Drills
Why can I follow the lesson but miss the questions?
Explore Drills ↗Pulse / Learning progress & weak topics
Turn “I studied” into “here is what to practise.”
Progress tracking and performance analytics dashboard.
For GCSE and A-Level study in England learners in England, United Kingdom.
The useful difference
What is Pulse?
Explore your curriculum, learning activity and assessment evidence in one workspace. Review topics and outcomes, identify where more practice may help and open relevant study tools. Teachers have a separate class and student view; access depends on institutional relationships and role permissions.
Time spent and topics visited describe activity. Scores and reviewed answers provide a different kind of evidence. A topic without assessment data is still unmeasured.
From question to action
How Pulse works
- 01Study as usual across Chat, Drills, Arena, Express and the rest. Pulse records what you actually did.
- 02Explore the curriculum and topic view alongside the activity and assessment evidence available for your account.
- 03Act on the flagged topics, the ones losing you marks, and compare progress across subjects.
Two sides of learning
Made for your part in the lesson.
For students
- See your learning as a knowledge map, alongside progress, curriculum coverage, your collection and next steps.
- Every topic links to a drill, a mind map, a chat or a plan, so an insight turns into an action.
- Pulse reports evidence honestly: activity counts as exploring, and mastery comes only from assessed work.
For teachers
- Open a workspace per section: overview, knowledge, students, insights and activity.
- See which topics have assessment evidence and which are still unmeasured.
- Filter for struggling or inactive students, and open a per-student view to decide what to assign next.
Studying in the UK
Revise the topic. Then learn to answer the question.
GCSE and A-level revision is more useful when you can name the gap: recalling the content, interpreting the command word or completing the paper in time.
Bring a GCSE question you lost marks on or an A-level explanation you could not finish. Use the feedback to choose a specific topic to revisit before another timed attempt.
Our initial UK rollout focuses on England. Include your qualification, exam board and tier or level, and check available topics against your school’s GCSE or A-level specification.
Before you start
Pulse questions
What does Pulse track?
Pulse brings curriculum coverage, learning activity, outcomes and assessment evidence into one workspace. Activity alone does not prove mastery; use submitted results and feedback to choose your next practice.
How do teachers use Pulse?
Teachers have a separate workspace for permitted classes and students, with curriculum, activity and assessment information. Access follows the institution and role permissions; a public link does not expose student records.
Is Pulse free?
Flow is free to start, with free credits that never expire. Once they are used, paid plans provide access subject to plan usage limits, and the final price is shown at checkout in your local currency.
Keep the learning connected
A useful next step.
MindMaps
I remember the terms, but how are they connected?
Explore MindMaps ↗Gameplan
How do I revise when every subject feels urgent?
Explore Gameplan (Study Scheduler) ↗