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Your board, your paper, your route
Performance training is shaped around exam boards, admissions formats, module handbooks, and published coverage rather than a one-size-fits-all syllabus.
Exams in 12 days
GCSE · A-Level · University · admissions
Find the marks hiding in your wrong answers.
Built for exact boards and weak topics.
StudyVector reads each attempt like a marked script: board, topic, command word, mark leak, then the next short repair set.
Summer exams start in 12 days. First exam window: 7 May 2026
Browse subjects and boardsHow our questions are writtenPremium and Exam Pass pricingBattle ModeSchools, demos, and trials
Free question before signupWeak-topic diagnosis after each attemptReadiness labels on every lane2.4M+ questions answered as of April 2026
AQAEdexcelOCRWJECEduqasCCEACambridge International (CIE)SQAIBAP
Coverage depth varies by subject and route. StudyVector labels what is live, partial, beta, or coming soon instead of pretending every lane is identical.
Reading mode for calmer revision
Mark leak map
One answer turns into a working repair route.
First GCSE exam
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7 May 2026
Exam script
Explain why the student's conclusion needs a unit and a comparison to the control.
The result increased because the concentration was higher.
Missing: correct unit and explicit control comparison.
Repair cue: write the mark-scheme phrase before the next timed set.
2 marks recoverable
AQA GCSE · Biology
Cell transport
Required practical wordingRepair now
Edexcel GCSE · Maths
Ratio
Method marks missingKeep warm
OCR A-Level · Chemistry
Equilibria
Units and assumptionsTarget next
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Attempt
Board-specific question
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Mark leak
What cost the point
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Repair
Next useful set
Focus targets
The topic most likely to change the next paper.
Marks at risk
What is still leaking marks before the paper.
Battle Mode
Progress comes from answered questions.
Practice feeds the map. The map feeds the next question.
Try itAt a glance
- What it is
- A board-specific revision system that turns specifications, test formats, and module materials into active practice, not generic chat.
- Who it’s for
- GCSE and A-Level students on major boards, admissions-test candidates, and university students where public course coverage is published.
- Exam boards
- Aligned to major boards including AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Eduqas, CCEA, Cambridge International (CIE), SQA, IB, AP. Browse subjects & boards
- Exams & admissions
- GCSE/A-Level practice and mocks where live, admissions routes such as UCAT, STEP, TMUA, MAT, PAT and LNAT, plus university hubs and handbook tools where published. Admissions hub
- Free plan
- Start without a card. First 3 days: no daily time cap. Then up to 30 minutes of practice per day (often ~20 questions). Premium unlocks unlimited time and the full toolset. Pricing
- What makes it different
- Board-, topic-, test-, and module-aware practice with adaptive routing instead of one-size-fits-all revision answers.
- Battle Mode
- A signed-in Arena feature where weak topics become repair zones, rewards come from answered questions, and cosmetic spend does not create power. See Battle Mode
Why StudyVector
Built around the paper you are actually sitting
Board-aware, route-aware, and module-aware exam performance training with weak-topic diagnosis and a clear practice step after every session.
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Weak-topic diagnosis
See where marks leak, then fix the topic that moves the grade fastest.
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Next practice step
Every session points to the training block most likely to improve the next paper.
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Readiness visibility
StudyVector shows what is live, what is expanding, and how close your current performance is to the paper you are actually sitting.
Market snapshot
Where each exam tool is strongest, and where StudyVector is different
Checked against public competitor pages on April 21, 2026. The point is not to pretend every rival is weak. It is to make the job of each platform clearer.
Snapshot checked April 21, 2026
Competitor
Seneca Learning
Seneca wins on scale and school workflow. StudyVector wins when a student needs the fastest path from a weak answer to the next useful question.
Best at
- Huge trust footprint with students, parents, and school homework workflows.
- Strong retrieval tooling through Smart Learning, Wrong Answers, and Mini Mocks.
Better fit when
Best when the student wants board-specific weak-topic repair, a free question before signup, public coverage honesty, and Battle Mode tied to real learning.
Competitor
Up Learn
Up Learn wins on premium course depth. StudyVector wins on breadth, speed-to-practice, and a more flexible revision workflow.
Best at
- Best-in-class premium taught-course depth for the subjects it covers well.
- Heavy trust signals through guarantees, tutor support, and polished production quality.
Better fit when
Best when the student needs wider subject breadth, lower-friction question-first revision, public board labels, and one account that stretches from GCSE into later routes.
Competitor
Save My Exams
Save My Exams wins on notes depth and polish. StudyVector wins when the student wants practice, momentum, and a stronger reason to come back tomorrow.
Best at
- Excellent notes, past papers, and exam-question library depth.
- Strong trust through teachers, examiners, polished resource structure, and very broad exam-board coverage.
Better fit when
Best when the student wants instant practice entry, adaptive follow-up, public question-writing transparency, and progress they can feel after one answer.
Competitor
Cognito
Cognito wins on clean learning UX and science familiarity. StudyVector can win by making every session feel more targeted and more motivating.
Best at
- Very clean student UX with a familiar learn-quiz-past-paper rhythm.
- Strong science and maths onboarding through videos, quizzes, flashcards, and past papers.
Better fit when
Best when the student likes low-friction revision but also needs weak-topic routing, visible progression, and exam-result-focused next steps.
Competitor
Physics & Maths Tutor
PMT is strongest on free archive depth. StudyVector is different because it turns revision from a filing cabinet into a guided system.
Best at
- Massive free archive value for topic questions, notes, and past papers.
- Popular with students because it is simple, direct, and free.
Better fit when
Best when static resources are not enough and the student needs the platform to choose the next topic, track progress, and keep momentum visible.
Defensible edges
Differentiation that feels real after one session
The strongest advantages are not broad AI claims. They are the parts a student notices quickly: a free question, a weak-topic signal, public coverage labels, and a learning-first motivation loop.
One free question before signup
Students can feel the product in under two minutes, then see a weak-topic signal before they ever commit to a fuller account flow.
Coverage honesty in public
Subjects, boards, and routes are labelled as live, partial, beta, or coming soon instead of pretending every lane is equally mature.
Question-writing transparency
StudyVector publishes how it treats specification mapping, AI boundaries, and quality control instead of relying on vague AI claims.
Learning-first Battle Mode
Competition, progression, and social return loops are tied to answered questions and mastery, not idle grinding or pay-to-win mechanics.
How it works
From first answer to the next useful step
A repeatable exam performance loop for school exams, admissions preparation, and degree study.
- 1Choose your qualification, exam board, admissions route, or university module.
- 2Answer a short diagnostic or practice set.
- 3See the precise mark leak and readiness signal.
- 4Close the weak topic with targeted performance training.
- 5Come back to a sharper next practice step each time.
Battle Mode
The feature that turns revision into visible momentum.
Arena is the signed-in Battle Mode route where practice repairs weak zones, strengthens strong subjects, and makes the next useful session obvious.
Arena is signed in only. Current progression is learning-gated and cosmetic-only; clans, school leagues and seasons stay marked as coming soon until production-ready.
Knowledge Base
Published as a signed-in Arena route
Progress comes from verified practice
Weak topics become repair zones
Async challenges, not live pressure
Choose your path
Revision for each study route
GCSE, A-Level, admissions, and university sit side by side, with each lane grounded in the sources that define it.
GCSE & A-Level
Browse subjects and start board-aware practice across AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Eduqas, CIE, SQA, IB and AP where coverage is live.
University students
Turn module handbooks, course pages, lecture outcomes and degree topics into active recall, flashcards and source-first practice where coverage is published.
Admissions tests
UCAT, STEP, TMUA, MAT, PAT, LNAT and more — timing, strategy and practice beside school and university routes.
Schools & teachers
Class visibility, homework follow-up, and reporting language that fits intervention meetings.
Coverage
Subjects, boards, admissions routes, and degree study
Pick your board, admissions route, university, or module. StudyVector labels each lane so school exam practice and degree-level revision stay grounded in the right source.
AQAEdexcelOCRWJECEduqasCCEACambridge International (CIE)SQAIBAP
University and degree-level tools
UK university hubs, course pages, module handbook upload, flashcards, and degree-level practice sit alongside GCSE, A-Level, and admissions prep. Official module materials stay the source of truth.
University revision hubProof and trust
Trust has to be visible
If we have a verified endorsement, we show it. If we do not, we explain what shaped the product: teacher feedback, real usage, and public coverage labels.
Published usage
2.4M+
Questions answered as of April 2026
We’re an early-stage platform. The numbers we publish reflect real usage, and every route is labelled by readiness: live, beta, partial, or coming soon.
Coverage style
Boards and subjects are labelled live, partial, beta, or coming soon.
Quality signal
Teacher feedback shaped difficulty, topic sequencing, and reading support.
Teacher co-design
Built with teacher feedback
Teacher conversations shaped question difficulty calibration, topic ordering, and the way students are guided back to weak areas after each session.
Workflow integration
Classroom workflow aware
The product is designed around intervention follow-up, homework visibility, and independent practice that still gives adults a clear view of progress.
SEND & accessibility
SEND-aware by design
Dyslexia mode, calmer layouts, chunked explanations, and lower-noise study flows were prioritised because teachers told us overload was costing students marks.
Lizzie built StudyVector after repeatedly hitting the same revision problem: notes, answers, and disconnected practice did not show what to fix next. Teacher conversations shaped the difficulty model, topic sequencing, reading mode, and the intervention detail adults need before they can trust a tool in real study routines.
How we built this
Built carefully, then labelled honestly.
StudyVector is built by a small UK team focused on one thing: helping students turn official course materials into active revision. That means exam specifications for GCSE and A-Level, test routes for admissions, and module sources for university study.
We shipped early, listened to teacher feedback on difficulty, topic sequencing, and dyslexia mode, and keep labelling what is live, partial, or coming soon. Premium revision should feel ambitious without pretending every subject, board, or module is already identical.
Small UK teamTeacher-informedCoverage labelled live
Summer 2026
2026 exam briefings
Prioritise specification-aligned practice, past papers, and weak-topic fixes — not rumours about what will appear on the day.
Predicted papers hub
See how we structure practice around exam-style topic emphasis — not leaked questions.
OpenExam questions by topic
Drill the specification topic-by-topic, with instant feedback.
OpenRevision guides
Techniques and routines that work in the final months before summer exams.
OpenDates and deadlines vary by board. Combine your school timetable with official exam board announcements — we focus your practice on the live specification.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you want unlimited depth.
Compare plans and pick what fits exam season.
Free
£0
Get into the habit
- First 3 days: unlimited daily practice time
- Then up to 30 minutes of practice per day (often ~20 questions)
- Core practice, explanations & progress overview
Unlock the Expert-Vetted Edge
£12.99/month
StudyVector Premium — 2026 spec-aligned
- Unlimited daily practice time — no mid-session stop during exam season
- Board-aligned questions with examiner-style feedback on weak topics
- Mocks, revision planner, and full tutor in one subscription
Questions students ask
Clear answers before you commit
Boards, subjects, and how StudyVector differs from generic revision tools and non-exam chat apps.
Start with one question, then build the full revision loop
Try the feedback loop first. If it helps, save your progress and keep building a route around your board, course, or module.