Papy

How Papyra works

Five steps, from a blank account to walking into the exam ready.

  1. Tell it what you are sitting

    Your board, your subject, and the grade you are going for. Six short questions and you are in.

    The Papyra onboarding step where you choose your subject and exam board. Mathematics (Higher) is selected, showing Edexcel as the chosen board, alongside Mathematics (Foundation) at GCSE and Mathematics (Pure) at A-level.

  2. Answer questions

    Papyra generates them in your board’s style. Not retrieved from a bank, written for you, so you never see the same one twice.

    A generated Edexcel GCSE Higher question in the Papyra practice view. A triangle has sides in the ratio 5 to 12 to 13 and a perimeter of 120 cm. Part (a), worth 3 marks, asks for the longest side. Part (b), worth 2 marks, asks you to show the triangle is right-angled.

  3. Get marked immediately

    Full working, the mark allocation, and where the marks actually sat. If you dropped one on a method step, you will see which step.

    The same question marked. Part (a) scores all 3 marks. Part (b) scores 1 of 2: the method mark is awarded for reaching 2704, but the accuracy mark is withheld because the working never shows that 2704 equals 52 squared.

  4. Ask Professor Papy when you are stuck

    He will not hand you the answer. He will ask what you have tried and point at the method.

    A Professor Papy exchange. The student asks for a hint twice and Papy declines to give the answer both times, instead asking what the ratio tells them and steering them to write 5x plus 12x plus 13x equals 120, then to simplify it to 30x.

  5. Watch your weak topics shrink

    Every answer feeds a picture of where you are losing marks. Papyra pushes you towards those topics and eases off the ones you have already got.

    The focus areas panel, listing the weakest topics first: rates of change at 34 percent, vectors at 41 percent, mensuration and calculation at 58 percent, and ratio and proportion at 79 percent.

The grade, for £9.99 a month.

That is the price paying for the year up front, which is what most students do because the exam is not going anywhere. Paying a month at a time is £14.99 a month. Same Papyra either way.

Best value

Scholar, yearly

£9.99 a month, billed yearly

That is £119.88 for the year, £60 less than paying monthly.

  • Never run out of questions, on any topic
  • GCSE Maths and A-level Maths, Edexcel and AQA
  • See exactly where every mark went, not just right or wrong
  • Help the second you get stuck, at 2am if that is when you revise
  • A plan that fits the time you actually have left
  • Always know what to revise next
  • Cancel any time
Start practising

Grade 9 guarantee at GCSE, A/A* at A-level, or your money back

Cancel renewal any time. You keep full access for the whole year you have paid for.

Scholar, monthly

£14.99 a month

Everything in the yearly plan, paid a month at a time. No minimum term, cancel whenever you like.

Pay £14.99 a month instead

Not sure yet? Try a handful of questions without entering a card.

There is still time to walk in ready.

Start practising, £9.99 a month billed yearly

Grade 9 guarantee at GCSE, A/A* at A-level, or your money back

Cancel renewal any time. You keep full access for the whole year you have paid for.

Pay £14.99 a month instead