What changed

Free for everyone · 25 September 2026

ESAT and TMUA Prep is now free. Every account gets adaptive practice, timed papers and the weekly challenge, with no card, no founding cap and no expiry. The 50-place founding offer below is closed; everyone already registered keeps full access.

More Maths 1 reasoning · 20 September 2026

Nine new question types cover similar-triangle cuts, coordinate geometry, measurement bounds, net flow, overlapping groups, reversing a repeated process, combined means, reciprocal algebra, and polygon diagonals. These add new mathematical tasks rather than just new numbers.

Normal healthy practice and new papers use the reasoning bank. Foundation questions remain available for focused practice, observed difficulty or checking an uncertain answer. Feedback remains brief: your result and the correct option.

Question difficulty · 18 September 2026

Student feedback told us practice was too easy. We added eight question models that combine constraints or require an extra reasoning decision, replaced the three public samples, and changed how practice begins. Elementary drills are reserved for targeted practice after difficulty or a topic you choose; new timed papers exclude them and vary their order.

Mathematical checks do not establish real-exam difficulty. This remains a beta with incomplete coverage and uncalibrated difficulty. Existing saved papers retain their questions.

Founding beta · 7 September 2026

Prepared independent Cloudflare hosting and email-code sign-in, with a capped 50-place founding offer, separate optional research and marketing choices, account export and deletion, and a feedback route.

Weekly topic challenges remain free. Founding adaptive access lasts 14 days from registration. Public registration and payment stay closed until configuration and release checks are complete.

The student flow remains question, answer, brief result and correct option, then the next question. These changes do not establish improved exam results.

How updates work

We want a large amount of honest feedback from every part of the student experience. Send it through the feedback page or the feedback box inside your account. We review it before planning the next weekly update; not every request will be built, but every report is useful evidence.

We aim to publish a weekly record of fixes and reviewed improvements. Active papers keep their original questions. Urgent content or security corrections may happen sooner.