The only revision tutor that knows your exact specification — GCSE, A-Level and NCEA. AI that teaches, marks your answers (including handwritten photos), and builds your timetable around your exams.
Six modules that work together — all built on what the research actually says about learning and memory.
Ask it to explain any topic, quiz you, set an exam question, or write a revision summary. It knows your year group and curriculum — so it pitches every explanation at exactly the right level.
Write an answer to a realistic exam question. Get instant mark-scheme feedback — which points you earned, which you missed, a grade, and a model answer. Like having an examiner on demand.
Every topic mapped to the actual AQA, Edexcel, OCR or NCEA spec — point by point. Tick off topics as you cover them. See your coverage percentage and exactly where the gaps are.
Counts down to both your mocks and finals. Prioritises your weakest topics automatically. Adapts as your confidence grows using spaced repetition scheduling.
Session plans built on the Dunlosky research. Retrieval practice and spaced repetition — the only two techniques rated "high utility" across hundreds of studies. Re-reading is flagged as low utility.
A clear dashboard showing spec coverage, topic confidence, practice scores, and exam readiness by subject. Designed for parents who want to know how preparation is actually going.
Choose UK or NZ, your year group, and the subjects you're sitting. The tool immediately knows your curriculum.
Work through each spec topic and mark it as low, medium, or high confidence. Your timetable and AI sessions reshape instantly.
Open the AI tutor for any topic, or jump straight into a past paper practice session. Everything you do is saved and tracked.
Your progress, practice scores, and topic confidence accumulate automatically. Come back each session and pick up where you left off.
Parents and teachers can see real progress. Students can see what needs attention. Everything in one place.
Mapped to the real specifications — not generic content. The AI knows the difference between GCSE and A-Level, and between AQA and Edexcel.
GCSE (Year 11) · AS/A-Level Year 1 (Year 12) · A-Level Year 2 (Year 13)
Exam boards: AQA · Edexcel · OCR · WJEC · MEI
NCEA Level 1 (Year 11) · Level 2 (Year 12) · Level 3 (Year 13)
Authority: NZQA · Achievement Standards
The Dunlosky et al. (2013) review assessed 10 major study techniques across hundreds of experiments. The findings are clear: most popular revision methods — re-reading, highlighting, making summaries — produce almost no lasting memory. This tool is built on the two techniques rated "high utility" without exception.
Testing yourself produces 50% better retention than re-reading (Roediger & Karpicke, 2006)
Distributing practice over time improves exam scores by 10–30% vs cramming (Cepeda et al., 2006)
Mixing problem types improved maths test performance by 43% vs blocked practice (Kornell & Bjork, 2008)
Rated low utility in every study. Creates illusion of knowledge without durable memory.
Sussed was designed and built by a registered maths teacher with 26 years' classroom experience across UK and New Zealand secondary schools. Every feature exists because of a real problem seen in real classrooms — not because it looks good on a feature list.
The past papers, the marking style, the timetable spacing, the spec mapping — these aren't guesses about what students need. They're the answers built up over a quarter of a century of teaching students through GCSEs, A-Levels, and NCEA.
No marketing team. No venture capital. Just a teacher trying to give every student access to the kind of help that makes a real difference.
Teachers do extraordinary work, often under impossible circumstances. Large classes, packed curricula, marking late into the evening, supporting students through stress and difficulty — the best teachers give far more than their job description asks of them.
But no teacher, however brilliant, can give every student in a class of thirty the one-to-one attention they sometimes need. A student who's confused at 9pm can't ask their teacher then. A student who needs a topic explained a third way can't always get a third explanation in class. A student who wants extra practice questions on a Sunday afternoon needs somewhere to go.
Sussed is built to fill those gaps — to extend the reach of what teachers are already doing, not to replace it. Think of it as a study partner who's always available, knows your specification, and has infinite patience for your questions. Your teacher remains the expert who knows you, marks your work, and guides your learning. Sussed just makes sure you have somewhere to turn when they can't be there.
Teachers using Sussed with their classes: get in touch — we'd love to hear how it's working and what would make it more useful.
Sussed knows your spec topic by topic. It tells you exactly what you haven't covered, helps you learn it, quizzes you on it, and marks your practice answers. You never have to wonder if you're revising the right things.
The parent progress report gives you an honest view — not just "I've been revising." You can see which topics are strong, which need attention, and how practice scores are trending across every subject.
And the mock exam angle matters more than most parents realise. If your child is unwell on the day of their finals, their mock result becomes their official grade. Sussed builds serious mock preparation in from the start.
Sussed is designed to extend what you do in class — not duplicate or replace it. When students need help outside class hours, a different way of explaining something, or extra retrieval practice, Sussed gives them somewhere reliable to go.
It's built on the Dunlosky et al. research base, maps to real AQA, Edexcel, OCR and NCEA specifications, and explicitly flags ineffective techniques (re-reading, highlighting) rather than letting students fall back on them.
Full access to everything for 30 days. After that, choose monthly or save 50% with annual.
Pay month-to-month. Cancel any time. Perfect if your exams are coming up soon.
Covers your whole exam season — mocks and finals. Most students choose annual.
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