BCBA · BCaBA · RBT exam prep
Study cards that fade their own hints, plus one 60-second timing a day that charts how fast your recall is growing. Written against the BCBA 6th Ed., BCaBA 6th Ed. and RBT 3rd Ed. test content outlines.
Real sprint in the live app — no answers saved. Edited for length across three real-time segments.
On every Standard Celeration Chart, for every learner. That is why the chart is standard: you can read a week of learning by its angle, without reading a single number.
First time seeing the chart? Click the presets above to compare a flat line (no learning) to steady ×1.4 growth and a ×2.0 mastery doubling line. Your best SAFMEDS timing each day is one dot, plotted with that same timing's errors. Weekends and missed days stay on the chart as gaps.
Two more screen recordings of the live app, default Electric palette.
Master all 9 content areas of the BCBA 6th Edition Test Content Outline, from Behaviorism & Philosophical Foundations (A) to Personnel Supervision & Management (I). BCaBA has 9 areas; RBT has 6 (A–F).
| Method | How it runs in the app | Parameter | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Programmed instruction | Every frame starts independent. Miss it and you drop to the full prompt; two correct in a row fades one level: Full prompt (L0) → Partial prompt (L1) → Intraverbal cue (L2) → Independent (L3). The cue waits 2 s so you try first. | 4 levels · 2-in-a-row · 2 s delay | Holland & Skinner, 1961; Touchette & Howard, 1984 |
| SAFMEDS timings | Shuffled cards, 60-second timing with a 4-second finish-your-word grace period and mobile tap-choice mode so you never get cut off mid-word. You write (type) or tap each answer; corrects and errors are tallied separately and both converted to per-minute rates. | 60 s · aim ≥ 40/min | Lindsley, 1990 |
| Standard Celeration Chart | Your best timing of the day is one dot, with that timing's own errors; every sprint is still saved. Missed days stay visible as gaps. Celeration is the weekly multiplier. | 140 days · 6 cycles · ×2.0 = doubling/wk | Lindsley, 1992 |
| FSRS-ABA scheduling | New frames step through 1 min and 10 min, then graduate to spaced review. Reviewing early never counts as spacing. Latency is timed from when the answer box opens. | mastered at stability ≥ 21 d | Ye et al., 2022 |
| 21-day plan & Dashboard | Days 1–14 introduce new frames; days 15–21 are review and SAFMEDS only. The in-app “Today's plan” dashboard automatically calculates your exact daily targets (e.g., “Day 8: 15 frames + 1 sprint”) so you always know what to study next without decision fatigue. | 14 + 7 days | Pavlik & Anderson, 2008 |
| Answer matching | Every key word of the target must be present. “Negative reinforcement” is never accepted for “positive reinforcement.” | first 4 letters · ±2 chars | — |
| Track | Outline | Areas | Tasks | Frames |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BCBA | 6th Ed. | 9 (A–I) | 104 | 312 |
| BCaBA | 6th Ed. | 9 | 90 | 270 |
| RBT | 3rd Ed., eff. Jan 1, 2026 | 6 (A–F) | 43 | 129 |
The BACB exam tests you on the science of changing behaviour. Most prep tools hand you flashcards and hope. This app runs the science on you instead: cards that start with a hint and quietly take it away, a 60-second daily speed check, a chart that shows whether you are actually getting faster, and review timing that follows your own forgetting rather than a fixed calendar.
Every card cites its source. Every sprint lands on the chart. Every review date comes from how fast and how accurately you answered last time. That is how behaviour analysts measure learning — now it is how you study for the exam.
One payment, lifetime access. Every BACB number on this site is checked against the 2026 handbooks: fees of $110 (RBT), $300 (BCaBA) and $370 (BCBA) for a first attempt; 85, 175 and 185 questions including unscored items; a 7-day retake wait for RBT and 30 days for BCaBA and BCBA.
| Track | Price | Areas | Tasks | Frames | BACB fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RBT | $10 | 6 | 43 | 129 | ~$110 |
| BCaBA | $25 | 9 | 90 | 270 | ~$300 |
Every track includes study cards with four levels of hint fading, 60-second SAFMEDS speed checks, your Standard Celeration Chart, and reviews scheduled around your own forgetting curve. One-time payment, no subscription.
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The whole BCBA outline, from Behaviorism & Philosophical Foundations to Personnel Supervision & Management.
Start the BCBA trackExperience prompt fading, immediate confirmation, and source citations firsthand. The full app features 711 frames across the BCBA, BCaBA, and RBT tracks.
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Learn each card, get fast enough that recall is automatic, and watch the chart prove it.
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