Frequently Asked Questions

Edmoti is an online GCSE Maths revision platform built for UK students aged 13–16. It combines AI-assisted practice, real exam-style questions, gamified motivation, and a parent dashboard — all designed to help students revise smarter and build confidence before their GCSE Maths exams.

Edmoti is designed for Year 10 and Year 11 students preparing for GCSE Maths, and their parents or guardians. Parents get full visibility into their child’s progress through a dedicated dashboard, while students get personalised daily missions, practice modes, and rewards.

Edmoti is an educational support tool, not a replacement for teachers or tutors. It uses AI as an assistant to help explain concepts, adapt practice, and identify gaps — but it does not replace classroom teaching, independent thinking, or formal education. Many families use Edmoti alongside tutoring or school revision.

Edmoti combines five practice modes (Flashcards, Weak Area Trainer, Timed Drills, Exam Builder, Video Vault), AI-assisted micro-lessons, a gamified reward system, and a parent dashboard with real-time visibility — all tailored to your specific exam board and tier. Most revision apps offer generic content. Edmoti adapts to where you actually need to improve.

Edmoti covers all major UK GCSE Maths exam boards: AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas, WJEC, SQA, and CCEA. You select your exam board during setup and all practice questions, mock exams, and content are tailored to your specific board.

Yes. When you set up your account, you choose whether you’re studying Foundation or Higher tier GCSE Maths. Edmoti tailors all questions, practice sessions, and predicted grades to your selected tier. You can change your tier at any time in your profile settings.

Yes. The Exam Builder lets you create custom mock papers that match your exam board, tier, and paper type (Paper 1, 2, or 3). You can choose session sizes from Mini Mock to Full Paper. A built-in scientific calculator and scribble tool are available during exams, matching real exam conditions.

Yes. Edmoti calculates a predicted GCSE grade based on your completed exam-style questions and learning activity. This is a guidance estimate to help you and your parents understand your current performance and where to focus. Predicted grades update as you complete more work.

Edmoti covers the full GCSE Maths curriculum, including Number, Algebra, Geometry and Measures, Ratio and Proportion, Probability, and Statistics. Each topic is broken down into subtopics with mastery tracking so you can see exactly where your strengths and gaps are.

When you first join, you take a 15-minute Calibration Test that maps your strengths and gaps across the GCSE Maths curriculum. Edmoti then creates a personalised learning path with daily missions focused on where you need the most improvement, mixed with revision of topics you’ve already learned.

Edmoti offers five practice modes: Flashcards for spaced repetition of key concepts; Weak Area Trainer that targets your weakest topics with adaptive drills; Timed Drills for building exam-day speed (2, 5, or 10 minutes); Exam Builder for full mock papers; and Video Vault with curated video explanations filtered by topic and tier.

AI on Edmoti is used as an assistive tool. It helps adapt practice to your level, provides step-by-step explanations, and identifies topics that need more attention. AI does not replace your own thinking or effort — it supports understanding and confidence. All insights are based on your actual activity, not assumptions.

Micro-Lessons are short, AI-assisted step-by-step explanations that break down a topic into a diagnostic check, clear explanations, worked examples, practice questions, and a summary. They adapt to your learning style — whether you prefer visual explanations, step-by-step walkthroughs, or example-first approaches.

Yes. Edmoti’s Parent Dashboard gives you real-time visibility into your child’s predicted grade, daily streak, overall mastery percentage, topic-by-topic breakdown, XP progress, and daily activity. Everything updates automatically — no need to ask how revision is going.

You can create a parent account and then set up your child’s account from there, or your child can generate a linking code from their profile. You can also share the link via WhatsApp or email. Once linked, you’ll have full visibility into their learning.

The Wishlist lets students set real-world reward goals (like a new controller or pizza night). Parents approve which rewards are available. As students study and earn XP, they progress toward their chosen rewards. It turns revision from a battle into a shared goal — with parents staying in full control.

XP (experience points) are earned through completing missions, answering questions, finishing micro-lessons, and watching videos. The harder the task, the more XP you earn. XP contributes to your level, unlocks milestones, and counts toward wishlist rewards. There’s no daily cap.

A streak counts how many consecutive days you’ve completed at least one learning activity. Streaks build momentum and are visible on both the student and parent dashboards. Some achievements are tied to streak milestones, like a 7-day or 30-day streak.

Yes. Students earn badges and achievements for hitting milestones — such as completing their first exam, reaching a 7-day streak, mastering a topic, or levelling up. These provide recognition and motivation alongside the XP and wishlist systems.

Yes. Edmoti’s Free plan includes 2 daily missions, a calibration test, basic progress tracking, and basic AI assistance — with no time limit and no credit card required. You can upgrade to Plus (£9.99/month) or Pro (£19.99/month) for unlimited missions, full AI coaching, all practice modes, and more.

Edmoti offers three plans: Free (£0 forever) with 2 daily missions and basic features; Edmoti Plus (£9.99/month) with unlimited missions, full AI coaching, weak area training, parent reports, and video vault access; and Edmoti Pro (£19.99/month) with everything in Plus plus live exam events, priority support, and 1:1 tutor access (beta). All plans can be cancelled at any time.

Yes. You can cancel your subscription from your account settings at any time. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period — you won’t lose access immediately. There are no hidden fees or cancellation charges.

Visit www.edmoti.com and click “Start Free”. You can sign up with your email address. No credit card is required. If you’re a parent, you’ll be guided through linking your account to your child’s during setup.

Edmoti works in any modern web browser on desktop, laptop, tablet, or mobile. We recommend Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge for the best experience. No app download is required — just visit the website and log in.