plumiGCSE & A-Level Physics revision app for iPad Physics questions, marked on your working.
Plumi draws the circuit into an AQA, OCR or Edexcel style question. You show your working with Apple Pencil, and each mark lands on the line that won or lost it.Each mark lands on the line that won or lost it.
It’s free and iPad only, so send it there.Free to download on the App Store. Runs on iPad with iPadOS 17 or later. A finger works too, if your Pencil’s gone missing.
Your working earns marks of its own.
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Pick a topic, get a page to write on.
Plumi writes the question in your board’s style and draws the circuit or graph in, so the page looks like the paper.
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Method marks go on the method.
In the answer above, the right formula kept its mark. The wrong resistor in the fraction cost the next method mark and the answer.
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Lose marks on a topic and its square shows it.
Keep dropping them on potential dividers and that square turns red. On A‑Level Physics, Plumi then suggests your next practice from the map.
Resonance 
I-V characteristics 
Circuits
Your topic map follows your board’s units.
GCSE and A-Level Physics, for AQA, OCR and Edexcel. Each topic in a unit gets its own square.
GCSE Physics
AQA8463
- Energy
- Electricity
- Particle model of matter
- Atomic structure
- Forces
- Waves
- Magnetism and electromagnetism
- Space physics
- Practical skills in physics
OCRJ249
- Matter
- Forces
- Electricity and magnetism
- Waves and radioactivity
- Energy
- Global challenges
- Practical skills in physics
Edexcel1PH0
- Key concepts of physics
- Motion and forces
- Conservation of energy
- Waves
- Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
- Radioactivity
- Astronomy
- Energy: forces doing work
- Forces and their effects
- Electricity and circuits
- Static electricity
- Magnetism and the motor effect
- Electromagnetic induction
- Particle model
- Forces and matter
- Core practicals
A-Level Physics
AQA7408
- Measurement and uncertainty
- Particles and radiation
- Waves
- Mechanics and materials
- Electricity
- Further mechanics and thermal physics
- Fields
- Nuclear physics
- Astrophysics
- Medical physics
- Engineering physics
- Turning points in physics
- Electronics
OCRH556
- Development of practical skills in physics
- Foundations of physics
- Forces and motion
- Electrons, waves and photons
- Newtonian world and astrophysics
- Particles and medical physics
Edexcel9PH0
- Working as a physicist
- Mechanics
- Electric circuits
- Materials
- Waves and the particle nature of light
- Further mechanics
- Electric and magnetic fields
- Nuclear and particle physics
- Thermodynamics
- Space
- Nuclear radiation
- Gravitational fields
- Oscillations
You choose your board the first time you open it.
Physics questions
Which Physics specifications does Plumi follow?
GCSE and A‑Level Physics for AQA, OCR and Edexcel. The units for each are listed on this page, and the topics in your board’s units become the squares on your topic map.
Are these real Physics past paper questions?
No. Plumi writes its own in your board’s style, and the mark scheme for each. For the real thing, the Papers tab links to the boards’ A‑Level past papers, mark schemes and grade boundaries. Plumi isn’t affiliated with any exam board.
Are the required practicals covered?
On most boards, yes. Where your board’s practicals are on your Physics topic map, Plumi sets and marks practical questions like any other.
Does it check units and significant figures?
Where the mark scheme gives a mark for the unit or the final value, Plumi gives or withholds that mark on the line you wrote it. At A‑Level, AQA, OCR and Edexcel each treat a missing unit differently, and Plumi follows your board’s rule. If the scheme gives a mark for significant figures, Plumi treats that mark the same way.