GCSE and A-level · Edexcel, AQA, OCR, Cambridge
Over six thousand exam questions with exam-style mark schemes, more than fifty full mocks you can sit timed, and every past paper your board has published. Figure works out which mistake you keep making, then keeps putting it in front of you until it’s gone.
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Most students revise by rereading their notes and redoing the questions they already find comfortable. The marks that go missing in the summer are usually lost somewhere else — in the same small slips, made again and again: a sign dropped while expanding a bracket, a rule half-remembered under time pressure.
Figure is built around finding those slips, naming them, and bringing them back until they stop happening. The fairest way to judge it is to try a question yourself — then pass it on.
Over six thousand questions, written in the style of your child’s own exam board — from GCSE Foundation through to A-level. Each comes with an examiner-style mark scheme, so they learn not only the answer but where every mark is won, and where it quietly slips away.
When they are stuck, Juno — our AI tutor — works through the method in the question’s own numbers, explaining why each step follows from the last. The aim is simple: that the next question like it, they can do on their own.
The question bank, mark schemes, worked solutions and past papers are free, and they will stay free. Juno gives 2 free messages a day; Figure Plus raises that to 10 a day and adds full timed mock papers, for £8.99 a month or £49 for the year, and can be cancelled at any time. Signing up asks for an email address and nothing more — no card.
Juno reads your working line by line, finds the exact idea that slipped — and lights up only when it’s certain.
Juno is an AI tutor. Like the best human tutors, it doesn’t just mark you wrong — it works out the exact idea your brain slipped on, names it, and teaches you to fix it yourself. When the amber light on its ring flares, it has genuinely found your mistake — it never guesses. It can still be wrong, so every question and every mark carries a one-tap report: tell us, and we fix it.
Half ten the night before a paper, or five spare minutes at the bus stop — paste in any question, show your working, and Juno walks the method with you until the answer is yours, not its.
with you
I used m₁ = m₂, so the perpendicular gradient is ⅔.
Confuses the parallel and perpendicular conditions
Sharing a gradient is what parallel lines do. Perpendicular gradients multiply to −1 — so here, m = −⅓…
More than six thousand exam-standard questions, grouped by topic and lined up the way your own textbook teaches them — so what’s next here is what’s next in class. Every one carries a full mark scheme and a worked solution you can open the moment you want it.
9 concepts
7 concepts
5 concepts
8 concepts
5 concepts
6 concepts
Expands the bracket as a product with itself
Collects the two like middle terms
Fully simplified — cao
You earned 2 of 3. The accuracy mark needs the simplified form.
Plenty of apps will tell you the answer is wrong. You knew that. What actually costs you marks is the method — and the method is what the scheme pays for.
So Figure shows the marks you’d have banked, the ones you’d have dropped, and exactly what the examiner needed written down. Marks are the only score it keeps — no points, no XP, because neither appears on results day.
Behind every wrong answer is a named misconception — not “you got it wrong” but the precise thing your brain did. Figure carries more than a thousand of them. It spots which one you hit, logs it, and quietly brings that idea back — in a new question, a week later — until you stop hitting it.
And it keeps the tally for you — the two or three that keep costing you marks become the two or three it drills.
More than fifty complete papers, written to sit at exam difficulty rather than just exam shape. Start the clock, work it like the real one, and get marked against the actual scheme — with a grade off real boundaries, not a percentage out of nowhere.
Then it tells you where the marks went — and how many you lost to a mistake you’ve made before.
Graded
A
72
of 100 marks
Twelve qualifications across Edexcel, AQA, OCR and Cambridge — the 9709 and the Edexcel IAL included — each with its own scope, in its own order.
7,100+
exam-standard questions
1,600+
misconceptions mapped
15
syllabuses covered
The question bank, the mark schemes, the worked solutions and the past papers are free and stay that way. You pay only for the parts that cost us money every time you use them.
Free
£0
Figure Plus
£8.99 / month
Every concept on the course, explained from first principles with the mistakes students actually make. Start with one of these, or browse the lot by topic.
Pure, statistics and mechanics — the ones most searched for.
Open any lesson and read how it starts — every concept on the course, explained from first principles. The full explanation and the worked examples open with a free account. Try the topic you like least and see whether it makes more sense.