Practise the questions your exam will actually ask.

Drop in your past papers. Get new ones in your lecturer’s style, marked when you hand them in, with exactly what to fix.

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Past papersLecture slidesProblem sheetsPhotos of the boardMark schemesDiscrete mathsLinear algebraAlgorithmsProbabilityCalculusPhysicsStatistics

Three steps. That’s it.

  1. 1

    Drop in your course

    Past papers and lecture notes. It finds the topics and the real questions in a minute.

  2. 2

    Sit a paper in your lecturer’s style

    New questions with the same wording, marks and difficulty. Type your answers, or photograph your working on Pro.

  3. 3

    See exactly what to fix

    Marked against a mark scheme, with the reason for every mark you lost, then one button to fix it.

Every mistake comes back until it sticks.

Get a question wrong and it returns in your daily paper, a little further apart each time you get it right. You just press Start.

A short paper a day, planned up to your exam

Free to start.

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Questions

Will it work for my course?

Yes, if it’s examined with questions: maths, computing, physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, statistics and more, including questions built on diagrams, circuits, graphs and molecules. Essays aren’t marked yet.

What should I upload?

A past paper works best. Lecture notes help it find the topics. PDF, Word, or photos of the pages.

Does it do my homework?

No. It writes practice from your material and marks what you write. The tutor explains; it doesn’t hand over answers to set work.

Is there an iPhone app?

Yes. Your courses, papers and reviews stay in step between the web and the app.

More answers about uploads, marking, billing and your account are in Help.

Start with one past paper.

See the questions it finds within a minute.

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