
Free Revision engines
Revise GCSE or A-level Maths instantly & build your interactive skill tree!
GCSE maths revision engine
Practise any GCSE or iGCSE topic with questions generated fresh each time, so you can't run out or learn the answers by heart. Covers all six strands — Number, Algebra, Ratio and Proportion, Geometry, Probability, and Data and Statistics — at both Foundation and Higher tier. Your answer is marked instantly and your accuracy on each topic feeds straight into your skill tree. 165 interactive courses. Every topic on the GCSE and A-Level specifications has its own course. Each teaches the method through worked examples, then asks you to try questions yourself with instant feedback — so you find out whether you've understood as you go, rather than at the end of a page. Over 20 revision engines with unlimited questions. The engines generate a new question every time rather than serving from a fixed bank, so you can't run out of practice or memorise the answers. They mark your work instantly and accept any mathematically equivalent form, whether you write an answer as a surd, a fraction or a negative index. Over 100 worksheets with full solutions. Printable PDF worksheets for every topic, with questions grouped into fluency, reasoning and problem solving, and step-by-step worked solutions in a separate file. A skill tree that tracks everything. Your accuracy on each topic is recorded as you work, so you can see at a glance what's secure, what's developing and what hasn't been started. Diagnostic reports turn that into a specific list of what to revise next. Free student tools. A formula sheet builder that creates a personalised sheet of everything you need to memorise, an exam paper builder that assembles a custom paper from any combination of topics, and a revision timetable maker.
A-Level maths revision engine
The same approach for A-Level and International A-Level. Choose a single topic or a whole exam module — Pure 1 to 4 — and work through generated questions with instant marking. Any mathematically equivalent answer is accepted, so writing a result as a surd, a fraction or a negative index all count as correct.
A-Level formula sheet builder
Build a personalised formula sheet for A-Level and International A-Level maths. Pick the modules you're sitting and the tool assembles every formula you need to memorise into one printable PDF, laid out by topic. Useful for spotting which formulas are given in the exam booklet and which you're expected to know.
GCSE formula sheet builder
The GCSE version, with separate Foundation and Higher tiers so you only see what applies to your paper. Covers all six strands, with worked examples showing each formula in use rather than just the formula on its own. Print it and keep it in your folder.
Revision timetable maker
Enter your exam dates, the subjects you're taking and how much time you can realistically give each week, and the tool builds a revision timetable around them. It weights the schedule towards subjects with earlier exams and leaves space for the topics you've flagged as weakest.
Exam paper builder
Assemble your own practice paper from any combination of topics. Choose the level, pick the topics and the number of marks, and the tool produces an exam-formatted paper with a mark scheme. Useful for a targeted mock on the two or three topics you're actually worried about, rather than sitting a full past paper.
Free Diagnostic tools
Uncover your learning style and how to leverage this for success, in less than 3 minutes.
Get a quick report on your strengths and weaknesses in Maths to help prioritise your key areas.
What type of learner are you?
A three-minute questionnaire that identifies how you take in and retain information, then gives you specific revision techniques suited to it. Less about labels than about practical advice — if rereading notes has never worked for you, this suggests what might instead.
GCSE maths diagnostic report
A short set of questions across all six GCSE strands that produces a report on where your strengths and gaps actually are. It ranks topics by priority rather than just marking you right or wrong, so you finish with an ordered list of what to revise first.
Year 12 maths diagnostic report
The same idea for the first year of A-Level, covering Pure 1 and 2 alongside the applied content. Useful in the run-up to end-of-year exams, or at the start of Year 13 to check what's stuck from the previous year. This can also guide what to work on next using our revision system.
Year 13 maths diagnostic report
Covers the full A-Level specification, including the Year 12 content that reappears in the final papers. Designed for the months before the exam, when the question stops being "have I covered this?" and becomes "which of these can I actually do under pressure?".
More Free Maths Revision
These tools work best alongside the rest of the platform. If a diagnostic report flags a topic you've forgotten, the interactive courses teach the method from scratch with worked examples and instant-feedback practice. If you'd rather test yourself under exam conditions, the printable worksheets come with full worked solutions. Everything is free, and your progress across all of it feeds into the same skill tree.
