gcse.zone

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Free GCSE flashcards for your exam board. Pick a subject, open a deck, and start revising. No account needed. Save your progress with a free account whenever you’re ready.

try it — fresh every time

new numbers. new story. same maths.

Not a bare sum — a short worded problem, the kind the paper actually asks. Generated on the spot, answer checked by construction. Hit “another one” and it’s a different question.

  1. 2 marks · foundation tier

    A coach travels 240 km in 3 hours. Work out the average speed in km/h.

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    80

    Speed = distance ÷ time = 240 ÷ 3 = 80 km/h.

  2. 2 marks · foundation tier

    A jacket normally costs £120. In a sale, all prices are reduced by 50%. Work out the sale price of the jacket. Give your answer in pounds (£).

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    £60

    50% of £120 = £60. Sale price: £120 − £60 = £60.

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your exact board

spec codes, command words, marks — the way your paper does it.

Coming next: Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC Eduqas — tell us your board when you join and it moves up. browse every subject →

practice that adapts

review until it sticks. test until you’re sure.

variations, not repeats

Maths and physics numbers are generated on the spot with verified answers; everything else is rewritten around the same idea. A topic test is never the same twice.

marks and a timer

Real mark allocations, a soft timer at exam pace, per-question timing. Strict mode when you want the full rehearsal.

weak spots, found

What you got wrong feeds straight back into the spaced-repetition schedule, so the next review is exactly what you need.

see where it was explained

every card links back to its source.

The minute and second in the video. The page in the PDF. The paragraph in the notes. Miss a question and the explanation is one tap away — no re-watching the whole thing, no trusting a bot’s summary.

for parents

you see exactly what they see.

As the admin of your family space you get the same view of every test attempt — score, time on each question, weakest topics — and your child is told that in the app. No ads, no data sale, no subscription. Official past papers are linked to the exam boards’ own sites, never copied.

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Study complete published decks for free. No account needed. Create a free account to save your progress and use spaced repetition. AI generation and feedback require credits, even during beta.

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faq

questions, answered.

which boards do you cover?

Right now the AQA specs listed above, with the other boards (Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas) being added subject by subject. Tell us yours when you join and it moves up the list.

do you have past papers?

We index every official past paper, mark scheme and examiner report and link you straight to the board’s own finder — we don’t re-host them, because they belong to the boards. What we make is the bit papers can’t do: fresh questions in your board’s style, as many as you want.

what does “variations” actually mean?

A test on a topic is never the same twice. Maths and physics numbers are generated on the spot (answers verified by construction); everything else is rewritten around the same idea and checked against the source it came from.

where do the cards come from?

Notes we wrote for each topic, creators who gave permission, and anything you upload for yourself. Every card links to the exact moment it was explained — a timestamp in a video, a page in a PDF — so you can always check.

can my parents see how I’m doing?

If a parent is the admin of your family space, they see exactly what you see on your tests — scores, timings, weak topics. Nothing hidden either way, and we tell you that in the app.

is it free?

Published flashcard decks are free to study without an account. A free account saves your progress. Creating your own AI-generated cards or getting AI feedback uses credits.

what about my data?

Your decks and uploads are private to you. No ads, no selling data, analytics only with your consent. UK-hosted database. Full details in the privacy page.