We show you the topics you're losing marks on. Every session ends with one clear next step.
Pick a subject and we'll take you straight there.
Browse matching coursesSummer exams in 42 weeks
Build the habit before revision pressure peaks.
Built for the boards you actually sit
Exam-style questions
Original questions written for UK boards, each with mark-scheme steps
Board-specific courses
GCSE, A-Level, SQA, BTEC and university routes mapped to real specifications
A real question
This is a real card from our GCSE Chemistry · AQA course, with the mark-scheme steps and slip notes written for it.
GCSE Chemistry · AQA
Why does sodium chloride have a high melting point?
Every wrong answer here is real chemistry — just the wrong model for an ionic lattice. So instead of a plain “incorrect”, we name the slip, show the working, and bring the topic back until it sticks.
Start from your energy level
However today feels, there's a way in. Every route leads back to questions and progress you can see.
How it helps
Start from GCSE, A-Level, Scottish Higher or BTEC, pick your board, then practise topics that match the paper.
Miss a question and it comes back with feedback until it sticks — your practice points at what needs work.
Your subjects become a map, so it's easy to see what's strong and what to do next.
Short cards for heavy days. Build momentum first, go deeper when you're ready.
Study levels
Wherever you are — GCSE, A-Level, Scottish Higher, BTEC or your first year at university — start from the topics that need you most.
Years 10–11
Practise Maths, Sciences, humanities, Business and Economics against your board's actual topic list.
Years 12–13
Go deeper with worked practice for AQA, Pearson Edexcel and OCR — Business, Economics and Psychology are live now.
Scotland + vocational
Sitting Highers or a BTEC? Your topic maps and assignments get the same short-card routine.
Undergrad +
Starting a degree? Bridge modules help you keep up with first-year concepts and problem sets.
Teaching or supporting a student?
How we built this
StudyVector is a small UK-built revision platform for students who need practice that knows their board, syllabus and the topics costing them marks. We built it because generic chat tools can explain ideas, but they do not create a revision route for the exact paper you sit.
Teacher feedback has shaped difficulty calibration, topic ordering and dyslexia-friendly reading settings. Live, beta and coming-soon areas are labelled plainly so you can judge what is ready now.
How questions are writtenTwo-minute cards, today's Daily, or straight to your board and subject. Your first session takes less time than deciding not to start.
We show you the topics you're losing marks on. Every session ends with one clear next step.
Pick a subject and we'll take you straight there.
Browse matching coursesSummer exams in 42 weeks
Build the habit before revision pressure peaks.
Built for the boards you actually sit
Exam-style questions
Original questions written for UK boards, each with mark-scheme steps
Board-specific courses
GCSE, A-Level, SQA, BTEC and university routes mapped to real specifications
A real question
This is a real card from our GCSE Chemistry · AQA course, with the mark-scheme steps and slip notes written for it.
GCSE Chemistry · AQA
Why does sodium chloride have a high melting point?
Every wrong answer here is real chemistry — just the wrong model for an ionic lattice. So instead of a plain “incorrect”, we name the slip, show the working, and bring the topic back until it sticks.
Start from your energy level
However today feels, there's a way in. Every route leads back to questions and progress you can see.
How it helps
Start from GCSE, A-Level, Scottish Higher or BTEC, pick your board, then practise topics that match the paper.
Miss a question and it comes back with feedback until it sticks — your practice points at what needs work.
Your subjects become a map, so it's easy to see what's strong and what to do next.
Short cards for heavy days. Build momentum first, go deeper when you're ready.
Study levels
Wherever you are — GCSE, A-Level, Scottish Higher, BTEC or your first year at university — start from the topics that need you most.
Years 10–11
Practise Maths, Sciences, humanities, Business and Economics against your board's actual topic list.
Years 12–13
Go deeper with worked practice for AQA, Pearson Edexcel and OCR — Business, Economics and Psychology are live now.
Scotland + vocational
Sitting Highers or a BTEC? Your topic maps and assignments get the same short-card routine.
Undergrad +
Starting a degree? Bridge modules help you keep up with first-year concepts and problem sets.
Teaching or supporting a student?
How we built this
StudyVector is a small UK-built revision platform for students who need practice that knows their board, syllabus and the topics costing them marks. We built it because generic chat tools can explain ideas, but they do not create a revision route for the exact paper you sit.
Teacher feedback has shaped difficulty calibration, topic ordering and dyslexia-friendly reading settings. Live, beta and coming-soon areas are labelled plainly so you can judge what is ready now.
How questions are writtenTwo-minute cards, today's Daily, or straight to your board and subject. Your first session takes less time than deciding not to start.