For Cambridge IGCSE

The smartest way to learn is to teach.

Teach an AI pupil, then lock it in with topical papers, flashcards and a study plan.

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Teach an AI pupilTopical papersMark schemesStudy plan to exam day
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Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science

Built by a student, for students

How it works

Learn it by teaching it.

Three steps, about five minutes a topic.

  1. You

    Explain a topic

    Pick a topic and explain it to your pupil, typed or out loud.

    Force makes things speed up, slow down or turn…
  2. Your pupil

    It answers exam questions

    It answers IGCSE-style questions using only what you taught it.

    A 0.5 m/s²B 2 m/s²C 8 m/s²
  3. You

    Fix what it got wrong

    Its mistakes show exactly what to teach again.

    F = ma Units of force Resultant force: explain again

Everything for the exam

Teaching first. Then practice that counts.

Water moves to where there's less water, so the raisin swells.Credited · 1 new ideaOh! So why does it need a membrane?

A pupil that learns from you

Only what you explain counts. Pasted text earns nothing.

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Topical papers

Pick topics and a length. Get a clean, numbered paper and its mark scheme.

Stuck? See the short versionOsmosis: water crosses a partially permeable membrane from a dilute to a concentrated solution.

Stuck? The short version

A quick explanation of the exact subtopic, right inside the lesson.

What is the unit of power?
The watt (W)

Flashcards and quizzes

Reviewed cards and quick quizzes for every syllabus topic.

Teach: Ohm's lawFlashcards: CircuitsTopic test: Electricity

A plan to your exam date

Tick your exam topics. Get a daily list that finishes in time.

7 – 5

Battle your friends

Better-taught pupils win. Revision with a scoreboard.

Why it works

Explaining beats re-reading.

  • The protégé effect

    Students worked harder to learn material when they were teaching it to a computer agent than when they were learning it for themselves.

    Chase, Chin, Oppezzo & Schwartz (2009), Journal of Science Education and Technology

  • Explaining beats re-reading

    Explaining material to others led to better understanding and recall than simply studying it again.

    Fiorella & Mayer (2013), Contemporary Educational Psychology

Built to be fair, and safe

  • Your own words onlyPasted or textbook-copied explanations don't count. Nothing is written for you.
  • Voice stays on your deviceSpeech is turned into text inside your browser. Recordings are never uploaded.
  • No ads, no data sellingYour lessons are used to run your account and nothing else.
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Questions

What is TeachVerse?

A study app where you learn by teaching. You explain topics to your own AI pupil, and it proves what it learned on exam-style questions.

Which subjects and syllabuses does it cover?

Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science. IGCSE now (0580, 0625, 0620, 0610, 0478), A Level coming soon. Edexcel topics are mapped too.

Can I just paste answers in to level up?

No. Pasted or textbook text earns nothing. An idea only counts when your own words explain it and your agent then answers a question on it.

Is the AI going to do my homework for me?

No. Your agent is the pupil: it asks, you explain. That's where the learning happens.

Are there practice papers?

Yes, for IGCSE. Pick topics, a paper and a length, and you get a printable paper with its mark scheme. Free accounts get 2 a week; Pro is unlimited.

Can it plan my revision for an exam?

Yes. Pick your exam topics and dates, and you get about an hour a day of steps, nearest exam first. Free plans cover one subject; Pro plans them all.

Your first lesson takes two minutes.

Free to start. Pick your subjects and teach your pupil something today.

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