own practice resources.
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