One home for the whole nursing journey.

For students

NCLEX prep that coaches, not just quizzes.

Four hundred twenty-four original NCLEX-style questions across all 8 Client Needs categories — including Next Generation item types — a practice builder that fits your life, study modes with spaced repetition, and progress tracking that shows where you're actually weak. And Nick, the AI tutor: ask him anything, and he'll walk you to the answer instead of giving it away.

$7.99/mo after a free 7-day trial. A free account includes 40 practice questions; every signup also gets a free 7-day trial with full access. See plans.

The practice bank1,187 original items — 1,037 NCLEX mapped to the 8 Client Needs categories plus 150 first-year foundations — timed or untimed. Try it → Study modeSpaced repetition done for you — cards return at 1, 3, 7, 14, then 30 days. Study → Nick, inside the appYour AI copilot tutors Socratically, from your own misses. Meet Nick →

For faculty

Teach with the bank. Grade with the data.

Build assignments and exams from the original 1,187-item bank (1,037 NCLEX + 150 foundations), write better items with the item-writing academy, and read real analytics — difficulty, discrimination, distractor performance, most-missed rankings — with CSV export. The CCNE accreditation toolkit and clinical & rotation admin come with the same plan. Flags are review signals for your judgment; the system never deletes items, changes keys, or adjusts scores on its own.

$10/mo after a free 7-day trial — full toolkit from day one of the trial. See plans · Visit the faculty page.

AssignmentsBuild exams and assignments from the bank in minutes. Build → AnalyticsPer-item analysis with CSV export — your data, your call. See it → CCNE toolkitStandards I–IV in plain language, documentation toolkit, readiness checklist. Enter →

How it works

A translator, not a pundit

Nursing licensure runs on documents: the NCSBN test plans, the NCLEX candidate bulletins, AACN essentials. They are authoritative and, frankly, hard to read — scattered across PDFs, dense tables, and jargon. SI Nursing puts the working parts of those documents into plain language in one place, grounded in what the official sources actually say. Long-form pages carry inline citations to those sources, and where we synthesize, we say so explicitly: “Our read:” marks our interpretation. Nothing here replaces your instructors, your program's advisors, your state board, or the official exam sites.