One tool for the whole two years — free comprehensive revision notes, infinite exam questions, honest examiner marking, and a tutor that talks you through every answer.
Every AQA Biology, Chemistry and Physics topic explained clearly, with diagrams — free for everyone, no account needed.
AI writes new AQA-style questions on demand. You will never run out.
Balanced across the whole spec, so no part of a topic gets left behind.
Marked against genuine AQA mark schemes and examiner reports.
After any mark, chat it through — why a point missed, what full marks looks like — grounded in your actual answer.
See your own answer rewritten for full marks — missing points added, genuine factual errors corrected — both clearly marked.
Feedback tells you when a dropped mark was really about HOW you wrote it, not what you knew — then a guided drill fixes just that, using the marks you already earned, not a whole new question.
A topic radar and revision heatmap that show exactly where to focus.
One question a day keeps the streak alive. Revision that sticks.
Any AQA Biology, Chemistry or Physics subtopic, mark value and tier.
A fresh exam-style question every time — never the same one twice.
Examiner-style feedback showing exactly which marks you hit and missed.
The exact mark you dropped, and why — then it loops back to question one on that same spot.
A test coming up in class? Drill that exact spec point until the marks come easily.
Practise exam-style questions across a whole topic and see where you would drop marks — before it counts.
A few marked questions a day keeps it ticking over, so you start the year sharp, not rusty.
Lock in what you just learned with a couple of marked questions while it is still fresh.
Keep losing marks on the same topic? Let the AI find it and drill it until it clicks.
In the run-up to GCSEs, turn revision into real marks with instant, honest feedback.
Yes — answers are graded against genuine AQA mark schemes and examiner reports, including the strict rules examiners use (an unqualified answer scores zero, not partial credit). In our own testing it agreed with the official mark to within 1 mark about 98% of the time across a typical paper, and matched the exact mark on virtually every 1–3 mark question.
AQA only, for now — not Edexcel, OCR or WJEC. AQA GCSE Biology (8461), Chemistry (8462) and Physics (8463), across every topic and both Foundation and Higher tier. Check your specification code matches before subscribing.
Yes. After any answer is marked, “Ask the examiner” lets you have a proper back-and-forth about your exact response — why a point didn’t score, what a full-mark answer would look like, whether your wording is precise enough for the exam. It’s grounded in what you actually wrote and the real mark scheme, not generic advice, and it won’t change your mark — it explains it. Free accounts get 3 questions per answer; Premium is unlimited.
General chatbots guess a mark and are easily fooled by answers that sound right. This is tuned specifically for AQA marking — it uses real mark schemes and withholds credit for near-misses, so the feedback matches what you would actually get in the exam. It also gives individual feedback on every answer, tracks your progress and marks over time, and can pick out the spec points you keep losing marks on and drill them for you — none of which a one-off chat does.
No. You get 5 free AI-marked questions every day, forever, with no card required — that includes Improve My Answer and a model answer on any of them. Premium unlocks unlimited practice, Ask the examiner and every other feature for £4.99/month, or £24.99 once for lifetime access.
Yes — it works in any browser on your phone, tablet or laptop. Practise on the bus, mark on the sofa.
Yes. The question bank is grounded in 1,226 real AQA past-paper questions, and the AI is specifically tuned to lean into the exact scenarios and question types that keep recurring across real papers — not just anything technically on the spec — so your practice time goes further where it actually matters.
Every mark you drop is checked separately for content (did you know the science) and technique (did your answer match what the command word demanded — e.g. a list where "Explain" needed linked reasoning). Your progress page shows the split by command word, so you can tell whether you actually need to revise more, or just need to practise how you write it.
Free to try, no card — 5 questions a day, forever. See exactly where your marks are going.
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