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Got it. Almost. Forgot.

Every other flashcard app asks one question: did you get it, yes or no. But nobody loses marks on the cards they knew, or the ones they didn't. They lose them on the ones they almost knew — so we gave you a third button.

✗ Forgot
Blank. It keeps coming back until it stops being blank.
≈ Almost
You half-had it. The honest middle answer nobody else lets you give.
✓ Got it
Solid. It drops out so you stop revising what you already know.
Your deck, one glance — every card coloured by how you rated it
✓ Your rating sticks to the card, session after session✓ Hide your Got its and drill only what's left✓ Wipe every Forgot in one tap and re-run them✓ Pip, your AI coach, reads your ratings to pick what's next
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Why BrainBerry

Revision that doesn't feel like revision.

Three things that make the difference between cramming and actually remembering it on exam day.

AI that adapts to you

Pip explains the cards you get wrong and looks back over every session with you. Get personalised insights on what to revise next and where to focus before the exam.

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Learn with your class

Revision games with leaderboards, public packs made by top creators, and a community that rates the best content to the top.

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Stay motivated

Daily streaks, coins, badges and leaderboards turn revision into a habit that actually sticks. Show up every day. Reap the berries.

How rewards work
One topic. Three ways.

Same cards. Different muscles.

Every deck you build flows through three modes — flashcards, multiple choice, and head-to-head games — so the same knowledge gets locked in three different ways.

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Mode 01 · Flashcards

Recall it cold.

Front of card → back of card, then rate yourself: Got it, Almost, or Forgot. Got it drops out of the rotation; the other two keep coming round.

What is the role of NADPH in the Calvin cycle?
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Building blocks
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Mode 02 · Multiple choice

Spot the right one.

Multiple-choice questions on the same topics. Recognition test, not just recall — closer to what you'll see in your exam paper.

NADPH provides…
AATP for the cycle
BReducing power for fixation✓
CCarbon for sugar synthesis
Exam shape
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Mode 03 · Games

Race the class.

Live class quizzes, head-to-head match-ups, quick-fire rounds. The same deck, but adrenaline-tuned for revision week.

Aisha1,240
You1,180
Tomas980
Pressure-tested
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One deck of 60 cards. Three rounds, three muscles, three times the recall when it's exam day.

The big sell

AI built for revision —
not just chatbots.

BrainBerry's AI supports your revision rather than doing it for you. It explains what you got wrong, spots your weak topics, keeps community packs safe, and — on the roadmap — learns how you learn so you can revise smarter.

Explanations when you need them. Ask Pip why an answer is right, or to explain it another way.
A next step after every session. Pip reads your Got it / Almost / Forgot ratings and tells you what to revise next.
AI-moderated content. Every public pack is screened before it publishes — language filters plus an AI review pass.
Learning-style insights. On the roadmapThe AI that learns how you learn — peak hours, strongest topics, a study plan tuned to your real patterns.
You ask Pip
"Why was I wrong about the light-dependent reactions?"
YOUR CARD
Where do the light-dependent reactions take place?
Thylakoid membranes inside the chloroplast.
PIP EXPLAINS
You said the stroma — that's where the Calvin cycle happens.
Light reactions need the thylakoid membranes, where the chlorophyll is.
NEXT STEP
Go over photosynthesis: light-dependent reactions.
3 cards marked Almost — worth another look today.
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ChemistryAQA · Edexcel
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PhysicsAQA · Edexcel
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GeographyAQA · Edexcel
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English LiteratureAQA · Edexcel

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Photosynthesis

What's the role of NADPH in the Calvin cycle?
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