Free AI study tool
Pick a topic from your course, type your own, or start from notes you have already written. Revision Genie writes the cards, then tests you on them with spaced repetition so the ones you keep forgetting come back sooner.
Not just a stack of cards. A set that knows what you keep getting wrong.
Choose your subject and exam board and the cards are written against that specification, using the terms the mark scheme uses.
Start from a subtopic on your course, a topic you type yourself, or one of your own notes. The cards come from what you give it.
Every set has a study player that schedules each card by how well you knew it, so weak cards come round again and strong ones stop taking up your time.
Reword a question, tighten a definition, or delete a card that is not pulling its weight. It is your set.
Sets live in My Flashcards by default. Publish one to the community and anyone revising the same topic can use it.
It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop. Nothing to install, and your progress follows your account.
Pick a subtopic from your course, type a topic of your own, or point it at notes you have already made.
You get a set of question and answer cards pitched at your qualification and exam board, ready to edit.
Say how well you knew each card. The schedule brings the hard ones back tomorrow and pushes the easy ones weeks out.
Why the timing matters
Reading a card you already know is time you did not need to spend. The study player tracks every card separately so your revision concentrates itself on the gaps.
Make revision cardsCards are generated by AI. Check anything that looks off against your notes or your teacher before you learn it.
FAQs
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Yes, you can start for free. A free account comes with a monthly allowance of wishes, which are the credits you spend on AI, and making a set spends from that allowance. Studying sets you have already made never costs anything, on any plan.
Every subject and board on Revision Genie, including AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Eduqas and CCEA, across GCSE, A-Level and BTEC. Pick your board once and the cards are written against that specification.
Yes. As well as typing a topic or picking one from your course, you can make a set from a note you have written in My Files, or from a lesson or quiz you have just finished.
Every card can be edited, reordered or deleted, and you can add your own cards to a set the AI started. Nothing is locked.
Writing cards by hand is genuinely useful revision, and if you enjoy it, keep doing it. This is for the times you have a topic to cover tonight and no time to make a deck first, and it adds the scheduling that paper cards cannot do for you.
No. It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop, and your sets and progress are saved to your account so you can pick up on another device.
They come back sooner. The schedule shortens the gap for anything you rate as difficult and lengthens it for anything you know, so the cards you struggle with get the most attention without you having to sort them yourself.
Pick a topic, get a set of cards, and start revising in about a minute.