An AI tutor for GCSE revision and homework

• Revising a topic: "Quiz me on the causes of the First World War" or "Test me on cell transport."
• Understanding something: "I don't get moles" or "Explain how a bill becomes law in simple words."
• Exam technique: practise a 6-mark science question and get feedback on what's missing.
• English and humanities: plan an essay and get comments on your draft.
• Maths: work through a problem on the whiteboard; the tutor finds the step that went wrong.

The GCSE Maths pathway includes an original question bank for selected topics, a diagnostic that finds your weak topics, a study plan built from it, and timed mock papers in the style of Paper 1 (non-calculator) and Paper 2 (calculator), marked with a mark scheme. You can also try two free GCSE Maths mock papers without signing up.

These are original materials, not official past papers, and we don't claim full coverage of any specification. Use your exam board's past papers too.

The most effective revision is testing yourself and spacing it out over weeks, not rereading notes (Dunlosky et al., 2013, summarised in our active recall guide). The tutor is built for this: it quizzes you, comes back to what you got wrong, and keeps notes on what you find hard. Plan the weeks with our free revision timetable generator or read how to make a GCSE revision timetable.

The tutor doesn't know your exam board's exact specification unless you tell it, and like any AI it can make mistakes, so check key facts against your notes and textbook. It's a revision partner, not a replacement for your teachers.