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Pick a topic and get every exam question on it, each with its mark scheme and the examiner’s report beside it. Build a set and download it as a PDF.
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The cosy notebook that marks your work.
Handwrite your answer with Apple Pencil. Plumi marks it line by line against the mark scheme and picks what to revise tonight.
It’s free and iPad only, so send it there.Free on the App Store. Needs iPadOS 17 or later.
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An intelligent notebook
Handwrite it. Plumi marks it.
Every question comes with its own mark scheme. The ticks land on your working, line by line, the way an examiner would mark it.
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1 A ball is projected from a point O on horizontal ground with velocity (7i + 19.6j) m s−1. It passes through the point P, 21 m horizontally from O.
(a)Find the speed and the angle of projection above the horizontal.(3)
u = √(7² + 19.6²) = 20.8 m s⁻¹ M1A1
θ = tan⁻¹(7 ÷ 19.6) = 19.7° ✗ A0
PlumiA0(b)Show that P is 14.7 m above the ground.(3)
t = 21 ÷ 7 = 3 s M1
y = 19.6(3) − 4.9(3)² M1
y = 58.8 − 44.1 = 14.7 m A1
01 · Write
Answer under the question
With Apple Pencil, like on paper. If a misread could cost you a mark, Plumi asks before it marks.
02 · Mark
See the line that cost you
Each mark sits on the line that won or lost it. Open the mark scheme beside your answer.
03 · Fix
Fix the slip, mark it again
Think Plumi got one wrong? Tap "I disagree" and it looks again.
Your topic map fills in as you go
Every topic on your spec gets a square. Your marked answers colour it in, so the red squares show where your marks are going.
- Too early to tell
- Needs attention
- Rusty
- Developing
- Strong
Ready when you are. Fancy 10 minutes on projectiles?
Meet Plumi
A little quill who lives in your notebook.
Plumi reads your handwriting, marks it, and remembers every topic you’ve struggled with, so you don’t have to work out what to revise next.
- ✗Shows you the exact line that cost you a mark, and why.
- ★Picks tonight’s topic from the marks you’ve lost.
- ✎Writes new exam-style questions on your gaps, diagrams included.
- ❄Saves your streak with a freeze when you miss a day.
Study with friends
Revision is better with your friends.
Make a group and invite your mates with a link or code. Only people you invite can join.
The jar10h 09m of 30h this week · fills Sunday
- You · 0:00 today
- Maya · 1h 12m
- Aisha · 48m
- Josh · 2h 05m
- Sam · 31m
Tap someone to send a high five.
Invite-only groupsAdd a friend, or share the group’s link or code.
Pull up a chairTap a friend who’s studying to start your own timer in their subject.
Fill the jar togetherEveryone’s study time fills one jar each week.
High fivesCheer a friend on with a tap while they work.
Make it a habit
Small sessions that add up.
A daily goal, a streak to protect, and a room of your own to fill.
Keep your streak
Study a little every day. Miss one and a streak freeze can keep it alive.
Pomodoros that block apps
Distracting apps stay shut while you work. An hour open isn’t an hour studied, so only real study counts towards your goal.
Earn your room
Marked answers earn ink. Spend it on lamps, plants, outfits and a cat called Biscuit.
Also in the notebook
Everything for revision, on one page.
Questions on your gaps
Pick the topic that keeps catching you out and Plumi writes a question on it, with the diagram the paper would give you.
Notes into flashcards
Write your notes once. Plumi turns them into flashcards and quizzes you on them.
Past papers, one tap away
Your board’s A-Level past papers, mark schemes and grade boundaries are in the Papers tab.
Your predicted grade
Put your predicted grade next to your target, so you always know the gap you’re closing.
Bring your school PDFs
Drop in a worksheet or a GCSE paper and write on it like any other page.
Your work stays yours
Notes and marks live on your iPad. Nothing you write is used to train AI, and there are no ads.
Subjects
Physics, Maths, Chemistry and Biology.
GCSE and A-Level, in the style of your exam board.
- PhysicsCircuits, forces, fields
- MathsPure, stats, mechanics
- ChemistryMoles, energetics, organic
- BiologyCells, genetics, ecology
- AQA
- OCR
- Edexcel
Free exam practice
Exam practice, free, with no sign-up.
Whole practice papers, ours and the boards’, and every real exam question sorted by topic. Works on your phone, laptop or iPad.
Practice papers · new
Practice packs, written by us.
Ran out of past papers? Each pack is 30 new exam-style questions in your board’s style, easy to super hard, with a mark scheme as thorough as the real one.
- Every answer checked twice. Each numerical answer in the mark schemes was re-checked, not just worked out and trusted. Each pack says how, on its page.
- Mark schemes like the real ones. M1, A1 and B1 marks, what to allow, error carried forward, and a note on the slip most students make.
- Easy to super hard. Each section climbs from a warm-up to three stretch-and-challenge questions, like the end of a real paper.
Doing them on paper? On iPad, Plumi marks your handwriting for you. See how it marks ›
Before you download
Questions
Do I need an iPad for the question bank and past papers?
No. The question bank and past papers on this website are free, need no account, and work on any phone, laptop or tablet. The Plumi app, which marks your handwritten answers, is for iPad.
Isn’t this just ChatGPT?
Plumi uses AI too. It writes each question with its own mark scheme, then marks your answer against that scheme. Each mark you get or lose points to a line in it, and you can open the scheme beside your answer. Where the scheme gives a number, Plumi checks yours by arithmetic. A chatbot only has a mark scheme if you find one and paste it in.
Can it read my handwriting?
You write with Apple Pencil like you would on paper. If Plumi might have misread a line that would cost you a mark, it shows you its reading and asks "Is this what you wrote?" before the marks go on. If it still isn’t sure about a mark, it holds it, labelled "Plumi isn’t sure", and keeps it off your topic map until you’ve checked it.
What if I think Plumi got a mark wrong?
Tap "I disagree" on any mark you didn’t get in full. You’ll see the scheme’s line for that mark, the line you wrote and Plumi’s reason. Tap "Check again" and Plumi looks again, then either corrects the mark or keeps it and tells you why. If you’re still sure, you can give yourself the mark, and it’s labelled self-marked, never counted as Plumi’s.
Which exam boards and subjects does Plumi cover?
AQA, OCR and Edexcel, for GCSE and A‑Level Physics, Maths, Chemistry and Biology. Pick your board and its topics become the squares on your topic map.
Are these real past paper questions?
On this website, yes. The question bank is cut from AQA’s and Edexcel’s own published papers, each part with its mark scheme, and the past paper library has the whole papers. In the app, Plumi also writes new questions in your board’s style, each with its own mark scheme, and the Papers tab links to your board’s A‑Level past papers and grade boundaries. Plumi isn’t affiliated with any exam board.
Is it on iPhone or Android?
No. Plumi is built for iPad, because exams are handwritten. It needs iPadOS 17 or later.
Is my work private?
Your notes, drawings, PDFs, marks and progress are stored on your iPad. You don’t need an account, and if you make one you can delete it in Settings. Plumi asks your permission once, before any of your work goes to AI, and then sends only the part of the page it needs. Nothing you upload or write is used to train any AI model. There are no ads in the app, and your work is never sold.
Try it on the topic you keep losing marks on.
Write one answer and see the line that cost you. It’s free on iPad.
Every subject in the question bank
Find your exam board.
Every question comes with its mark scheme and the examiner’s report. Tap your subject to start.