Why Ranked exists.
Match season is one of the highest-stakes decisions in medicine, and most applicants run it out of a spreadsheet, an inbox, and memory.
Interview invitations arrive while you're on the floors. Impressions from a visit fade within a week. The tradeoffs between programs live in your head until the night the rank list is due. None of that is a character flaw; it's what happens when a months-long decision has no home.
Ranked is that home. One private, structured place where programs move through your season, thoughts get captured the moment they happen, and the rank list is built from decision notes you captured while they were fresh.
Calm is the feature.
Every screen has one job and one primary action. Generous space, big type, few borders. Match season supplies enough noise on its own, so the tool that holds it should add none.
It keeps the judgment yours.
Ranked never scores a program or totals a comparison. It keeps your own evidence organized so that the person who has to live with the decision can defend it.
Both Matches, first-class.
Residency and fellowship seasons run on different calendars, and Ranked treats each on its own terms. One account can hold every season of your training.
Private by default.
Your board, your notes, and your rank list stay private to your account. Ranked uses relevant context for research or assistance only when you ask it to.