A loop, not a one-shot answer
Most study tools do one thing. Edapt runs the whole loop: learn the topic the way you take things in, practise it until you can produce it from memory, then get marked on it the way your syllabus marks it. Each pass tunes the next one.
Every part of it
Lessons in your learning style
Give it a topic and it rebuilds the lesson as diagrams, narration, written notes or hands-on tasks.
How it works →Study packs and flashcards
Turn a lesson, a PDF or a photo of your notes into flashcards, a summary and a printable cheatsheet.
How it works →Audio overviews
Your own notes, turned into a spoken explanation you can listen to on the way to school.
How it works →Marked like an assessor
Submit a written answer and get your grade on your own syllabus's scale, with the marks you lost and why.
How it works →The Exam Hall
Timed practice papers on your syllabus, with reading time and per-question marking at the end.
How it works →Diagrams on demand
Ask for a diagram of any process and get one drawn, or hand it a photo of your notes to redraw.
How it works →
Every plan runs the full loop. Bigger plans just let you run it harder, and unlock the Exam Hall and marking. See what each plan includes.