Every option explained, including the ones you did not pick. Revision notes for every syllabus topic across six subjects and fifteen exam boards. Free, and no card.
Six subjects across fifteen exam boards. Pick yours, then your syllabus, and everything after that is filtered to it.
Three screens from the portal itself. No mock-ups.
If yours is not here, the contact page will reach a person.
Free. There is no card, no trial that expires and no locked chapter. You create an account so your progress and your mistakes are saved for next time, and that is the only thing an account is for.
Seven: Cambridge A-Level (9708), Cambridge IGCSE (0455), AQA A-Level (7136), Edexcel A-Level (9EC0), Edexcel IGCSE (4EC1), IB Economics, and AP Microeconomics and Macroeconomics. You pick your board once and everything after that is filtered to your syllabus.
Past papers published by the exam boards, with their own mark schemes. They are not questions we invented that look like exam questions. Where the original paper had a diagram or a table, we show it alongside the question.
You get the reasoning for the correct option and for each of the three you did not pick, because knowing why a tempting answer is wrong is what stops you picking it again. The question also goes to a mistakes locker so you can come back to exactly those.
No. You can read every revision note and start practising without an account. Signing in saves your results across devices, which is the point at which most students do it.
Sign-in is handled by Google, so we never see a password. We store the answers given and the topics practised, which is what makes the progress tracking work. We do not sell data and there is no advertising on the portal. The privacy page sets out exactly what is kept and how to have it deleted.
No, and it is not meant to be. It is the practice and feedback part, which is the part that usually gets squeezed. It works best alongside teaching, not instead of it.
Use the flag button on the question. It comes straight to us and it is genuinely useful. Every answer is checked against the board's published mark scheme, but the banks are large and we would rather hear about it.