Features · Exam Zone
Add the test outline, a past paper and the teacher’s notes. Tuterly works out what’s on the test and how the school writes its questions, then writes a brand new practice exam in the same style. It marks it by topic and turns every question they miss into practice. Years 7 to 10, Australian Curriculum.
Coming soon on iPhone. Android soon after.
Got a question wrong? Try Tuterly on it now.
Upload a photo of one maths question. You’ll get the worked solution and a fresh question on the same idea to practise. Free, 2 a day.
How it works

The outline, past papers and teacher’s notes, as photos, a PDF or a Word file.

It finds the topics and the test date, and how the school writes its questions.

Sit it in the app, or print it and sit it on paper.

See exactly which topics cost marks, with a worked solution for every question.

Redo each one, or try a similar question, until it sticks.
Why it helps
New questions on the topics in the outline, set out the way the school sets out its tests. It never copies the school’s questions.
From “Based on your topics” to “Great match”, it shows how close the practice exam can get and what to add next.
Print the exam on A4 to make it feel like the real thing, then photograph the written answers to have them marked.
Each wrong answer shows why it was wrong and a worked solution, then goes into their question bank for later practice.
Sit the same exam again with new numbers and wording, so they practise the method, not the answer.
Set the test date for a countdown and choose the length. The timer is optional.
Questions
Nobody can promise that, and Tuterly never copies the school’s questions. It writes new questions on the topics in the outline, in the style of the past papers, so the real test feels familiar. The more you add, the closer the match, and the match meter shows how close it can get.
Whatever you have: a test or term outline, past papers, and the teacher’s notes or revision sheets. Photos, a PDF or a Word file all work. With nothing to upload, pick up to 6 topics and it writes from those.
Yes. The exam prints as an A4 PDF. Afterwards they photograph their written answers, check what was read, and it’s marked.
Each one is listed under Fix what you missed with its worked solution. They can redo it or try a similar question, and it’s saved to their question bank so it comes back in later practice.
No. It’s a practice exam they sit themselves. Worked solutions come after marking, and every miss turns into fresh practice they have to get right on their own.
More features
Tuterly turns every missed maths question into practice tailored towards the student, not just a generic worksheet.
Coming soon on iPhone. Android soon after.