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For GCSE and IGCSE, built around the set texts. Study guides, quests and comics, free with no account.
Not ready for an account? Play a quest on your text instead.
Know which text you are studying? Search for it and go straight to its guide.
Choosing your board is how the site shows the right texts. Each text names the boards that set it, and the text search shows each result's boards.
Before the story
37 games for EAL, KS3 and GCSE, marked as you play. All 37 explain every answer. Some are timed, and none needs an account.
One text, five chapters
Below, one student takes Macbeth from the first page to the exam room. Study guides and quests cover 100+ set texts. Some texts also have the full text to read, and a comic.
Chapter I of V. Read it
Macbeth is one of 30+ set texts free to read in full. Key quotations are highlighted in 22 texts, so the lines worth learning stand out as you read. Macbeth's key extracts are annotated line by line.
It is also one of 22 set texts drawn as linocut-style comics: 400+ panels, kept inside the study guide.
Macbeth is set by AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC Eduqas and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Literature.

Chapter II of V. Play it
Quests for 100+ set texts: 600+ levels, 8,700+ questions, most answers with the reason. Put the moments of Act 1 in order, then work through the levels. Finish a part and its panels ink in.
No timers, no daily streaks, no leaderboards, no lives; a flame counts right answers in a row. Signed in, answers are saved; not signed in, nothing is sent.

Chapter III of V. Revise it
100+ set-text study guides. Macbeth's has an overview, the acts, characters, themes, context, key quotations, flashcards and a quiz. Revision notes for 40+ texts and 2,000+ flashcards sit alongside, with exam technique and common mistakes.
All of it is free with no account, so revision can start tonight.

Chapter IV of V. Write about it
Choose the board, paper and question, paste the essay and send it. Get a mark for each assessment objective, what went well, what to improve and what to practise next. Written by AI and labelled as AI; the grade is a practice estimate, not an official result.
AI marking is part of the 7-day free trial or a plan. 13 to 15-year-olds need a parent's approval or their school's recorded authorisation before AI feedback is switched on.

Chapter V of V. Sit it
Mock papers by board, free with an account.

Epilogue
A 7-day free trial of the full product. No card. It covers AI marking, the examiner tool, model answers and courses, but not the school portal.
Free with no account: study guides, quests, games, comics, full texts, revision notes, flashcards, study tools, exam technique, the first module of every course, and the IELTS placement test.
Student plan £3.99 a month or £29.99 a year. Planned standard pricing £7.99 a month or £69.99 a year. See pricing
KS3, GCSE, International GCSE, International A level (guides and quests), IELTS, EAL
Your child can use the study guides, quests, games and comics without an account. Under-13s cannot sign up; 13 to 15-year-olds need a parent's approval or their school's recorded authorisation before AI feedback is switched on.
For parentsThe examiner tool marks typed or photographed scripts against the paper's level grid. The AI mark is a second opinion, never the award. Teacher plan £6.99 a month or £67.99 a year.
For teachersWe are at launch stage, taking our first ten Founding Schools. As a Founding School you would be among the first to use it, and we set it up with you. A place covers the whole school at £4,000 a school year, against planned standard pricing of £8,000.
For schoolsA free IELTS placement test, about 12 minutes, no account.
Take the placement test37 games for EAL, KS3 and GCSE, marked as you play. All 37 explain every answer.
For EAL learnersThe same site in Arabic, right to left. Study material stays in English.
Open the Arabic site