Know what to study. Get help when you’re stuck. See your understanding grow. MathLab turns your answers into a personalised revision plan, so your next session has a purpose.
Available on iPhone · Free to start · Pro from £9.99/month at launch
Your goal, your progress and your next step in one place.
What you get
A plan. Useful feedback. A reason to keep going.
Here’s what that means when you sit down to revise.
01 · Know where to focus
Find the gaps behind the grade.
Start with a diagnostic. Our bespoke fluency algorithm estimates your understanding topic by topic, then uses your answers to choose targeted practice. As you improve, the next questions adapt.
See which skills need attention, instead of picking another worksheet at random.
02 · Work through the difficult bit
Understand what went wrong.
Enter real maths with a purpose-built keyboard and check supported answers immediately. Use a hint or a worked solution to find the missing step, then try the method again. Pro removes the daily limit on new question checks.
Get feedback while your attempt is fresh, and keep practising until it makes sense.
03 · Build understanding that lasts
Learn it, then put it into practice.
Clear lessons and worked examples connect to questions, worksheets and milestones. Revisit an earlier skill when you need it. Completed work, XP and levels make it easier to see what your effort is building.
Foundations, Pure Maths, Statistics, Mechanics and Further Maths in a structured course.
Also included: answers saved locally and synced when connected, light and dark modes, and a full catalogue you can inspect before paying. Explore the course →
See the plan adapt
MathLab
Every answer helps shape the next step.
This example follows a student practising indices, differentiation and integration. Each answer updates the fluency estimate for its topic. The shaded band narrows to illustrate growing confidence in the estimates. Hover or tap to inspect each answer and its effect.
Diagnostic→ Personalised practice→ Fluency
PERSONALISED FOR YOU11 / 20
DifferentiationBuilding fluency
Find f′(x) of f(x)=2x+31x6
Your answer
Finding your next question…
Answer recorded→Updating fluency
FLUENCY BY SKILL
48%Overall fluency
10 practice answers · 48% overall fluency
YOUR SKILLS, NOT JUST YOUR SCOREHover or tap to explore
Indices39%
Differentiation35%
Integration70%
ANSWER HISTORY
Scripted answers with MathLab’s fluency estimates. Shaded confidence ranges are illustrative, not calibrated model intervals or exam grades.
Fluency estimates help guide practice towards your target grade. Use teacher feedback and independently completed exam work to judge exam readiness.
For the parent backing their effort
Help their revision time turn into progress.
You don’t need to remember A-level maths to help. You can give them a clear place to practise, support when they’re stuck, and a way to show you what’s improving.
They send a parent link from MathLab. You see the progress they choose to share, including fluency across maths topics.
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Cover Pro from your own device.
Where guardian checkout is available, pay through their parent link. Pro activates on their existing account; you keep control of billing without their password.
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Have a useful weekly check-in.
Ask “show me a question you understand better now.” Discuss the gaps that remain and what they’ll work on next.
Exactly what you pay for
Start free. Get more room to practise with Pro.
The lessons, catalogue, personalised practice and progress are available on Free. Pro lets you keep checking new questions without the daily cap.
MathLab Free
£0
Browse, learn, and start practising. Unrestricted access to our corpus of thousands of questions and MathLab Learn, our lesson platform.
✓ Every learning path, question and free lesson
✓ A starter allowance, then 3 new question checks a day
Keep working through your personalised plan with unlimited checks, hints and worked solutions. Every answer gives MathLab more evidence to shape your next practice.
✓ Find the gaps to focus on with topic-by-topic fluency estimates
✓ Follow targeted practice that adapts as your understanding grows
✓ Work towards your target grade with a clear next step
✓ Keep practising with unlimited checks, hints and worked solutions
What changes when you upgrade?
Your practice
Free
Pro
New question checks
Starter allowance, then 3 a day
Unlimited
Hints & worked solutions
With free checks
Throughout your practice
Personalised plan & fluency
Included
Included
Lessons, questions & progress
Included
Included
Monthly
50% introductory launch offerPlanned standard price: £19.99/month£9.99/month at launch
Annual
50% introductory launch offerPlanned standard price: £159.99/year£79.99/year at launch
Eligible new subscribers can try Pro free for 7 days. Your chosen plan renews automatically unless cancelled; Apple confirms the price and terms before purchase.
In-app subscriptions are purchased and managed through the App Store. Introductory launch prices are £9.99/month and £79.99/year, compared with planned future standard prices of £19.99/month and £159.99/year. Apple confirms your local price, eligibility, offer duration and renewal terms before purchase. Guardian subscriptions, where available, use Stripe checkout from a parent link.
Support between lessons
£29.97 for three months of focused practice.
At the £9.99 monthly launch price, three monthly payments cost less than one tutor hour priced at £30. Your child gets a personalised plan and unlimited answer checking, hints and worked solutions for the practice they do between lessons.
Tutor rates vary. Three months is a comparison of monthly costs, not a fixed-term package; the subscription renews until cancelled. MathLab supports independent practice alongside teaching and tutoring.
Review topic fluency and completed practice together, then ask the student to explain a mistake and attempt a fresh question without help. Pair that with teacher feedback and timed exam work. MathLab helps students work towards their target grade; it cannot guarantee a result.
Yes. MathLab is designed around an open catalogue, so you can browse paths, topics, worksheets and questions before deciding whether Pro is useful to you.
Is there a free trial?
Eligible new subscribers can try MathLab Pro free for one week, then pay the price of their selected monthly or annual plan. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled. MathLab and Apple confirm your eligibility, local price and full terms before you subscribe.
How do subscriptions work?
In-app MathLab Pro subscriptions are purchased and managed through Apple’s App Store. Where available, guardians can use a parent link to pay through Stripe for the student’s account and manage that subscription through guardian billing. Full billing and cancellation terms are shown before purchase.