Plumi is where your child revises for GCSEs and A-Levels on iPad: their notes, a to-do list, exam questions marked line by line, flashcards and past papers, in one calm place.
They answer with Apple Pencil, like on paper. Each mark lands on the line that won or lost it, and the mark scheme opens beside the answer.
Every topic on their specification gets a square, coloured by their marked answers. The weak spots are plain to see, for them and for you.
Plumi picks tonight’s topic from the marks they’ve lost, and lays out the week from their marked work.
Plumi turns what they’ve written into cards, and brings each one back just before they’d forget it.
They choose a topic and a length. Distracting apps stay shut until the timer ends.
Time studied, answers marked and cards reviewed, day by day. Ask them to show you.
A quiet pixel library to study in alongside others. Talking is only with friends they add by private code.
Each answer is marked against the scheme written for its question. If Plumi can’t be sure they match, it won’t mark.
GCSE and A-Level Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
The tutor nudges first, with a question back. Work done with help never counts as mastered.
∫ e2x dx = e2x + C
What’s the derivative of e2x?
d/dx (e2x) = 2e2x
So what undoes that 2?
∫ e2x dx = ½ e2x + C
Friends are off until they turn them on, and added only by a private code.
Notes and marks stay on the iPad. Only the page being marked is sent, after they agree.
No adverts in the app, and their work is never sold.
If they write that they’re not safe, the tutor stops and shows them who to call.
An iPad with iPadOS 17 or later. Apple Pencil works best.
Plumi asks their age, and asks under-18s to show you what it keeps.
Free to download on the App Store, for iPad.
Still have a question? Write to us. hello@tryplumi.app