IGCSE · O Level · A Level
Stop guessing what to revise next.
Uraan connects Cambridge syllabus notes, flashcards, past papers and exam questions into one loop — and uses how you actually perform to decide what you should study next.
How it works
Five steps that feed each other. The last one is what makes the first one useful.
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Read the syllabus notes
Notes written against the Cambridge syllabus and mapped to the exact concept they cover — not a PDF someone scanned.
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Lock it in with flashcards
Active recall, scheduled. Cards come back when you are about to forget them, not on a fixed timetable.
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Practise real questions
Exam-style questions with mark schemes. Your answers save as you type, so a closed tab costs you nothing.
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See what is actually weak
Every answer updates a mastery estimate per concept. No self-assessment, no guessing which topic to revise.
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Fix the foundation first
If quadratics are shaky because factorising is shaky, you get sent to factorising. Repeating hard questions on a broken foundation does not work.
What we cover today
We would rather show you a short honest list than a long one that falls apart when you open it.
Available now
- Mathematics 0580
Being built
- Chemistry 0620
- Physics 0625
- Mathematics 9709
What Uraan is not
- Not a PDF warehouse
- Past papers are structured data here. Every paper links to its mark scheme, and you can find the right variant without opening five files.
- Not a chatbot
- Recommendations come from your own answers and a syllabus map written by people. You can always see why something was suggested.
- Not a school system
- No attendance, no fees, no timetables. Your account and your learning history are yours, whichever school you attend.