Kematra
A study manual that writes itself for your situation — for tests and exams.
You say what you are preparing for. Kematra works out what that contains, decides what deserves your attention and in what order, and tells you what to do, how, and where to find material — then changes its mind as you record how the work actually went.
Kematra is for students aged 13 and over.
What it is not
It does not teach.
There are no lessons, videos or explanations here — it tells you what to work on and points you at material that already exists.
It does not grade.
Nothing you record is marked by us, and no score you enter is reported anywhere.
It does not promise a result.
What it can do is make the next hour a considered one instead of a guess.
What it covers
What it plans for
- Tests and exams, and anything sat under test conditions — including timed or in-class essays.
- Essay craft, where it is the exam skill you are being assessed on.
- The written or theory exam of a practical subject.
- Speaking exams in a language.
What it does not plan for
- Assignments, projects and anything you complete at home and hand in. The work is real; the planning it needs is a different shape from a test's.
- Practising a physical skill. Kematra can help with the theory paper for a practical subject, and it has nothing useful to say about the practical itself.
If your subject has a practical side…
If your subject has a practical side — music performance, PE, drama, art, workshop or lab technique — Kematra covers the written and theory exam for it, and not the practical work. It will say so again when you set the subject up.