Your revision, planned for you.
Each day’s plan picks what the exam asks most and what you find hardest. Finish it and you’re done for the day.
Ask your amigo
Stuck on something?
Know what comes up.
Every topic and sub-topic in every exam from 2017 to 2025: the marks it carried and what the question asked. Rate yourself and see where you really stand.
Your mastery map
All sub-topics, by theme. Tap a square to rate yourself and see how you’re really doing.
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What came up, 2017 to 2025
Marks on offer where each sub-topic was the main focus of a question, across all three papers. Tap a number to see the questions behind it, or a sub-topic’s name to see all of them. A record of past papers, not a prediction: anything in the specification can be examined.
Every topic. Every question type. Every mark scheme.
From quick multiple choice to 25-mark essays, marked the way an examiner marks and timed like the real exam.
Common mistakes on this topic
Play it, don’t just revise it.
A tutor who turns up when you do.
Booked, focused lessons on the topics you find hardest, with homework set afterwards. If a lesson is missed, your parent hears about it.
Turn revision into a game.
Live class quizzes, the class’s weak spots at a glance, and work set in seconds, in class or at home.
Teacher view (demo). The class, its students and their results are made up to show how it could work.
Parents pay. Students use.
Together you agree what a parent sees, from a weekly email to the full picture, and you can change it any time.
What your parent sees
You choose, and you can change it any time. Best chosen together.
One rule agreed at setup, whatever you choose: if you stop revising for two weeks during exam season, your parent gets a short heads-up. It never mentions marks.
Preview of this week’s email