Memory. Reinforced.
Kraemon uses spaced repetition and your real exam dates to show you exactly what to revise, and exactly when — every single day.
Out now on iPhone and iPad. Free, with no adverts and nothing to buy. On Android or a laptop? Run it in your browser →
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See it in action
No loading screens that go nowhere. Open Kraemon and your dashboard is already built — next exam, streak, and today's playlist, ready to go.
How it works
Kraemon does the planning — you just do the revision.
Choose every GCSE subject you're sitting. Kraemon maps them to your actual exam board spec — AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas, WJEC, or CCEA — and imports every topic automatically.
Kraemon builds a daily topic playlist, sized to suit you and the moment. After each topic, you rate your recall — very little, the main points, or all of it. That one honest tap is all the data the algorithm needs to schedule your next review.
The syllabus coverage screen shows exactly which topics are mastered, which need work, and which haven't been touched. As exams approach, focus automatically shifts to what matters most.
Everything you need
Every feature in Kraemon connects back to one goal: getting more marks in your actual exams.
The open-source FSRS-5 algorithm — benchmarked on hundreds of millions of real reviews — calculates the exact moment your memory needs reinforcing. You never waste time revising what you already know.
Learn more →Kraemon knows every AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas, WJEC, and CCEA exam date. As your paper approaches, it automatically shifts your playlist to focus on that subject only.
Learn more →See every topic from your actual spec — not a generic topic list. Track what's mastered, what's shaky, and what you haven't touched yet.
Learn more →A Pomodoro-style focus timer that locks down distractions. Flip to landscape for a full-screen countdown. Track your daily focus minutes over time.
Learn more →Daily streaks keep the habit alive. The streak screen visualises your consistency over time — so you can see exactly what consistent revision looks like.
Learn more →Timely, data-driven nudges based on your actual revision patterns — not generic motivational quotes. Only shown when they're genuinely useful.
Learn more →The "am I actually learning?" screen. Retention strength, mastery progress, focus balance and target-vs-mock — every reading drawn from your real revision data.
Learn more →A quick quiz built into the rating step, and self-marked flashcards on the focus timer — an honest gut-check that never touches your review schedule.
Learn more →For students
Every morning, Kraemon builds your personal revision playlist — shaped by what you know, what you're shaky on, and how close each exam is. You just open the app and start.
For parents
Kraemon uses the same spaced-repetition science medical students rely on for some of the hardest exams in the world. No gaming mechanics, no social feeds — just focused, effective revision.
For teachers
Kraemon is built on the learning science you already know — spaced repetition, interleaving, retrieval practice. It just makes all of that automatic for students who wouldn't do it themselves.
Learning science inside
FSRS-5 algorithm schedules each review at precisely the right moment to prevent forgetting.
Sessions mix topics from different subjects — proven to improve long-term retention.
Each session ends with a recall rating — forcing retrieval, not passive re-reading.
For parents and teachers
Sixteen years of teaching it, and the research behind it — spacing, retrieval practice, why re-reading feels productive and isn't, and what genuinely helps at home in the run-up to exams. Practical, short, and never a sales pitch.
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Exam board coverage
Every topic mapped directly to the published specification — so students revise exactly what's on their paper.
Why Kraemon exists
I spent sixteen years teaching science in Leeds and Bradford. Revision technique gets taught in every school — how to plan it, how to space it, how to test yourself rather than re-read. It's also abstract, hard to get your head around, and the first thing to be neglected once a student is working alone.
Home is where almost all revision actually happens, and it was the one place I could never reach. Kids don't fail at revision because they're lazy — they fail because the hard thing that works doesn't feel like it's working, and the easy thing that doesn't work feels great.
Kraemon is my answer to that. Not another revision app — a scheduling tool and a procrastination unblocker. Your teachers have already given you the resources. It tells you what to work on, when, and coaches you through actually doing it.
16 years in the classroom in Leeds and Bradford, latterly as a faculty leader. Self-taught developer, building this in his own time.
Cost shouldn't come anywhere near a child's education. No adverts, no subscription, no premium tier — not a launch offer.
No feed, no social features, no engagement tricks. It's trying to get your child off their phone and into the work.
Out now on iOS
Kraemon is live on the App Store. Download it, add your subjects and exam dates, and you'll have tomorrow's revision waiting for you.
The Android app is still in the works. Until it lands, the browser version is the full app — same schedule, same account, nothing to install.
On Android, or on a laptop?
The browser version is the full app — same subjects, same schedule, same account. Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen with its own icon, exactly like an installed app. Takes about ten seconds.
On an iPhone or iPad you're better off with the App Store version — it's free, and it handles reminders properly. The browser route is here for Android and for anyone revising on a laptop.
