Live demo
This is what the platform tells you about yourself
Every chart below is the real analysis screen, running on a sample student’s term of work. Click around as much as you like — there’s no account, no card, and nothing to fill in.
The numbers on this page are made up. They’re a realistic example, not a real student’s results and not an average of anyone’s. Your own version of this screen is built entirely from questions you’ve actually attempted.
Performance breakdown
Where the questions came from, and how each went
- Correct397(62%)
- Wrong150(24%)
- Skipped91(14%)
Subject performance
The three papers, side by side
Physics
184 attempted · 71s avg
- 184
- Tried
- 125
- Correct
- 59
- Wrong
Chemistry
162 attempted · 58s avg
- 162
- Tried
- 131
- Correct
- 31
- Wrong
Maths
201 attempted · 94s avg
- 201
- Tried
- 141
- Correct
- 60
- Wrong
Subject comparison
Correct, wrong and skipped per subject
- Correct
- Wrong
- Skipped
Accuracy trend
Across your last 8 active days
Topic level
The actual list of what to fix
Subject scores are too coarse to act on. These are topics, and only ones with enough attempts behind them to be worth believing.
Needs work
- Maths · Geometry of Argand Plane31%
- Chemistry · Aromatic Hydrocarbons35%
- Physics · Friction38%
- Physics · Projectile Motion42%
- Chemistry · VSEPR Theory / Hybridization44%
Strongest
- Chemistry · Significant Figures92%
- Maths · Solution of Quadratic Equations90%
- Physics · Speed, Velocity and Acceleration88%
- Chemistry · Stoichiometry86%
- Physics · Nuclear Reaction, Fission and Fusion83%
How this gets built
None of this is filled in by hand
Every chart above is built from tags that already exist on the questions, plus one optional tap from you. That’s the whole input — there’s no spreadsheet to maintain and nothing to categorise yourself.
Tags that ship with every question
Each question already carries its subject, chapter, topic, question format, exam, year and shift — recorded when it was transcribed from the real paper.
That’s what makes a topic-level breakdown possible at all. A platform that only knows “Physics” can never tell you it’s specifically rotational motion letting you down.
One tap when you get something wrong
The only thing you ever add. When an answer is wrong, you tap why — while it’s still fresh, in about a second.
This is the difference between “you’re weak at Thermodynamics” and “you understand Thermodynamics fine, you keep running out of time on it” — two problems with completely different fixes.
Your version of this starts empty.
It fills in as you practise — no setup, no configuring, no tagging anything by hand. Answer questions and the analysis follows.
You’re exploring the demo — this is sample data.
Start for real