Starts with less prompting
A large instruction becomes one visible, finishable first move.
For parents and carers
Help them know how to start—without another textbook.
How2Revise turns “go and revise” into a small, active process a pupil can repeat. You own the account. They build the skill.
The free public experience is open. Parent accounts and payments are not accepting registrations yet. They will open only after the required safeguarding, privacy and payment checks pass.
£14.99 per pupil, per month after the seven-day trial. Payment details required. Cancel online at any time.
What changes
Useful independence—not more supervision.
The subscription earns its place by helping a pupil return, choose a method and need less step-by-step guidance over time.
Uses an active method
The pupil recalls, applies, checks and corrects instead of only rereading.
Returns at a useful time
Short return checks turn a one-off session into a flexible routine.
Value before payment
Let the pupil do a real reset first.
The free experience takes approximately ten minutes, requires no account and leaves the pupil with three questions and a next-day return.
- No schoolwork upload.
- No advertising or public pupil profile.
- No payment prompt until after the useful experience.
Appropriate visibility
Reassurance without surveillance.
Parents need enough information to support a routine. Pupils still need an age-appropriate space to think and attempt.
What a parent can see
- Useful sessions and return checks completed.
- Revision abilities and techniques being practised.
- Broad weekly progress and one helpful next action.
- Subscription, security, consent and notification controls.
What stays out of the report
- A minute-by-minute activity feed.
- Private answer text or every coach exchange by default.
- Fabricated subject mastery or grade predictions.
- Billing warnings inside the pupil experience.
Ages 10–16
The level of support changes with them.
Usually ages 10–12
A parent helps with initial setup and choosing a small target. The pupil still performs the recall and correction themselves.
Usually ages 13–16
The pupil controls sessions and method choices. The parent sees broader progress, with stronger privacy around individual responses.
Questions parents ask
Clear answers before you begin.
Does How2Revise teach the school curriculum?
No. It teaches pupils how to use the notes, books, worksheets, teacher feedback and authorised papers they already have. It does not replace their teacher, textbook or course specification.
Can I manage more than one pupil?
When paid accounts open, one parent login will be able to manage more than one pupil. Each pupil will have a separate £14.99 monthly subscription, trial, profile, progress and return schedule.
What will I see about my child?
You see broad revision actions, routines and capability progress. You do not get a feed of every answer or private coach exchange. Billing and adult controls remain outside the pupil experience.
What happens after the free trial?
Checkout is currently closed. When it opens, the planned seven-day full-access trial will become £14.99 per pupil each month unless the adult cancels beforehand; the exact terms will be shown before payment details are accepted.
No account needed
Open the free reset Try the method before any paid launch.
The free Reset is available now. The planned £14.99 subscription and seven-day trial are not accepting payments yet.
No payment details are collected while checkout remains closed.