The honest comparison.

I'm Blake Cunningham, CRNA. I went through nurse anesthesia school juggling Apex for Q-bank, a separate review course for the final push, CSPA before that for admissions prep, Picmonic for mnemonics, CE Broker for tracking, and a spreadsheet for credential renewals. Five subscriptions, $2,500 a year combined, none of them talking to each other, all of them built like 2014 ed-tech.

The Q-bank tools didn't talk to the lecture material. The mock-oral prep cost $1,500 for 5 sessions. Credential tracking required manually copying license expiration dates between 8 different state-board portals twice a year. The admissions prep tool didn't exist after I got in. And nothing — nothing — let me speak with an examiner the way you actually have to on board day.

So I built gasguide.app: one subscription that covers the whole CRNA arc. Voice-AI orals you can run at 11pm in your kitchen. A Q-bank that knows which NBCRNA subdomain you're weakest in and drills you there. A credentialing tracker that reads your license PDF and fills the form for you. Lectures with the same pitfalls + pearls a senior CRNA would quiz you on. One $20/mo subscription.

I'm a working CRNA, not a content shop or an ed-tech generalist. Every Q-bank item is hand-curated. Every lecture body is sourced from Miller's / Stoelting / Vargo / the AANA Practice Manual. No batch-AI fluff. We ship the things I wish I'd had as an SRNA.

— Blake Cunningham, CRNA