mathsgap
Find my gaps

For students

Know where to revise first.

Keep practising what you know. Find the step that’s costing you marks, fix it, and check it stays fixed.

Find my gaps

Free check. About 10 minutes.

Example

  1. Your mock

    Question 7, fractions. 0 out of 2.

  2. What you wrote

    23÷45=\dfrac{2}{3} \div \dfrac{4}{5} =23×45\dfrac{2}{3} \times \dfrac{4}{5}This step=815= \dfrac{8}{15}
  3. What MathsGap found

    You changed ÷ to × but didn’t flip the second fraction. Dividing by 45\dfrac{4}{5} is the same as multiplying by 54\dfrac{5}{4}.

    23÷45=\dfrac{2}{3} \div \dfrac{4}{5} =23×54\dfrac{2}{3} \times \dfrac{5}{4}=1012=56= \dfrac{10}{12} = \dfrac{5}{6}
  4. Gap found: dividing by a fraction.

    Next: a 3 minute lesson on this step.

You’re not bad at maths. There’s a gap somewhere, and gaps can be closed.

How it works

  1. A short check finds your gaps.

    About 10 minutes. It shows the exact step that is costing you marks.

  2. A short lesson fixes the step.

    See why it works, watch it done, then try it yourself. New numbers every time.

  3. Re-checks make sure it stays fixed.

    We ask again 3 days later and 2 weeks later. When you get it right both times, it is fixed.

What you get

  • New numbers every time

    Learn the method, not the answer.

  • A box for each step

    Like method marks in the exam, so you see exactly where it broke.

  • Practice papers in your board’s style

    Practise on papers that look and feel like the real thing.

  • Grade papers

    Papers set at each grade, so you can see what stands between you and the next grade.

  • Your board’s past papers

    Do a real paper, then use Enter my marks to see where you stand.

Just you

The only person you’re competing with is you.

  • No leaderboards.
  • No points taken away.
  • Breaks built in.

Foundation and Higher

Works for both tiers, with your exam board.

  • Edexcel
  • AQA
  • OCR
  • Eduqas

Wellbeing

Calm by design

  • No leaderboards.

    You only compete with yourself. Your results are compared with your own past results, never with anyone else.

  • No streak guilt. No paid boosts.

    No points taken away, no spins, nothing to buy. Just the next gap to fix.

  • Rest breaks built in.

    A break reminder after 25 minutes. Never in the middle of a timed paper.

Find your first gap tonight.

GCSE Maths Paper 1 is on Friday 14 May 2027. 188 days to go. One gap a week is 26 gaps closed before the exam.

Find my gaps

Free check. About 10 minutes.