Homework help.Less guesswork for busy parents.

Turn a photo of maths homework into a clear plan to help your child. Understand the tricky bits, find useful practice and get on with your evening.

One credit marks one page, from 50p a page in the pack of 60.

A page we cannot mark is free, and credits never expire.

7 × 8 =560.649 =1.000Rounded to a whole numberwrote 1.000answer 0.6

From “I’m stuck” to “let’s try this”

See what needs attention and how to explain it. Your saved reports help you spot when the same mistake comes back.

A small detail can explain a confusing answer. Here, the pupil rounded to a whole number instead of one significant figure.

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The report puts the written answer beside the expected answer, then connects the topic to a useful next step.

You bring the homework. We help with the next step.

  • Less time checking every answer.

    Photograph the page. See what is right, what needs attention and what we could not check, together in one report.

  • Know how to help, even when the maths feels unfamiliar.

    Plain-English explanations and worked steps help you talk through the tricky part with your child.

  • Find the next useful practice without the search.

    Follow the topic from their homework to relevant lessons, worksheets and practice resources.

A photo. A clear explanation. A way forward.

Built for the few minutes you have between everything else.

  1. Snap the homework

    Take or upload a photo of work they have already done. No typing out every question.

  2. Understand the sticking point

    See the answers we can check, the mistakes we can explain and the working behind them.

  3. Make the next few minutes count

    Pick one thing to practise together, with relevant material ready to open.

What if a page cannot be marked?

What you get back, every time

We always tell you what happened to a page. There are five ways it can turn out and three of them cost nothing: only a page we mark costs a credit.

1 credit

Marked and explained

We marked every answer, and where something went wrong we named the cause.

1 credit

Marked, one cause not found

We marked every answer. For one of them we can say the answer is wrong, but not why.

free

Topic found, not marked

We know what the page is about, but we cannot mark this kind of question yet.

free

No topic found

The photograph is clear, and we still cannot work out the topic of this page. This page is free.

free

Nothing marked, photo too soft

The photograph is ours to get right, so nothing needs writing out again.

Matched to your child’s exam board

Built for children at school in England, primary to GCSE. England’s four GCSE boards each set out what the course covers, point by point. We have worked through all four and linked practice to 752 of their 752 points.

752 of 752points across AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas and OCR with practice linked
97 of 97topics the four boards share, each with a worksheet from a named publisher
1900+maths lessons behind them, primary to GCSE

The practice sits on other people’s websites, mostly Oak National Academy and Corbettmaths. We link to the page, name the publisher, and say which questions match the point your child is stuck on. An AI model reviewed every selection and worked through its answers again before it was listed. That is our own check, not an exam board endorsement.

Explore our sources and licences

Start free

From 50p a page after that. Practice is always free, and nothing renews on its own.

5 pages

A term's worth of the odd tricky page.

£3.99one off80p a page
20 pages

Roughly a page a week for two terms.

£12.99one off65p a page
60 pages

A whole paper at a time, or a second child.

£29.99one off50p a page
Monthly

15 pages each month. The monthly plan is not on sale yet. When it is, its terms will be here first.

£6.99a month47p a page

Less than a pound a page, and nothing at all for a page we cannot mark. Prices include VAT. There is no way to pay yet, so nothing here has been bought. See what is free

Make tonight’s homework easier to help with

Start with one page. Open the report on your own or work through it together, with an explanation and a next step close at hand.