For students

Pass because you were ready, not because you got lucky.

Most revision feels productive and proves nothing. LivQuiz measures where you actually are, builds a plan to your exam date, and tells you honestly whether you are on track.

  • A diagnostic that finds the topics you are avoiding
  • Daily sessions built around your exam date
  • A readiness score you can trust
A student working through a study session at a desk, notebook open beside a laptop
78%
Projected result
On track
What changes

Revision stops being a guess.

8 min
To a full picture

A ten question diagnostic places you against every topic on the syllabus, including the ones you have been avoiding.

Daily
Sessions that recalibrate

Miss days and the plan rebuilds around the time left rather than leaving you an impossible backlog.

Per topic
Progress you can see

Mastery tracked topic by topic, so improvement is visible before the next mock tells you.

The problem with revision

Rereading your notes feels like studying.

It is the most common way to revise and one of the least effective. It builds familiarity with the page rather than the ability to answer a question about it, and it feels best on the topics you already know.

  • Practice that forces recall rather than recognition
  • Your weakest topic first, every session
  • Past papers sat under real conditions
  • Progress measured per topic, not as one average
Your plan · 18 days to exam
Today
Respiration · 30 minutes
Your weakest topic. Expected to move readiness by 2.1 points.
MonPhotosynthesis25m
TueCell division20m
WedRespiration30m
ThuPast paper 202445m
Miss a day and the remaining sessions repace themselves
Example scenario

What this looks like over six weeks.

A Year 11 student, six weeks from GCSE Biology
Illustrative example built from a typical study plan
Example scenario
The problem

Revision meant rereading notes. It felt productive, but mock results were flat at 54% and she could not say which topics were costing her the marks.

What they did

Ran the diagnostic, uploaded two past papers and the syllabus, and followed daily sessions of 25 to 30 minutes. The plan opened with her weakest topic every time.

What changed

Respiration and homeostasis moved from the low forties to the seventies. Readiness rose from 54 to 78, and the gap between predicted and actual narrowed to a few points.

54 to 78
Readiness over six weeks
3 topics
Moved out of the weak band
25 min
Median daily session
How it runs

Eight minutes to a plan.

You do not need to design a revision timetable. That is the part LivQuiz does.

01

Sit the diagnostic

Ten questions across the syllabus place you topic by topic.

02

Get your plan

A daily schedule built backwards from your exam date and sized to the time you have.

03

Study daily

Short sessions that start with whatever is weakest, using recall, application and past papers.

04

Watch it move

Your readiness score updates after every session, so you know if the plan is working.

Questions

Common questions.

Is it free?

There is a free plan with 50 AI credits a month, solo play and access to the community catalogue. The study plan and readiness score are part of Student Premium at 9 dollars a month.

What if I fall behind the plan?

It recalibrates. Miss three days and the schedule rebuilds around the time left rather than leaving you with an impossible backlog.

Does it work for my subject?

Any subject you can supply material for. Upload your syllabus, notes or past papers and practice is generated from them.

Can my teacher see my results?

Only if you join their classroom with a code. Study you do on your own stays yours.

Find out where you stand

You already suspect which topics you are avoiding.

Ten questions will confirm it, and you will have a plan for tomorrow before you close the tab.