Revzy helps your child revise AQA GCSE Business (8132) on their own, and tells you how it's going. It was built by a GCSE Business teacher.
If your child adds you, you get one short email a week. You confirm it first and can stop it with one click. It never includes their written answers.
Sam's week: 74 questions answered · 68% accuracy · 5-day streak
| Finance | 81% |
| Marketing | 72% |
| Human resources | 49% |
Worth practising: Human resources
An example with made-up figures, to show the layout.
Your child can send you a private link to a live page: this week's questions and accuracy by topic, their readiness score for each paper, and a topic map of every part of the course they have mastered. Never their written answers. They can turn it off at any time.
At each school half term you get a one-page PDF by email: readiness for each paper and how it has moved, the topic map, and the topics covered so far. It's a calm way to see the term at a glance.
Start now, and Year 11 is revision, not catching up.
The Year 10 pass is £39.99 and lasts until 30 June 2028, after their GCSE exams. On 1 September they move up to Year 11 by themselves, and the weekly plan becomes revision to the exams.
Free every day, with published daily limits that never change between 1 April and 30 June.
The Exam Season Pass is one payment, no subscription, and less than an hour with a tutor:
Accounts made before 1 December 2026 can buy it for £23.99 (Year 10: £31.99) until 31 January 2027. Full pricing and limits
No. Revzy is independent and not endorsed by any exam board. It follows the AQA GCSE Business (8132) specification, and the questions are written by a GCSE Business teacher.
Revzy is built for AQA right now, and Edexcel and OCR are coming next, written for those courses rather than copied from AQA. Your child can join free today and tell us their board. The pass goes on sale for their board when it's ready, and not before.
An AI marker, given the official AQA mark grid and the teacher's marking notes for each question. The mark is an estimate to help your child improve. Their school's marking and the real exam are what count.
Your child's email, the name they choose, their school year and exam board, their exam date, the topics they tick and their answers, so they can see their progress. It's stored in the UK. We don't collect their school, date of birth or address, and we never sell data. Students must be 13 or over. Read the privacy notice.
No. The Monday email, the live view and the half-term report show how much they did, how accurate they were by topic and what to work on. Never their written answers.