How ResitReady works
One loop, repeated until you’re ready: diagnose, drill, rehearse, track.
1 · Diagnose
Find exactly what's missing
You start with a short check that adapts as you go — harder questions when you're doing well, easier ones when you're not. It maps your answers to a skills breakdown of the real exam, so you know precisely which topics to work on instead of a vague percentage.
2 · Drill
Practise your weak spots with a patient tutor
Practice pulls from your weakest skills first. When you get something wrong, the tutor doesn't just show the answer — it asks one guiding question, names the likely misconception, and nudges you to the next step yourself. There's a “show me the full solution” button whenever you want it.
3 · Rehearse
Sit the real thing, before the real thing
Exam-rehearsal mode is timed, in the on-screen format of your awarding body, with an on-screen calculator where the paper allows one and no tutor help. Afterwards you get a per-skill breakdown and a clear “what to revise next”.
4 · Track
Know honestly when you're ready
Your readiness meter is deliberately conservative: skills you haven't practised count against you, so the number can't look good just because you avoided your weak areas. Spaced repetition brings topics back for review before you forget them.
Why you can trust the marking
AI is unreliable at arithmetic, so we never let it decide whether you’re right. Every answer is marked by a separate, thoroughly tested engine. The AI’s only job is to explain and encourage — it can’t mark a correct answer wrong or teach you a wrong fact.