For parents and guardians

GCSE and A-Level progress you can understand without micromanaging

Read-only for you. Student-led for them.

StudyVector gives families a calmer way to understand whether revision is actually happening. You can see question volume, weak topics, and homework completion in plain English, while the student keeps control of the account and the revision flow.

This is built for support, not pressure. The aim is to make home conversations more useful: what is going well, what still needs work, and whether the current revision pattern is moving toward the exam result they want.

Set up for your child View pricing Try one free question first

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. 2.4M+ questions answered as of April 2026.

Parent dashboard

Your child's revision, made visible

Illustrative UI

Questions this week

6 study days

On track?

Target 7 to 7

On track for target

Homework done

92%

Across core subjects

The parent view is designed for calm support at home. Families can see progress, but the student still owns the account and day-to-day revision choices.

Illustrative UI only. These figures show the kind of signals a parent view can surface and are not taken from a real student account.

Question volume

See how many exam-style questions your child is actually doing this week, not just how long they sat at a desk.

Weak topics

Get a plain-English view of the topics still leaking marks so support at home can stay focused and specific.

Homework completion

Homework visibility stays readable for families without turning the parent view into another school portal.

How setup works

Three steps, no extra family complexity

Your child creates a free account

They can start with a free question, choose the right subjects and boards, and begin practising before anything is paid for.

They generate a parent link code

Inside the app, the student shares a one-time code so the parent view connects to the right account.

You get a read-only summary

You can see progress, weak topics, and homework signals in plain English without taking control away from the student.

Family buying context

Daily revision support for less than a typical tutoring month

A single tutoring session can cost as much as a month of structured revision support. StudyVector is not a one-to-one tutor, but it can give students a clear daily practice loop and give parents a better sense of whether revision is really happening.

Support, not surveillance

The parent view is read-only, so conversations can stay focused on support and next steps.

Try before deciding

Families can start with a free question and review subjects, boards, and pricing before paying.

Questions parents often ask

Is it safe?

Yes. Student data is used to run the learning system and support progress visibility. Parents connect through a one-time link to an existing student account rather than creating a second student profile.

Will my child actually use it?

StudyVector is built around short, focused sessions. The product tries to make the next question obvious and progress visible, which is usually more useful than asking students to plan everything from scratch.

Do parents control the account?

No. The student stays in control. The parent view is there to support better conversations at home, not to turn revision into constant monitoring.

Is this instead of tutoring?

Not always. For some families it replaces light-touch tutoring; for others it makes tutoring time more efficient by making weak topics and homework patterns clearer between sessions.

Next step

See the product before you decide

Start with a free question, review pricing, or set up a student account first and connect the parent view afterwards.

Try one free question View pricing Ask a question first