How it works

Study less.
Remember more.

BrainBerry blends AI-generated decks, classroom games and progress insights into one daily-habit-shaped revision tool.

The flow

From blank page to aced exam

1

Pick a topic

Choose your subject, exam board (AQA or Edexcel), and the topic you want to revise. Or paste your own notes — up to about 2,000 characters.

Biology · AQAPhotosynthesis
2

Study smart

AI generates a deck tuned to your spec. Flip each card, then be honest: Got it, Almost, or Forgot. That one tap is what makes the rest work.

What is the Calvin cycle?
Tap to flip
3

Stay sharp

Insights surface the topics you're weakest on, and the AI Coach names the one to revise next. Streaks, coins and game leaderboards keep you coming back.

Self-rating

Got it. Almost. Forgot.

Every card ends with one honest tap. It is the smallest thing in BrainBerry and the one that makes everything else work — the progress bar, the weak-topic list, and what the AI Coach tells you to revise next.

  • Three levels, not two — "almost" is where the marks are lost
  • Ratings persist on the card, session after session
  • Hide your Got its to drill only what is left
  • Reset one rating type in a tap and go again
Why is RuBisCO described as a carboxylase?
It fixes CO₂ onto RuBP to form two 3-PGA.
Forgot
Almost
Got it
One tap per card. That is the entire admin burden.
Built for GCSE & A-Level

Your board. Your spec.

BrainBerry knows the difference between AQA and Edexcel — so the cards you study match exactly what you'll be tested on.

  • AQA and Edexcel today — more boards on the roadmap
  • Topic tags mapped to your spec, higher and triple tiers flagged
  • Multiple choice generated from every deck
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AQA
Edexcel
Insights

See exactly where you'll lose marks.

Every answer feeds a private dashboard that shows which topics are solid, which are shaky, and which you've barely touched.

  • Topic-by-topic mastery scores
  • Compare a test against your last one
  • Smart "study next" recommendations
Photosynthesis92%
Cell division78%
Genetics54%
Ecology31%

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A-Level lands December 2026, with GCSE and the phone apps to follow. Drop your email and we'll tell you the moment it's live.

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