Watch Cards
Fast, mobile-first recall sessions that adapt the review queue to the concepts you miss.
Built around the full OUPV examKnow what to study.
Know what to study.
Know when you’re ready.
A complete captain-license study system with structured lessons, active recall, real decisions, chart practice, and an AI study partner that knows your course.
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Personal readiness plan
76%readiness
Targeted from your exam date and recent answers.
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Q171 compass drill
8 min
02
10 weak Watch Cards
7 min
03
AI Captain oral check
5 min
AI Captain: “Let’s fix compass conversion before it costs you points.”
Q100
Rules of the Road
50 questions · 90% pass
Q170
Deck General & Safety
50 questions · 70% pass
Q171
Navigation General
50 questions · 70% pass
Q172
Chart Plotting
10 problems · 90% pass
A modern training watch
Learn the rule. Use it under pressure.
Each tool has a job: build knowledge, retrieve it quickly, apply it to a decision, and verify that it holds up in an exam-length session.
Command Lab
Make the decision in realistic bridge, emergency, navigation, and passenger-safety scenarios.
Chart Lab
Practice chart-plotting as a repeatable workflow with progressive hints and answer checks.
AI Captain
Ask for a plain-language explanation, a five-minute oral drill, or targeted remediation.
Exam Simulator
Work against the correct module structure, passing score, and time pressure.
Readiness Plan
Turn progress, weak areas, exam date, and daily study time into the next best session.
Top-tier study partner
An AI Captain that teaches your course.
It knows your license goal, route, weak modules, and study schedule. Ask for a simpler explanation, a realistic scenario, or a spoken oral drill.
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Q100 oral drill
You are crossing another power-driven vessel. She is on your starboard side. Who gives way, and what should you do?
I am the give-way vessel. I should take early and substantial action and avoid crossing ahead.
Correct. Now name the rule and tell me what “readily apparent” means from the stand-on vessel.
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Find your first weak area in five questions.
Get an instant baseline across Rules, Deck & Safety, Navigation, and Chart Plotting. Create an account only when you want to save the result and build your plan.
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