Structured, audio-led preparation for the MRCPsych CASC — built around how the exam actually unfolds in the room. Listen to a station as it would play out. See its shape. Walk the script.
Every station is built to be studied three ways — because hearing it, seeing its shape, and walking its script each unlock a different kind of memory.
The full station as it would unfold in the room — doctor's lines, simulated actor responses, clinical commentary after every exchange. Designed for listening between ward rounds, on the commute, or while walking.
Eight spokes around the candidate. The shape of the station before the words. Glance at it and you remember where you are — even mid-exam, under pressure, with the timer running.
Eight boxes, the same eight beats — in the exact order you say them. The marking domains they map to. The traps to avoid. The memory peg that pulls it all back when you need it.
Every element of the Vault is shaped by how candidates actually fail — the rushed history, the missed trap, the script that falls apart under pressure.
Listen to the station as it would play out — doctor's words, actor's responses, clinical commentary woven through. The same teaching, three times the absorption.
A radial map for spatial recall and a grid walkthrough for structural recall. Both styled to be readable at a glance, designed by a doctor for doctors.
The exact mistake that loses candidates marks — flagged in red. Spending three minutes on history in an explanation station. Listing distortions instead of testing conviction. The traps you cannot afford.
A single line per station, designed to pull the entire shape back into your head under pressure. The triangle. The spiral. The homework grows the seed. Built like the cardiology exam pearls you still remember.
The library grows in front of you. Subscribers see new stations published as they are produced — psychosis, mood, organic, forensic, perinatal, every theme the exam covers.
Optimised for phones. Audio continues playing while you study the visuals. Designed for trainees revising in 20-minute windows, not study marathons.
Eight chapter areas. Every theme examiners draw from. The Vault grows weekly until every recall theme of the last five years is covered in depth.
Three specific situations the Vault is engineered to solve. If one of these is yours, this is for you.
You have done the reading. You know the theory. But you have never said the words out loud, in order, against a timer. The Vault gives you the script and the timing.
You came out of the last attempt knowing where you fell short — the trap you walked into, the station you ran out of time on. The Vault builds the discipline that prevents both.
You know the medicine. The challenge is the unwritten code — what UK examiners reward, how the script should sound, the cultural register of the consultation. The Vault makes that code legible.
Cancel any time. No tiered limits. Every subscriber sees every station as it is published.
The Vault is launching with a small, growing library and new stations are added every week. You can see the live count and the latest additions inside the Vault. Subscribing early means you see the full library form in front of you — and the price is locked at the rate you joined.
No. CASC preparation needs spoken rehearsal with a partner. The Vault is the structural and content layer beneath that — it gives you the script, the shape, and the traps so that your in-person practice is sharper and more efficient. Use it alongside peer practice, not instead of it.
A practising NHS consultant psychiatrist who has sat the CASC. Every station is hand-written and clinically grounded. There is no AI-generated content in the script or commentary.
Access is personal and licensed to your email — your name appears as a watermark on every poster you view. Sharing access breaches the terms and results in access being revoked without refund. If you and a partner both want access, both subscribe — but the materials are designed to be used individually for solo study, then brought to your peer practice sessions.
Cancel any time from the payment provider. Monthly subscribers stop being billed at the end of the current month. Bundle subscribers retain access for the duration they paid for.
Pick the monthly plan, prioritise the explanation stations and the most-examined themes (psychosis, mood, perinatal, forensic risk), and listen to one tapestry per day on commute. The Vault is built for fast intake under pressure — that is most candidates' actual situation.
The CASC rewards candidates who have rehearsed the shape of the conversation, not just the content. The Vault gives you that rehearsal — station by station, week by week.
Choose your planCancel any time. New content added weekly. Built by a practising psychiatrist.