Precision GCSE and A-Level revision
Stop revising the wrong stuff.
Syllabus alignment. Mark-scheme grounded feedback.
Built for UK GCSE and A-Level learners with board-specific calibration, command-word accuracy, and weak-topic detection.
Answer one exam-style question, view mark-loss diagnostics, then move to a targeted repair task while the error context is still clear.
Summer exams in 21 days
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Works on your phone, because revision does not wait for a perfect desk setup.
- Board-aligned questions
- 2.4M+ questions answered (as of March 2026)
- No card required
StudyVector
Mark-scheme aligned feedback
You
Why did I lose marks when I basically knew this?
Revision coach
You knew the content. The mark leak was technique: no explicit command-word link, and units were implied. Fix: one timed retry using the mark-scheme verbs only.
Topic mastery72%
Daily learning loop
The site should pull you into the next question
StudyVector turns every answer into a visible next move: the lost mark, the repair task, the topic that gets stronger, and the next practice set. Progress comes from learning activity, never idle time.
Today's charge
Complete a short set to unlock the next repair.
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Questions
Answer
One real question
Start with a board or module-specific prompt, not a blank chat box.
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Repair
See the mark leak
The feedback tells you what cost marks and how to recover them next time.
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Progress
Strengthen your base
Only verified practice moves progress, streaks, weak topics, and Battle readiness.
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Practice → feedback → repair → progress → return
Choose your route
Built for different stages, not one generic student
School exam students need board accuracy. University students need module context. StudyVector keeps both paths visible and honest, so you land in the workflow that matches your revision.
GCSE
Board-specific practice for Year 10 and 11
Start with Maths, English, Science, History or Geography. See your board, attempt exam-style questions, and get feedback on the marks you dropped.
Open GCSE hubA-Level
Harder questions, clearer exam technique
A-Level students get topic depth, worked reasoning, predicted-paper routes, and a revision loop that pushes weak areas instead of repeating what is already secure.
Open A-Level hubUniversity
Module-aware revision from your handbook
University students can upload module materials, make flashcards, practise degree-level questions, and keep official handbooks as the source of truth.
Open university toolsStart before your motivation leaves
One task. One fix. One next move.
Choose your study path
GCSE, A-Level, admissions, or university. The first choice changes the tools, sources, and next steps you see.
Do one real task
Answer an exam question or upload a module handbook. Start from work that tells StudyVector something useful.
Follow the next move
Get the worked fix, weak-topic note, retry route, or module practice task. Less deciding, more revising.
For parents
Useful enough for students to actually open
Parents can support consistency without hovering. Students keep ownership of the work, and dyslexia mode stays one tap away with readable spacing and calmer layouts.
Most revised subjects
Find your subject without detective work
Cards show exam boards and live topic depth upfront, so students do not waste a click finding out it is not their spec.
Coverage by exam board
Board chips are shown on each subject card where coverage is live or expanding.
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Trust architecture
Built on measured use and teacher review
We only publish attributed feedback from real students and teachers. Where testimonials are limited, we foreground usage signals and the calibration work that improves syllabus coverage, topic depth, and accessibility defaults.
Current signal
2.4M+ questions answered
As of March 2026.
Calibration pipeline
Teacher review happens per subject lane before each weekly release: ordering, language difficulty, and dyslexia-readability settings are tuned from observed failure points.
Question-quality processShare your experience
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Serious revision that still feels alive
Short enough to start, deep enough to teach. Every loop is built around exam realism, rigorous feedback, and the next question you should attempt.
Board-accurate practice
Questions stay tied to your specification, including best next question so you stop wasting energy on the wrong route.
Feedback that says the quiet part
You see the exact reason marks disappeared, grounded in mark schemes and examiner standards.
Difficulty that follows the gap
Practice moves toward weak topics from your attempts, so you spend time where marks can actually move.
Progress you can explain
Streaks, mastery signals, and session history that make revision visible without turning it into a circus.
Honest guardrails
Built for exam prep: we teach the thinking instead of doing it for you.
Premium when the free loop is not enough
Start on Essential. Premium adds unlimited practice, deeper visibility, and the full revision cockpit.
University revision
Your module handbook, but less hostile
University content gets messy fast. Public UK university hubs, revision guides, and AI flashcards are live today. After sign-in, open Uni workspace to upload module handbooks and align practice with your learning outcomes.
Premium for the “I need a proper plan” stage
Unlock unlimited practice, deeper analytics, weak-area visibility, and the full set of tools that make daily revision stick. Still board-specific. Still examiner-grounded. Just less guesswork.
- See the topics quietly stealing marks
- Get unstuck without waiting for Monday's lesson
- Same calm interface, more useful repetitions
The app stays calm. The thinking gets sharper.
How we built this
Built with teacher feedback, then stress-tested by real use
StudyVector is built by a small UK team led by founder Lizzie D. Teacher feedback shaped question difficulty, topic order, and accessibility defaults like dyslexia mode; real session data shows what students actually stick with.
Usage metrics shown on this site reflect real recorded activity.