Revise smarter.
Score higher.
Notes, flashcards, quizzes and mock papers pitched to your exact exam board — with a plan that tells you what to do each day.
Miss a question and it lands on your revision list automatically. Photograph your handwritten answers and get them marked in seconds — no waiting on a teacher.
- ✓ Free sample questions when you sign up
- ✓ Flashcards, notes and your study plan — free forever
- ✓ No payment needed to get started
Tap "Show answer", then grade yourself.
Yes, we mark your handwriting
Photograph your answer. We show you what was read so you can fix anything before it counts — then it's marked against the real mark scheme in seconds, with feedback on exactly which marks you gained and lost.
- Photograph your written answer — no printer, no scanner needed
- Check the transcription before marking starts
- See exactly which marks you gained and lost, line by line
Subjects covered
Supported exams
Supported exam boards
How ExamPass.ai works
One connected system — not four separate tools.
Tell us your exams
Add your subjects and exam dates. We build a day-by-day plan backwards from them — mixing subjects rather than cramming one at a time.
Read the notes
Clear revision notes for every topic on your spec, with worked examples and exam tips — built to support practice, not replace it.
Test yourself
Quizzes, flashcards built from your own answered questions, and full mock papers — marked instantly, including your handwriting.
Close the gaps
Every weak topic is tracked across every subject. One tap takes you straight back to the note or quiz that fixes it.
Miss a day? Don't worry — it happens to everyone. Your plan adjusts overnight and you carry on. No need to start from scratch.
Every mistake gets put to work
Miss a question anywhere on ExamPass.ai and it doesn't just disappear. You never build a flashcard deck by hand — it builds itself from what you actually got wrong.
Cognitive science
The science behind ExamPass.ai
Most revision platforms are built to feel productive.
This one’s built to get you a pass.
Most revision sites bury you in colour-coded notes and flashcard decks you have to build yourself. They feel productive. Cognitive science calls this the “illusion of competence” — you recognise the information on the page, so your brain assumes you’d remember it under exam pressure too. You usually wouldn’t.
We built our own notes and flashcards differently. Notes exist to support practice, not replace it — reached from your weak topics, not something you sit and reread. Your flashcard deck is never something you build by hand; it’s made entirely from questions you’ve already answered, sorted weakest-first. That’s retrieval practice, the thing that actually works.
Pan and Rickard (2018) put it like this:
“Attempting recall of information from memory, as occurs when taking a practice test, is one of the most potent training techniques known to learning science.”
— Pan & Rickard (2018)
Getting information out of your head matters more than how it went in — but feedback is what turns a guess into a gain. Every quiz and mock paper is marked against a real mark scheme, so you find out exactly where you gained and lost marks, not just whether you were right.
Cramming the night before doesn’t stick. Spacing practice out over time does, and mixing subjects rather than blocking one at a time beats both. That’s exactly how the study planner is built: it spreads your practice out and deliberately interleaves your subjects, rather than letting you binge one subject into the ground.
Testing beats studying. Every time.
A review of 222 studies and 48,478 students found the same thing every time: testing yourself beats rereading your notes, by a wide margin.
Yang et al. (2021) · Adesope et al. (2017)
Still there when it matters
Reading your notes works for about an hour. Past papers make it stick for exam day. Retrieval practice trains your memory for the exact conditions you’ll be tested in.
Polack & Miller (2022)
Marks go to the mark scheme
Neat folders don’t get you marks. Matching the mark scheme does. The students who improve the most are the ones who go back and check exactly where they lost marks, every single time.
Yang et al. (2021)
What's free. What isn't.
No surprises — here's the whole split.
Free, always
- ✓ Revision notes for every topic
- ✓ Flashcards, built from your own answers
- ✓ Your day-by-day study plan
- ✓ Strengths & weaknesses breakdown
- ✓ Your first set of sample questions
Every student, always — not a trial.
Runs on credits
- → Quizzes on any topic you pick
- → Full mock papers with instant marking
Simple one-time packs or monthly plans. See pricing →
Marked in seconds, not days
No waiting around for a teacher to find time to mark it. Photograph your answers and get the result back in seconds.
Your plan adjusts itself
Miss a day and it quietly re-plans overnight. It happens to everyone — no need to start again from scratch.
Progress that's yours alone
Private streaks and levels — no leaderboards, no comparing yourself to anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
Is ExamPass.ai free?
Your first set of sample questions is free, no payment needed. Revision notes, flashcards, the study planner and your strengths & weaknesses breakdown are free for every student, always. Quizzes and mock papers with instant marking run on simple credit packs or monthly plans — see our pricing page for details.
Which exam boards does ExamPass.ai support?
AQA, Edexcel, OCR, CAIE (Cambridge) and the IB, across GCSE, A Level, IGCSE, International A Level and the IB Diploma.
Can ExamPass.ai mark handwritten answers?
Yes. Photograph your handwritten answers with your phone. We show you what was read so you can correct anything before it's marked against the mark scheme, with feedback on exactly where you gained and lost marks. Takes seconds.
How does the marking actually work?
Your handwriting is read and converted to text, which you check and correct, then marked against the real, stored mark scheme — the same one used for the exam paper itself. It's built to be consistent: the same answer submitted twice gets the same result.
What does the study planner do if I miss a day?
Nothing dramatic — it happens to everyone. Your plan quietly adjusts overnight so you can carry on from where you are without having to start over.
How do flashcards work?
You never build a deck by hand. Every question you've answered in a quiz becomes a flashcard automatically, sorted so the topics you're weakest on come up first.
Will I see the same questions twice?
No. We track every question you've seen, and new practice sessions are built to cover ground you haven't been tested on yet. Each session builds on the last one instead of repeating it.
Which qualifications does ExamPass.ai cover?
GCSE, A Level, IGCSE, International A Level and AS Level, and the IB Diploma (Higher and Standard Level), across every supported exam board and subject.
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I'm a Student
Revise with notes, flashcards and a plan built around your exams, then prove it with quizzes and mock papers marked instantly. Always know your weak topics before exam day.
✓ Free sample questions, and free study tools forever
I'm a Teacher
Set exam papers as homework and track submissions as they come in. See exactly how your class is performing, topic by topic.
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