Answer a few questions and the revision section starts building your own queue: the topics you’re shaky on come back sooner, the ones you’ve nailed come back harder. No fixed list, no wasted evenings on things you already know.
Plans from $5 a month, plus tax where applicable. Nothing is charged for 4 days, and you can cancel before then in two clicks.
81 review formats in your own queue, re-sorted after every answer you give.
Thousands of exam-style questions, each tied to a syllabus topic.
Written answers marked in about a minute, against the level descriptors.
Two plans from $5 a month (plus tax where applicable), with 4 days free on both.
Most revision apps hand everyone the same list in the same order. Here, every student gets their own. It draws on 81 different review formats and more than 4,500 review questions for AS alone, and it re-sorts itself after every answer you give.
Quickfire questions, drag-and-drop diagrams, chain-of-reasoning puzzles, short written answers. The format changes topic to topic, so you’re thinking rather than clicking on autopilot.
Get something wrong and that topic comes back sooner, and more often, until it sticks. Topics you’re secure on space out, so your time goes where the marks are.
Get a topic right three times and it doesn’t just repeat. It comes back as an application or analysis question, because that’s where the exam’s marks actually are.
You can recall every definition and still lose half the marks on a twelve-marker, because the exam is testing whether you can use it, explain the chain and weigh it up. So your practice climbs a ladder as you get stronger.
Definitions, terms and the basic mechanics. Fast and low-stakes, repeated until it sticks.
The same idea in an unfamiliar context, where you have to spot which tool applies first.
Not the answer, the reasoning that gets there. It’s where most students actually drop marks.
Weighing both sides and reaching a supported conclusion. The hardest marks on the paper.
Multiple choice for retrieval, structured written questions for technique. Every question is mapped to a syllabus subtopic, a command word and a mark tariff. Included in both student plans.
Built for retrieval practice and for finding misconceptions fast.
Data response and essays, in the current paper’s format and its evaluation-heavy structure.
You don’t have to wait a week for your exercise book to come back. Written answers are marked within about a minute, against the same level descriptors an examiner uses, split by assessment objective.
The feedback tells you what earned the mark and what would earn the next one, then ends on a question rather than handing you the answer. So your second attempt is your own thinking, which is the bit that sticks.
With the Lessons & revision plan you get the full interactive course as well: every lesson page your teacher’s school would use, built to be worked through on your own.
You learn by doing. You shift the curve and watch the price change, fill in the figures, build the diagram, then write about it. And you can’t scroll past what you haven’t understood: each section ends in a checkpoint, and the next one stays locked until you’ve cleared it.
Pick the one that fits. You won’t be charged for the first 4 days, and you can switch or cancel whenever you like.
Taught lessons not included. Upgrade any time and pay only the difference.
Start 4-day free trialPrices in US dollars, plus tax where applicable: Paddle, our merchant of record, adds any VAT or sales tax at checkout. Want to look first? One complete topic is open to everyone, no account needed.
One free trial per person. Cancel from your account settings at any time; you keep access until the end of the period you’ve paid for.
Teacher-set assignments, class comparison and the support levels a teacher assigns to you. Those need a school licence, because they need a teacher on the other end.
Yes. You add a card when you start, but nothing is taken for 4 days. We email you two days before the trial ends, and if you cancel before day 5 you’re never charged. Payment is handled by Paddle, our payment provider, which also sends your receipts; your card details never reach our servers. If you just want to look around first, one complete topic is open to everyone with no account at all.
Cambridge IGCSE Economics (0455) and Cambridge International AS & A Level Economics (9708). Business is coming next. Pick your course when you sign up: IGCSE Economics (0455), AS Economics (9708) or A Level Economics (9708). To change course later, email us at support@secondnaturelearning.com.
Yes, at any time from your account. Move up to Lessons & revision and you pay only the difference for the rest of your billing period. Move down and the change starts at your next renewal.
You keep access until the end of the period you’ve already paid for, and you won’t be charged again. Your progress is kept, so if you come back later your review queue picks up where you left off.
A parent or guardian needs to set the account up and add the card. How we look after your information.
No, sorry. Each account is for one person. The revision queue is built from your own answers, so a shared account gives both of you the wrong revision. You can be signed in on two devices at once, though — say your phone and your laptop.
Yes. It runs in any browser, with nothing to install, and every activity is built for touch as well as a mouse, so revising on the bus works the same as at a desk.
No. If your teacher has given you your own sign-up code, enter it when you sign up, then confirm your email and choose a password. Your school’s licence covers you.
Revision that knows what you need next, and feedback the same evening. From $5 a month, plus tax where applicable, after your 4-day free trial.