Who to apply to. Where to signal. How likely you are to match.
Share your CV, personal statement, and goals. Within 48 hours you have a private program workspace built around your application.
See what is insideEvery dot is a program. Right means a higher scenario index; up means better aligned with your goals. Illustrative programs.
Three answers, one workspace.
Built from your materials and public program evidence. Programs and numbers below are illustrative.
Who to apply to
Every program on your list carries a match score, a tier, and the evidence behind both: how well it fits your goals, how its current fellows compare with you, and the roster you can inspect.
Northbridge Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA · 690 mi from family
✓ Outcomes research group with a prevention clinic in the first year
Lakeview University
Chicago, IL · 12 mi from family
✓ Home program; three current fellows trained in your residency
Harbor University
Boston, MA · 850 mi from family
✓ Protected research block with a named mentor in year one
Where to send your signals
Signals are scarce. Your workspace shows where one changes your interview odds the most, and where a program is likely to interview you anyway.
| Program | Interview odds | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Northbridge Medical CenterTarget | 52%→71% +19 | Signal |
| Ridgeline Medical CollegeTarget | 49%→68% +19 | Signal |
| Harbor UniversityReach | 24%→41% +17 | Signal |
| Bayfront UniversityReach | 19%→33% +14 | Signal |
| Lakeview UniversityLower reach | 86%→90% +4 | Apply, no signalApply |
| Prairie State HealthLower reach | 78%→84% +6 | Apply, no signalApply |
| Summit Medical CenterFar reach | 8%→14% +6 | HoldHold |
How likely you are to match
A simulator runs thousands of cycles over your list. It shows where you land, how many interviews to expect, and which assumptions move the odds. Every coefficient is visible and yours to change.
Expected interviews: 7 (4 to 10 in most simulated cycles)
Scenario scores and odds come from your materials and public evidence with assumptions you can see and edit. They describe a scenario, not an admissions decision.
From your story to your list in 48 hours.
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Share your materials
Your name and email, then a sign-in link. Upload your CV and personal statement and tell us your goals, locations, and requirements.
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We prepare your workspace
Within 48 hours our team researches programs against your background and reviews every explanation before publishing.
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Explore and decide
Compare programs on maps and side by side, star the ones you are applying to, order your list, and request an update when something changes.
Evidence you can open.
Program rosters, research records, and training histories come from primary sources, and each claim in your workspace links to its source.
How we workRosters, not rumors
Who trains at each program now, which residencies they came from, and how their paths compare with yours.
Research you can read
Faculty and fellow publications from PubMed, OpenAlex, and ORCID, matched conservatively so counts are floors.
Life outside training
Cost of living, rent, walkability, and distance from the people who matter to you, beside every program.
Start with the application you are working on.
Residency or fellowship. Choose your stage, specialty, and cycle, and we take it from there.
Create my workspaceNo personal statement yet?
Upload your CV and answer the goals questions. Add the statement from your workspace when it is ready.
Already have a list?
Tell us the programs you are considering. Your workspace starts from them and shows what you might be missing.