How it works

One course. Every way to learn it.

Read it, play with it, practise it, remember it, and ask for help the moment you're stuck. Everything below is the real app; open the demo to try it.

01

Pick anything

Search the library by subject, exam board or a single word. Every course is mapped chapter by chapter from the official specification, in 12 languages.

Browse the library
The library in the app, with featured courses and painted covers
02

Read a lesson that explains

Clear explanations, worked examples and diagrams, with what you'll learn at the top and a check at the end. Stuck on a line? Ask about it.

Read a real lesson
A GCSE Biology lesson on evolution by natural selection
03

Get inside the idea

Interactives sit inside the lessons: be the bird hunting peppered moths, fire a ball and bend its path, sort a list and race the algorithms.

Play with one
An interactive simulation of peppered moths and natural selection
04

Practise until it sticks

Exercises for every chapter and a question bank by topic, marked as you go, with a fresh version of any question you get wrong.

Try an exercise
Exercises for a chapter, marked as you go
05

Remember it for the exam

Flashcards come back just before you would forget them. A few minutes a day keeps a whole course fresh.

Study flashcards
Flashcard decks with cards due today
06

Plan the week, see the progress

Set a goal and the app plans your week around it. Drag a task onto the calendar, then watch every chapter fill in.

Open the calendar
A weekly study calendar with planned sessions
07

Ask out loud

Tap the microphone and talk. The assistant sees the page you're on: it explains, gives you a similar question, opens the right lesson and moves your plan around.

Try the assistant
The student home page with the assistant bar at the top
08

A real tutor, when you need one

See who's available now and talk for five minutes or two hours. Pay by the minute.

About tutors
Tutors available now, with per-minute prices
Films

A minute that makes it click.

Short films for the hardest ideas, made by the team behind Mathsy, whose maths films have reached 115,000 learners.

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