About Revise Right – Equal Opportunity Exam Prep for Every Student

Hi, I'm Ryan — founder of Revise Right

I grew up watching friends with the same brains, the same ambition and the same work ethic fall behind in exams simply because their family couldn't stretch to a £40-an-hour tutor. That gap follows people for life. It decides what college they get into, what apprenticeship they land, what salary they earn ten years on.

Revise Right started as the answer I wish I'd had as a teenager: a properly built, properly tested revision app that costs less than a takeaway coffee a month — and is completely free to use for anyone who needs it to be.

"Talent is spread evenly across society. Opportunity isn't. Revise Right is my attempt to fix that one exam at a time."

Our vision, mission and aim

Everything we build is measured against these three sentences.

Vision

A UK where no child is held back from passing their exams because of what their parents earn — where the kid from a council estate and the kid from a leafy suburb walk into the exam hall with the same level of preparation.

Mission

To put a tutor-quality revision tool — practice exams, instant feedback, progress tracking and study coaching — into the pocket of every learner in the country for less than the price of a chocolate bar a week.

Aim

To close the attainment gap between lower- and upper-income students by giving working-class kids the same calibre of revision support that private-school kids have had access to for decades.

Why affordable matters

A child from a wealthy family can have £2,000+ spent on private exam tuition. A child from a poorer family often gets nothing. That's the gap we're here to close.

Private tutoring is a £6 billion industry in the UK. Roughly one in three secondary-school children now has a private tutor — but only one in five from low-income households can afford one. The rest are left to revise alone, with second-hand textbooks and YouTube videos that were never designed for their exam board.

Revise Right is deliberately priced so that cost is never the reason a young person fails. The full app — every subject, every question bank, every practice exam — is free to use. We charge a small optional subscription to remove ads and unlock unlimited daily practice, and that one subscription is what funds the whole platform for everyone else.

We don't pay for influencer ads. We don't sell user data. We don't gate the answer explanations behind a paywall. Every pound that comes in goes back into writing more questions, supporting more subjects, and keeping the lights on for the kids who can't pay.

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Free tier — full question bank, no card required

< £1

Premium subscription per week — less than a Freddo a day

100%

Of explanations free — never paywalled

Built for adult learners too

Revise Right isn't just for school kids. A huge slice of our community are adults retraining, upskilling or sitting their first proper qualification — and the doors that opens are life-changing.

It's never too late to learn. Whether you left school without the GCSEs you wanted, you're switching careers in your 30s or 40s, or you're a parent going back into work after years at home — there's a qualification on this app that can open the next door for you. We have learners in their 50s and 60s sitting Functional Skills Maths and English for the first time, and passing.

Construction tickets like CSCS, SMSTS and SSSTS get you onto better sites and into supervisor roles with real pay rises. First Aid at Work qualifies you to be the named first-aider in your workplace. Functional Skills Level 2 in English and Maths is accepted in place of GCSEs by most UK employers, universities and apprenticeship schemes — and can be your route into nursing, teaching assistant work, the emergency services, or further study. ESOL opens up the UK job market and citizenship pathway for non-native English speakers.

Adult learning routes are flexible. Most of our qualifications can be sat at your local college, an adult-education centre, or online through accredited providers — often free or heavily subsidised if you're 19+, on Universal Credit, on a low income, or don't already hold a Level 2 qualification. The government's Free Courses for Jobs scheme and your local council's adult-education service are the best places to start.

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Most adult Level 2 courses are free if you don't already hold one

100s

Of UK colleges and adult-ed centres run evening and weekend classes

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Cost to practise every adult qualification on this app

Whatever your age, whatever you left school with — the qualification you need is on this app, and the support to pass it is in your pocket.

Our promise to every learner

The free version will always be genuinely useful.Not a 7-day trial. Not a 10-question teaser. The full question bank, free, forever.
We'll never charge more than a young person can earn from one hour of part-time work.If our pricing ever drifts above that, we've broken our own rules.
We won't sell ads aimed at children.Banner ads in the free tier are screened to keep gambling, alcohol and predatory finance off the screen.
We'll add subjects based on need, not profit.If a qualification is mostly taken by working-class learners and nobody else is building for it, we'll prioritise it.

Built so every kid gets the same shot at passing