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The GCSE and A-Level revision website and app. Start with our free revision notes and past papers, try the AI study tools free for 5 days, and bring it all together in one place.
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Studio, the Revise Right app, has everything you need to ace your GCSE and A-Level exams. Make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, or use Official Vaults: course notes and practice organised by your exam board. Chat to our AI tutor, available 24/7. Turn homework from your teacher into a Project. And try Guided Learning, now in beta.
Create an account to make and save your own notes, flashcards, quizzes and mind maps. Organise them in Projects, ask the AI tutor when you get stuck, and pick up where you left off.
Explore StudioRead it. Recall it. Test it. Find the way that works for you.
YourRevision toolkitOfficial VaultsStart with course resources organised by qualification, subject and exam board.
YourRevision toolkitFlashcards & recallTurn key ideas into questions and practise recalling the answers.
YourRevision toolkitQuizzes & practicePut your knowledge to the test and find the gaps worth revisiting.
Yourrevision toolkitMind mapsConnect the big picture with the details you need to remember.
YourRevision toolkitPast papersPractise with real exam questions, then check available mark schemes.
YourRevision toolkitAI tutorGet another explanation or a hint when a topic leaves you stuck.
Browse free GCSE and A-Level revision notes and past papers, or explore Official Vaults organised by qualification, subject and exam board (AQA, Edexcel and OCR).
Use AI to turn your own notes, slides or homework into flashcards, quizzes and mind maps. Review what it creates, save it to your library, and keep related work together in Projects.
We’re improving Revise Right as students use it. Guided Learning is in beta with limited availability. Look for beta labels and share your feedback to help shape what comes next.
Your account is free. Your eligible five-day Pro trial starts automatically when you verify your signup email. No card needed. No automatic charge. Your 5-day trial includes up to 15 AI study resources, 100 AI tutor messages, 20 marked answers and 2 custom lessons. Guided Papers is in testing and is invite-only for now. After 5 days you keep your account and saved work, and only pay if you choose a plan.
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The best one covers your exact exam board, subject and tier (Foundation or Higher), and helps with what you need next: understanding a topic, remembering it or practising exam questions. Revise Right puts revision notes, past papers, flashcards, quizzes and an AI tutor in one place, for AQA, Edexcel and OCR. See how we compare with other revision websites and apps.
Yes. Our GCSE and A-Level revision notes and past papers are free to read without an account. Pro adds the AI tutor, flashcard, quiz and mind map makers, and Projects. You can try Pro free for 5 days with no card needed.
GCSE, AS Level and A Level courses for AQA, Edexcel and OCR, including Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business, Economics, Geography and Further Maths. Each subject page lists exactly which courses are live.
Yes. Revise Right works in your browser on your phone, tablet or laptop, with nothing to download. Make flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and pick up where you left off on any device.
Yes. Revise Right Mocks ’26 gives you free GCSE and A-Level mock exams in autumn 2026, to practise for your summer 2027 exams. Predicted papers are available for selected courses alongside real past papers with mark schemes (the official marking guides).
Yes. Our free revision timetable maker builds a weekly GCSE or A-Level study planner around your real summer 2027 exam dates. Pick your subjects and exam boards, then print it. No account needed.
Ask it anything, 24/7. It explains topics, quizzes you and remembers what you have been working on, so its help gets more useful the more you revise. Always check important answers against your notes and mark schemes.
Choose one weak topic, recall what you know without notes, fix the gaps, then answer exam questions and check the mark scheme. Repeat the topics that cost you marks instead of rereading everything.