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Built for NAVLE — coming soon

Turn your vet school notes into a NAVLE-ready reviewer

A NAVLE study tool that generates a high-yield reviewer and spaced-repetition flashcards from your own lecture notes and course material — mapped to the official ICVA blueprint domains, so you know exactly where the gaps are before exam day.

Free to join the waitlist. No spam — just a heads up at launch.

Studying for boards shouldn't feel this scattered

Generic decks, not your curriculum

Pre-made flashcard packs cover NAVLE in general — not the specific way your school taught it, or the material you actually have in front of you.

No idea where the blueprint gaps are

The exam is 70% Clinical Practice, 15% Preventive Medicine & Animal Welfare, 8% Communications, 7% Professionalism. Most study tools have no idea which of those you're actually weak in.

Every species, every domain

Companion animal, food animal, equine — NAVLE spans all of it. Your notes are scattered across four years; your review shouldn't be.

Blueprint-aligned coverage

See exactly where you're exposed

Every reviewer and flashcard gets tagged to the official ICVA NAVLE domains. So instead of studying blind, you can see which high-weight areas you haven't covered — or haven't retained — before exam day.

Official NAVLE exam blueprint (ICVA)

Clinical Practice70%
Preventive Medicine & Animal Welfare15%
Communications8%
Professionalism, Practice Mgmt & Wellness7%

How it works

Step 1

Upload your own material

Lecture notes, course packets, textbook chapters — whatever you already have and already own.

Step 2

Get a blueprint-mapped reviewer

Must-knows, algorithms, and comparison tables — tagged to the official NAVLE domains, not a generic outline.

Step 3

Study with spaced repetition

Flashcards built from your reviewer, reviewed on a schedule that tracks your retention by domain.

How this compares to pre-made decks and DIY Anki

FeatureThis toolPre-made deckDIY Anki
Built from your own school's material
Mapped to official NAVLE blueprint domains
Spaced repetition included
No manual card-writing required
Shows which exam domains you're weak in

NAVLE costs $800 to sit (ICVA, current testing cycle). US veterinary school enrollment crossed 4,000 first-year students for the first time in 2022–23 (AAVMC), and it's still growing.

The stakes are real, and most study tools weren't built with your curriculum in mind. We're building the one that is.

Frequently asked questions

What is the NAVLE exam blueprint?

The NAVLE Blueprint is ICVA's official breakdown of what the exam covers: Clinical Practice (70%), Preventive Medicine & Animal Welfare (15%), Communications (8%), and Professionalism, Practice Management & Wellness (7%). It's published specifically to guide exam preparation.

How much does the NAVLE cost?

The NAVLE fee is $800 USD for the current testing cycle, plus an additional $380 international testing fee for candidates testing outside the US, Canada, or US territories.

Can I use my own class notes instead of a pre-made flashcard deck?

Yes — that's the core idea. Upload lecture notes, course packets, or textbook chapters you already have, and get a high-yield reviewer and flashcards generated from that specific material instead of a generic, pre-made deck.

Does this replace UWorld or Anki decks like AnKing?

No single tool replaces the full study stack. This is built for material that doesn't already have a canonical resource — your own program's notes and non-standard content — used alongside whatever question bank or deck you already rely on.

Is the NAVLE waitlist free to join?

Yes. Joining the waitlist costs nothing and only requires an email address. You'll be notified when NAVLE-focused study tools launch, with no spam in between.

Be first to know when it launches

Free to join the waitlist. No spam — just a heads up at launch.