An AI companion for GCSE & A-level.

Knows your spec. Asks the question. Stays the whole way.

AQA, Edexcel or OCR — point by point. We ask the questions; you do the thinking. Free during early access — no account needed to try.

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AQA · Edexcel · OCR · GCSE & A-level · Free during early access · No account needed

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Knows your specification

Loaded with your AQA, Edexcel or OCR spec — correct scope, correct command words, correct depth for your tier.

Never moves on until you understand

No rushing through material. You advance when you're ready, not before.

Remembers what you know

Tracks your strengths and gaps so every session picks up where you left off.

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u I got 3/5 + 1/3 = 4/8. What did I do wrong?

t Look at your denominators — 5 and 3. What needs to be true about the denominators before you can add fractions?

u Oh, they need to be the same! So I need 15?

t Exactly! Now, if the denominator becomes 15, what happens to each numerator?

u The cell membrane is made of molecules with one end that attracts water and one that repels it. How are they arranged?

t Think about it — the membrane is surrounded by water on both sides. If one end repels water, where would it "hide"?

u In the middle! The ends that attract water face outward, and the ones that repel it sit between them.

t Exactly. You've just described a phospholipid bilayer — the basis of the fluid mosaic model. Now, why do you think it's called "mosaic"?

u I'm pushing a heavy box but it won't move. Does that mean there's no force?

t You're definitely applying a force. But if the box isn't moving, what might that tell you about the forces involved?

u Maybe they cancel out? Like friction is stopping it from sliding?

t Exactly — your push equals the friction, so the forces are balanced. What would need to change for the box to start moving?

u Carbon has a mass number of 12 and 6 protons. But I saw "Carbon-14" in my textbook. How can the same element have a different mass?

t Good question. The mass number is protons + neutrons. If both have 6 protons, what must be different?

u The neutrons! Carbon-12 has 6 neutrons but Carbon-14 has 8?

t Exactly. Same element, same number of protons, different neutrons — that's what we call isotopes. So why do you think carbon's atomic mass on the periodic table is 12.011 and not a whole number?

Understanding takes effort. That's the point.

You lead

Tell it what you're stuck on. We don't lecture — we ask the question that gets you unstuck.

Grounded in your spec

Every question lands inside a specific spec point — your board's scope, depth and command words. No generic chat.

The click moment

When you derive the answer yourself, it sticks. That's how memory works.

Class moved on. We didn't.

You're in class at 9am and don't quite get enzyme specificity. Your teacher has twenty-nine other students and has to keep going. You come home at 4pm — and we pick up exactly where class dropped you. Your pace. The same AQA spec point your teacher was working to.

That's what a tutor is for.

Everything you need for exam season.

Curriculum aligned to AQA, Edexcel and OCR specifications

Exam-Board Aligned

Mapped to every spec point in your AQA, Edexcel or OCR specification. The tutor knows the exact scope, depth and command words your examiner will use.

Mastery Tracking

Track your progress on every spec point — from "Not Started" to "Exam Ready". See exactly which statements you've mastered.

Review schedule showing upcoming topic reviews

Smart Review Schedule

Spec points come back at the right time so nothing slips. The tutor sends you reminders when it's time to review.

Study Planner

Tells you which spec point to work on next across all your subjects. Overdue reviews first, then new material.

You've seen how it works. Try it on something you're stuck on.

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Why not just use Gemini, ChatGPT or Claude?

They're great general tutors. Here's what they don't know.

Orimentis

Free AI tutors

Private tutor

Teaches your exact AQA / Edexcel / OCR specification

Tracks mastery per spec point, not per topic

Partial

Uses your board's command words

Auto-schedules spec point reviews

Plans what to study next across all your subjects

Guides instead of handing over answers

In study modes

Remembers you between sessions

Partial

Available 24/7

Typical cost

Free in early access

Free–£20/month

£30–£60/hour

No sign-up to try

What you get.

Exactly what's inside — no fine print.

4 STEM subjects

Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths — with more on the way.
GCSE & A-level, AQA + Edexcel + OCR

Your exam specification mapped spec point by spec point so nothing is out of scope.
Mastery tracking

Every topic scored from "Not Started" to "Exam Ready" so you always know where you stand.
Smart review reminders

Topics resurface at the right time so nothing slips before the exam.
Phone, tablet, laptop

Works in the browser — no install, nothing to download.
Free during early access

No credit card, no account to start. Affordable pricing arrives later.

Private & Safe by Design.

No ads, no data selling. You don't even need an account to try it. Orimentis is free during early access and was built from the ground up with student safety in mind.

No marketing cookies GDPR compliant

Common Inquiries

Is it really free?

It's free during early access — no account needed to try it. We'll introduce affordable pricing later. No ads or data selling, ever.

Why not just use Gemini Guided Learning or ChatGPT Study Mode?

They're great general tutors and yes, they'll ask you questions. But they're guessing what your exam board wants. Gemini doesn't know AQA Biology 4.1.1 from Edexcel B1. We teach directly off your specification — correct command words, correct scope, correct depth for your tier — and track which individual spec points you've mastered. When the examiner writes the paper, they work off the spec; so should your tutor.

Will it just give me the answer if I ask nicely?

No. It'll guide you there, but you do the thinking. Most free AI tutors now have a Socratic mode too — but they don't know what your exam board actually marks. We do.

How does it know my exam board?

You pick your level, board, and subject when you start. The tutor loads your specification — the same document your teacher and examiner use. Every conversation is grounded in a specific spec point, uses your board's command words, and stays inside your exam's scope. No generic Biology chat.

Is it accurate?

It uses the same knowledge base as other AI tools, plus your exam board's specification for context. For critical facts, cross-reference with your textbook. It's a study companion, not a replacement for your course materials.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes, it's designed to work on your mobile. Have a question on your mind while on the go? Fire away.

What subjects does it cover?

Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Maths for GCSE and A-level — AQA, Edexcel and OCR (A-level Biology). In curious mode, it covers any STEM topic.

Ready to think, not just read?

Pick your subject and start your first conversation. No sign-up needed.