Prism · v4.1
CARS is here
The section you asked for most is live. Log a CARS mistake exactly like a science one — screenshot or paste it and tell us your answer — and we diagnose why you missed it, then build brand-new questions from that passage to drill. CARS mixes right into your daily sessions, gets its own analytics, and there’s a new Eliminate tool for crossing out answer choices. It’s currently in Beta while we keep polishing.
July 17, 2026
Log CARS mistakes
- The Add Mistakes page now has a Sciences / CARS switch. Flip to CARS (Beta) and capture a mistake the way you always have — screenshot or text, your answer and the correct one, and an optional note. Add a mistake
- Instead of drill mixes, you choose how many questions to generate from the passage plus a difficulty level — higher difficulty means longer, denser passages with a less obvious thesis and subtler answers, closer to a real CARS passage.
A real diagnosis, then custom passage questions
- Log a CARS mistake and get an instant read on why you missed it: the AAMC skill and question type it tested, the most likely reading error, and the passage’s topic.
- We then generate brand-new questions on that same passage in the background and schedule them into your review queue. If generation ever fails, it won’t cost you a mistake.
One study queue for CARS and the sciences
- CARS drills mix into your daily sessions alongside the sciences, ordered by when they’re due, with a section badge (B/B, C/P, P/S, or CARS) marking what you’re on.
- CARS drills are untimed — working through a passage shouldn’t be rushed the way a discrete question can be.
CARS analytics
- The analytics dashboard gets its own Sciences / CARS switch. The CARS view shows what’s tripping you up: a breakdown of your mistake causes, your question types grouped by AAMC skill, and the passage topics giving you the most trouble. Analytics
New Eliminate tool
- A new Eliminate tool sits next to Highlight in the study toolbar. Cross out answer choices you’ve ruled out and strike through passage or stem text — on both CARS and science drills.
- Highlighting and elimination now work as independent layers, so you can use both on the same text.
History
- Drill History now filters to CARS (and by CARS cause), so you can revisit your CARS mistakes and drills on their own. Drill History
UI/UX
- Redesigned session filters: nested scopes let you drill everything, just the sciences, a single subject, or CARS — with a tidy summary when collapsed.
- Filters now stay visible even when a view comes up empty, so you can widen it without losing your place, and filter changes update in place instead of flashing a spinner.
- A smaller, friendlier report button on drills, plus assorted polish across the app.