About
About WardRun
UKMLA revision you'll actually do. A new set of questions every day, every answer explained, and a ranking against your medical school.
What it is
WardRun is a UKMLA question bank built as a daily game. It has 6,800+ single best answer questions mapped to the 2026 UKMLA content map, from first year to finals. It runs free in the browser at wardrun.com and in the iPhone app.
How it works
WardRun Daily. A new run every day, one patient at a time, drawn from across the content map the way the exam mixes them. Every answer comes with the key point to remember.
WardRun Blitz. Five questions against the clock. Each wrong answer adds five seconds.
Rankings. See where you stand against everyone who played today and against your own medical school, and push your school up the national table.
WardRun Study. The whole question bank, a session built for you each day, spaced repetition that brings back the questions you missed, and a readiness score.
Want to see the questions first? Try ten free UKMLA practice questions.
Who makes it
WardRun is made by Dr Nathan Spence at Med Services Ltd in Oxford. Get in touch at playwardrun@gmail.com, or find WardRun on Instagram and TikTok.
Questions
Is WardRun free?
Yes. WardRun Daily and Blitz are free forever, on the web and in the iPhone app. WardRun Study is the paid tier, at £3.99 a month or £34.99 a year.
Can I try it without an account?
Yes. Start a run at wardrun.com. No sign-up to begin.
Is it only for UK medical students?
The questions follow the 2026 UKMLA content map and UK practice, so they suit anyone sitting the UKMLA. Anyone can play.
Is there an Android app?
WardRun runs in any browser at wardrun.com, including on Android phones. The app is on the App Store for iPhone.
Does it cover preclinical years?
Yes. Alongside the clinical questions there are anatomy, physiology, pathology and pharmacology questions for first and second years.
How do the rankings work?
Every run is ranked against everyone who played that day and against your own medical school. Sign up with your medical school email and your school is verified automatically.
A new set every day
6,800+ questions mapped to the 2026 UKMLA content map, free every day with every answer explained. Climb your medical school's table.
Start today's run