A Level Maths
Pure, Statistics and Mechanics, with full working and the method marks examiners look for.
- Calculus
- Trigonometry
- Proof
- Hypothesis testing
- Kinematics
- Vectors
I got A*s in Maths, Further Maths and Economics by using AI the right way. This is the tutor I wish I'd had: it's built on your exam board's specification, mark schemes and examiner reports, and it explains every answer the way an examiner marks it.
Choose your exam board once. The tutor, the past papers and the practice papers all follow that specification.
Pure, Statistics and Mechanics, with full working and the method marks examiners look for.
Core Pure and the common options, from complex numbers to differential equations.
Micro and macro, with essay plans built on knowledge, application, analysis and evaluation, and diagrams explained step by step.
The tutor explains the method, shows where each mark is earned, and warns you about the mistakes examiners see every year. Then it checks you understood.
Open the official paper and mark scheme, then send any question straight to the tutor for a worked solution.
Past papers and mark schemes belong to the exam boards and open on their official websites. 2020 papers were not sat because of the pandemic.
Pick a topic, a target grade and how many marks you want. You get an original paper in your board's style, with a full mark scheme hidden until you're ready.
Results day, Aug 2026| MathematicsEdexcel | A* |
| Further MathematicsEdexcel | A* |
| EconomicsAQA | A* |
Most students use AI to get answers. I used it to get marked. Every time I got something wrong, I wanted to know exactly which mark I'd lost and why, and a good AI tutor can tell you that in seconds, at 11pm, as many times as you need. This was my loop.
Timed, closed book, no help. AI came in only after I'd made my attempt, so it was correcting my thinking, not replacing it.
I gave the AI my working along with the official mark scheme and asked it to mark me line by line: where I earned the M1, why I dropped the A1, and what the examiner report said students got wrong.
When I didn't understand a step, I kept asking. Why integration by parts here? Why does the demand curve shift and not move along? No teacher has time for the fifth "why". AI does.
I asked for five new questions on whatever I'd just got wrong, written in the style of my board, getting harder each time. That's what the practice paper generator here does.
I wrote essay plans, and the AI pushed back on every point with "it depends on…" until my evaluation became a real judgement instead of a list. That's what moves a 25-marker into the top level.
I built ivannedkovmaths so you can study the same way, without having to work out the method yourself.
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General chatbots don't know your specification or how your board awards marks. This tutor works from the specifications, mark schemes and examiner reports for your board, so it explains answers the way they're marked.
It always shows the method and where each mark comes from, then asks you a follow-up to check you've understood. You learn the method, which is what gets you marks in the exam.
Edexcel, AQA, OCR A and OCR MEI for Maths and Further Maths. Edexcel A, AQA and OCR for Economics.
Yes, at any time from your account. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
No. They're new questions written in your board's style, with the same command words and mark allocations, so you can't have seen them before.
Yes. A parent can subscribe and set up the account for you.