Your overview
A snapshot of your recorded attempts
Explore by topic
Open a topic to see your question history and marks
Topics to prioritiseRevision focus
Ranked by your recorded performance
Recent progressLatest attempts
Scores are calculated from the marks you've entered.
Question-type breakdown
Where are you gaining and losing marks?
Next best step
Add a paper and record question marks to generate evidence-based revision priorities.
Scan a pre-marked paper
Upload the paper with your answers and awarded marks already on it
📄 Add every page of your paper
Choose multiple photos, add more in batches, or upload one PDF. The AI will read the question text and the marks already written on the paper.
This protects the AI endpoint from unauthorised use. It is not your OpenAI API key.
This scan sends the uploaded pages to the AI service through a secure server function. It reads marks already visible on your paper; it does not independently mark your answers. Review all extracted details before saving.
Extracted questions0 questions
Check the marks and classifications. You can edit any field before saving.
Your extracted questions will appear here after analysis.
Add a question manually (optional)
Use this if the AI misses a question or you want to add one yourself.
Topic
Your question-level performance
Performance analysis
See patterns across topics and question styles
Topic performance
Based on marks earned ÷ marks available
Question-type performance
Compare how you perform on different command words and skills
How to interpret this
A topic with only one short question is not yet a reliable measure. The full version should show sample size and confidence, distinguish recent performance from long-term performance, and avoid treating every mark as equally informative.
Paper library
Your saved scans and question records
Specification map
The structure questions will be classified against
The full build will use the official specification documents and version for each exam board, down to the individual numbered learning statements. These are starter categories, not a complete specification transcription.