Find the broken linkin your chain of reasoning.
Revyz reads your A-Level essay the way an examiner does, then shows you exactly where the analysis stopped short and the one step that would fix it. Formative feedback in about a minute. No marks.
How it works
Set the question. Write it properly. Read the margin.
Set the question
Generate an exam-style question by topic and mark tier, or paste a past paper question with its extract.
Write under exam conditions
A quiet canvas with the question pinned above it. Add a 25 or 45-minute clock when you want the pressure.
Read the teacher's desk
What worked, where each chain of reasoning broke, which evaluation is missing, and one paragraph to rewrite now.
Sample review · Monetary policy
This is what the margin notes look like.
A Year 13 answer to “Evaluate the effectiveness of a cut in Bank Rate as a means of increasing aggregate demand.”
From the script
A cut in Bank Rate lowers the cost at which commercial banks borrow, and they pass this on through lower mortgage and loan rates. As a result, consumption increases and AD shifts to the right, raising real GDP. However, if consumer confidence is low, as in 2009, households may save rather than borrow, so the policy could be ineffective.
Transmission mechanism audit
You jump from cheaper loans to higher consumption. Say why households spend more: borrowing for big-ticket goods becomes cheaper, saving earns less, and variable-rate mortgage holders keep more of their income each month.
Evaluative weight check
Compared with a private tutor
Why not just get a tutor?
| Private tutor | Revyz | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | £40–£60 an hour | Free for 3 reviews, then £8 a month |
| Turnaround | Days, often the next session | About a minute |
| When | When you've booked | Whenever you write, including the night before |
| Depth per essay | Whatever there's time for | Every chain of reasoning, every evaluation check |
| Marks | Often a predicted grade | None, deliberately |
When a tutor is still the better call
If you don't yet understand a topic, you need it taught, not critiqued. A good tutor also gives you accountability and a back-and-forth conversation about exam technique. Revyz is for practice: it's at its best once you know the theory and need to write it under pressure, over and over.
Pricing
Two plans. No marks on either.
- 3 teacher reviews a month
- Untimed writing canvas
- One-step revision on every review
- Your last 5 essays
- Up to 150 reviews a month
- Timed exam mode: 25 and 45 minutes
- Full essay history
FAQ
Questions students ask
Is it as accurate as a real examiner?
It's built around how the boards describe AO1 to AO4, not around guessing your grade. It is strongest at spotting gaps in chains of reasoning and missing evaluation. Treat it as a rigorous practice partner, and check big decisions with your teacher.
Why no marks or grades?
A number tells you where you are, not what to fix. Students who get a mark tend to read the mark and skip the comments, so we only give you the comments.
Which exam boards does it cover?
AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas and IB. Economics is first; more subjects are coming. Questions follow each board's command-word style; feedback uses the AO1–AO4 framework they share.
Is my essay private? Is it used for training?
Your essays are never used to train AI models. They are saved in your own browser so you can see your history, and you can export them or delete your account at any time.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel Pro from your account page. You keep Pro until the end of the month you have paid for, then return to 3 free reviews a month.
Is it cheating?
No. Revyz never writes your essay. It critiques what you wrote and asks you to rewrite it yourself, the way a teacher's red pen does. For coursework, check your school's policy.