Small tools that do one job well. A tool is only marked available when it works today; the rest are labelled honestly until they ship.
Open a PowerPoint from your device and teach from it: ink on every slide, spotlight, curtain, timer, wheel of names and quick polls. Nothing is uploaded; everything stays in your browser.
Pakistan Studies and Islamiyat, Oct/Nov 2026: the last eight days before the papers, one card a day, with the daily Surah and Hadith writing. Opens on today.
Maths, English, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Computer Science, Oct/Nov 2026: pick what you sit and get a day-by-day plan from the real dates, rebuilt every morning, linked to the banks and past papers.
Focused sessions with short breaks. Runs in your browser, no account needed.
Say a definition out loud, or type it, and it is marked against the real Cambridge mark-scheme points: each point ticks as you say it. 551 definitions across Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Computer Science.
Build and run every separation on the bench: filtration, evaporation, crystallisation, simple and fractional distillation and paper chromatography, then 76 real Cambridge questions with mark schemes.
Exothermic and endothermic, built up one step at a time. Watch bonds break and re-form with the energy counted, run six reactions on the thermometer, move the particles through every change of state, then the energy box, ΔH, reaction pathway diagrams and catalysts, with a 26-question quiz.
Watch particles collide and react. Compare box A with box B for concentration, pressure, surface area, temperature and catalysts, run the gas syringe, loss-of-mass and disappearing-cross experiments, draw your own rate graphs, then 94 real multiple-choice and 120 real written Cambridge questions.
Every map location for 0448 Paper 2, chapter by chapter, on a Cambridge-style outline map. Learn it, then drill it blank: find it, name it, type it, or answer the real Cambridge map questions from 2016 to 2025 with the original figures and mark schemes.
Every 3-mark Source A question since 2015 with its official scheme. Set the lens, tap the three clauses that earn the marks, write it at exam pace, then read the scheme drawn onto the source. The decoy lines are marked so you learn what scores nothing.
Every Source B picture since 2015 (22 paintings, photographs, cartoons and posters) with the official level grid. Pin the features on the picture, climb the ladder from feature to inference to fact with the marks counting live, then see the examiner’s boxes drawn onto the image.
Prepare a soluble salt by titration: assemble the apparatus, titrate, then crystallise.
Soluble salts, insoluble salts, precipitation and crystallisation, step by step.
Exam-style definitions by topic, with spaced repetition that keeps the ones you miss coming back.
Pick the topics, pick the size, and get a mixed quiz of real Cambridge questions marked instantly.
Work back from your exam dates to a realistic weekly plan across every topic of the subjects you sit.
Every element with its Cambridge data-sheet mass, electron shells, group trends and the ions it forms. Click any element for its card.
Every equation you are expected to recall, one page per subject, with the symbols and units beside each one. Printable.
Moles, mass, Mr, concentration and gas volume with the working shown, using the Cambridge data-sheet masses.
SI prefixes and the unit conversions that appear in Physics papers, with the working shown.
Balance chemical equations and check your own attempts. Type the skeleton equation; it finds the coefficients and explains the atom count.
Enter your marks per paper and see where you stand against the real Cambridge grade thresholds for that series.