Is it free for students?

Yes. A free account gives you the kits, study mode, re-tests and a monthly allowance of Procto AI's writing. The Learner plan raises the allowance for heavy use.

Will it work for my subject?

Any subject with written material: paste it and the questions come from it. The kits cover mathematics, the sciences, languages, English, history and geography, business, health, law, engineering, computing and the arts, at every level from primary to postgraduate.

What if the questions are wrong?

Each question is written from your material and shows the passage it came from, so you can check it for yourself. You can edit or delete any question.

For students.
Know what you know before the exam does.

Paste a chapter or your notes and test yourself on them in half a minute. The answer and the explanation after every question, a retry of what you missed, and the same questions again in a few days when memory needs them. Or open a ready-made kit for your subject and level.

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What you get.

A quiz from your own material

Paste a chapter or your notes, and Procto AI writes the questions from it, each with the place in the text its answer is found.

Study mode

The answer and a plain explanation after each question, so every miss teaches. Nothing is hidden until the end.

What you don't know yet

After each attempt, the list of what you missed, and a retry of only those questions.

Re-tests when they count

The quiz comes due again in a few days: the spacing that turns a night's cramming into memory.

A whole book, chapter by chapter

Upload the book; a quiz per chapter; a map of which chapters you hold and which you don't.

Kits for your subject

Hundreds of ready-made quizzes across every subject and level, made fresh each time you open them.

How it goes.

Step 1
Paste what you are learning
A chapter, your notes, a handout; a past paper where its exam board’s terms allow. At least a paragraph.
Step 2
Take it at once
The questions come in half a minute, and the study screen tells you after each one how you did and why.
Step 3
Come back when it is due
Your dashboard shows what is due for a re-test and what you missed last time.

Why it is built this way.

Reading a chapter again feels like learning; testing yourself on it is learning. The research on retrieval practice is one of the most replicated findings in the study of memory: pulling an answer out of your head strengthens it more than putting it in again. EdProcto is built so that the test is the easiest thing to do with a chapter.

The questions are written from your own material, not from a generic bank, so they test what your course actually covers, in the words your textbook uses. Each is written from the text, and shows you the passage it came from.

The re-test is scheduled for you. Spacing is the second most replicated finding, and the hardest to do by hand; the dashboard does it.

Kits for you.

Every kit

Mathematics 66Arithmetic made fresh by rule; algebra, geometry, statistics and calculus from your own book.Sciences 27Biology, chemistry, physics, earth and space: processes, terms, calculations and data.Languages 19Vocabulary both ways, grammar gaps, listening once, reading a passage.English and literature 24Reading, grammar, vocabulary in context, a text analysed, a poem read closely.History, geography and religion 25Dates in order, sources judged, maps clicked, arguments weighed.Exam preparation 25The shape and the sections of the exam; your own book fills the questions.

Shapes you will use.

All 111

Multiple choiceOne right answer among options.Fill in the blankOne missing word or phrase in a sentence.Short answerOne to three sentences, graded against a model answer or a rubric.Matching pairsItems in two columns, joined up.Memory recallContent is shown, disappears, and then the question comes.Sequence the processThe steps of a process, in order.

Guides for students.

All the guides

How to revise for an exam in two weeks with practice testsA fourteen-day revision plan built on practice tests: triage from one diagnostic quiz, a day-by-day table, and the research on cramming, spacing and sleep.How to study a set textbook across a term, chapter by chapterA reading routine for one textbook chapter and a three-layer plan for the term: the new chapter, the last one and an old one, with the research behind each step.Past papers: how to use them and turn one into a practice quizA past paper revision method: sit it timed, mark it against the mark scheme, sort the lost marks by topic and kind, then quiz yourself on the weak topics.Spaced revision: a re-test timetable for one termA twelve-week revision timetable for six topics, built on re-tests one, two and four weeks apart, with the spacing research behind it and a plan for bad weeks.Test anxiety techniques that the studies supportWhat trials found to help with test anxiety and what failed when repeated, with a plan for the week before, the night before and the first five minutes.How to make your own quiz to study from a chapterA study method for any chapter: turn it into a quiz, answer from memory, check, retry the misses and come back in a few days, with the research behind it.How to study a whole textbook with quizzes, chapter by chapterA ten-week plan for a 20-chapter book: a quiz on every chapter, a map of what is held and what has faded, old chapters mixed in, and the research behind it.Spaced repetition schedule: when to take a quiz againWhen to re-test yourself and how far apart, with what the spacing studies measured, how Leitner boxes and SM-2 set a date, and two timetables worked to the day.What to do with the questions you got wrong on a practice testA wrong answer is the most useful thing a practice test gives you. Sort each miss, fix it by its kind, retry from memory and bring it back on later days.

Questions.

Is it free for students?: Yes. A free account gives you the kits, study mode, re-tests and a monthly allowance of Procto AI's writing. The Learner plan raises the allowance for heavy use.
Will it work for my subject?: Any subject with written material: paste it and the questions come from it. The kits cover mathematics, the sciences, languages, English, history and geography, business, health, law, engineering, computing and the arts, at every level from primary to postgraduate.
What if the questions are wrong?: Each question is written from your material and shows the passage it came from, so you can check it for yourself. You can edit or delete any question.