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Revision is broken.Let's make it stick.

TuffStudy knows your exact course, spots the bits you only think you know and gives you the next useful move. No waffle. No ten-tab revision spiral.

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Your dashboard
TuffStudy dashboard showing a learner's subjects and next study step

Your course. Your weak spots. One next step.

Built by a 16-year-old.

Because “just revise more” is useless advice.

AI is the future of education. Let’s change the way we study.

01 · Your course

Choose the course you actually sit.

Pick your qualification and exam board once. The route stays honest from the first lesson to the last paper.

Add a subject

02 · Learn

Stop the lesson and ask.

If one line does not click, ask for it simpler, slower or as an exam answer. The lesson continues from there.

Waves · wave speed

03 · Practice

Practise the weak bit.

Short checks expose the missing link. Getting one wrong becomes a useful repair target, not a red cross to forget.

Practice · 3 of 5

04 · Past papers

See where the marks went.

Work under exam conditions, then compare your own words with the evidence the answer needed.

Paper 1 · Question 4

Before you ask

Fair questions.

Still unsure? Write to the team. A real person will read it.

An AI tutor built around a released GCSE or IGCSE course route. It teaches a topic, practises it with you, checks the evidence in your answer and keeps the weak points so you can repair them.

A chatbot answers the question in front of it. TuffStudy follows the course you are examined on, tracks what went wrong across sessions and decides what should happen next.

The current developer preview focuses on the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Physics route shown in the dashboard. We will confirm every route available to you before early access opens.

No. It asks you first, then shows which part is supported and which link is missing. Feedback is learning guidance, not an official exam-board mark.

Yes. The phone experience starts with your subjects, then opens the topic and lesson without squeezing the desktop interface onto a small screen.

No big speech.

Open Physics. Find the weak bit. Fix it.