30 subjects · GCSE & A-Level · free during beta

Every subject.
Learned, then mastered.

One place to revise every GCSE & A-Level subject: original exam-style questions with instant marking, AI-graded essays, spaced-repetition flashcards and a personal mastery dossier — each mapped to the official exam-board spec.

Built by a Year 13 student, for the exams they're sitting too.
The catalogue

30 subjects. One engine.

Every subject gets the same treatment — taught from zero on the Learn pages, then drilled with original exam-style questions and marked instantly. Pick yours:

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How Vofti works

Learn it. Practise it. Prove it.

01 · Learn

Taught from zero

Every topic opens with a hook, a worked example and the exact terms the mark scheme pays for — then a quick "test yourself" to check it stuck. No wall of bullet points.

  • Board-specific notes
  • Worked examples
  • Misconceptions & exam technique
02 · Practise

Marked the instant you answer

Eight question types, from multiple-choice to full essay chains. Every answer is checked immediately — and extended answers get an AI mark against the real assessment objectives, with one specific thing to fix.

  • Original exam-style questions
  • AI essay grading
  • Wrong-answers re-drill
03 · Track

Spaced repetition that remembers for you

Vofti tracks what you know and quietly resurfaces weak topics before you forget them. A personal dossier shows mastery per topic, a streak, and exactly what's due today.

  • SM-2 spaced repetition
  • Flashcards per subject
  • Mastery dossier & streaks
What you actually get

A real mark, with the reason.

Write an extended answer in any subject and Vofti's marker returns a numeric mark broken down by assessment objective — plus the single most valuable thing to change. Same answer, same mark, every time: graded against the actual board criteria, not a vibe.

Every question mapped to the official spec Original content — no reproduced papers Free during beta · no ads · no trackers
Extended response · 12 marks Marked · 9 / 12
"The energy shock raised firms' costs, shifting short-run aggregate supply left and keeping inflation elevated even as demand cooled. Raising Bank Rate cannot reverse a supply shock, but it anchors expectations and prevents a wage-price spiral becoming embedded…"
AO13/3
AO22/3
AO32/3
AO42/3
The one thing to fix
Your evaluation is one-sided. Add a counter-argument: "…unless the shock proves persistent, in which case a tighter stance risks over-correcting."

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