Organised workbooks and weekly homework, marked by AI

MYP 5 has 33 subjects, GCSE has 52, A Levels have 58, BTEC has 55, IB Diploma has 35 (each at Standard or Higher Level) and AP (US Advanced Placement) has 40 courses. For the Scottish qualifications (SQA) you can choose from 57 subjects: 49 at National 5, 48 at Higher and 35 at Advanced Higher. Every subject has a full topic list, AI-written homework and tests, a predicted grade, and checked past paper and revision links. Use the search box above the list to find a subject quickly.

Yes, every plan, monthly or annual, starts with a 7 day free trial. You pay $0 today, then your plan's price once the trial ends.

Your work is marked by AI, against the syllabus and the model answers the AI wrote for your topic. There is no human marker. You get question-by-question marks, a skills breakdown and next steps, and marks are an estimate. Like any marker, your AI teacher isn't perfect, so every mark comes with clear reasons and you can ask it to re-check any answer in one tap. For big decisions, compare with the official mark scheme. You can also ask the AI questions about your feedback or any topic, and even speak to it using your device's microphone.

Any time, from your account. Cancel before the 7 day trial ends and you won't be charged.

Yes. Parents can subscribe and the student gets access to the workbooks. Use the student's details when you tell us the qualification and subjects at checkout.

The workbooks follow your qualification's specification, and past papers and topic questions come with explanations based on official mark schemes. MYP 5 is the exception: it follows the IB's MYP framework and criteria rather than an exam board, and the IB does not publish its papers freely. The IB Diploma is the same: it follows the IB's subject guides at the level you choose, not an exam board. BTEC is Pearson's own unit-based qualification, so its workbooks follow your units and assignment briefs and the Pass, Merit and Distinction grading criteria rather than a set of exam papers. AP (US Advanced Placement) is run by the College Board: its workbooks follow each AP course's units and exam format, with practice in the style of the multiple-choice and free-response sections, and predicted scores on the 1 to 5 scale. If your GCSE or A Level subject has more than one exam board, choose yours when you pick your subjects (or later in the subject's settings). Your AI-written homework and tests then follow that board's specification topics, question styles and command words, written in our own words and labelled as practice in that board's style, never as official papers, and the AI marking follows the same board's marking conventions as an estimate. If you choose Not sure yet, they stay board-neutral. Where a qualification has only one board, such as SQA, we use it automatically.

Your workbooks, Courses and Content are online in your members area, which you open through your web browser. Use any device with a browser and an internet connection.

No. Flow State is workbooks, AI-set and AI-marked homework and tests, and a weekly plan, not live one-to-one teaching. The calculator above compares cost only, so use it to see the price difference and decide what fits what you need.