The grade you need is still within reach
Your current grade is where you’re starting, not where you have to finish.
If A-level Maths is standing between you and the university course you want, MathLab gives you a clear plan for what to learn, what to practise and what to do when you get stuck.
Available now on iPhone · Free to start
First attemptUNot even awarded a grade
After learning how to studyD“You passed!”
One year laterATwo marks from an A*
Why MathLab exists
“You passed!”
The D showed that I had filled years of gaps and built enough understanding on top of them to pass. The A came after another year of serious practice.
That experience shaped MathLab: find the gaps, get help when you are stuck, and keep practising until the method becomes familiar.
Read the full story →The result matters
Your next step might depend on one grade.
A university offer can come down to a specific A-level result. If Maths is the subject standing between you and the course you want, you need more than a pile of revision resources.
MathLab puts the syllabus in order, gives you practice questions, marks supported answers and explains the solution so the time you spend revising is focused on doing the work.
Open in the App StoreHow grades improve
Learn it. Practise it. Get feedback. Repeat.
- 1Learn
Understand the idea with a clear lesson and worked examples.
- 2Practise
Build fluency through questions arranged in a useful progression.
- 3Get marked
Receive feedback while your decisions are still fresh.
- 4Understand
Use a hint or study the complete worked route when you need it.
- 5Progress
Complete worksheets and milestones, then move to the next useful step.
69learning stages
154free lessons
1,530worksheets
4,649questions
The whole course
Every topic, in learning order.
Follow the complete A-level course, focus on Pure or Applied Maths, or study Further Maths.
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Foundations
Repair the GCSE knowledge that A-level work expects you to already have.
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Pure mathematics
Algebra, proof, geometry, sequences, trigonometry, calculus and vectors.
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Statistics
Data, probability, distributions, inference and correlation.
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Mechanics
Motion, forces, moments, projectiles and connected systems.
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Further Maths
Further Pure and advanced applied content after the right prerequisites.
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Exam readiness
Mixed practice that brings skills together when the course is nearly complete.
Explore →Why MathLab is different
MathLab tells you what to study next.
Most revision sites give you a list of resources. MathLab puts lessons and practice in order, then records what you complete.
MathLab Learn
Free learning product
MathLab LearnUnderstand the idea.
Then make it yours.
A growing, structured A-level maths library with clear explanations, worked examples and interactive models. Use it on its own, or move straight from an explanation into focused practice.
See how MathLab works
Everything you need to turn revision into progress.
Follow the course, submit real maths answers and understand every mistake.
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01A clear route to your goal 02The full syllabus, step by step 03Lessons for every topic 04Auto-marked questions 
05Progress rewarded with XP
Is MathLab worth £14.99 a month?
A structured revision plan, marking and worked solutions.
MathLab cannot promise you a grade. It can make it much clearer what to learn, what to practise and why an answer was wrong while there is still time to improve.
Full pricing details →MathLab Free£0
Browse every path and question, use MathLab Learn, and try answer submissions with a starter allowance.
MathLab Pro
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More answer submissions and progress tracking across the full course.
How to use AI to teach you A-level maths
Use ChatGPT as a patient Socratic tutor: ask for questions, hints and feedback that make you think instead of answers that make you feel finished.
Read article →A calm A-level maths revision plan
Build a revision plan around coverage, retrieval and honest feedback instead of an exhausting worksheet count.
Read article →Why more questions is not always better
Question volume only helps when practice includes retrieval, variety, feedback and another attempt.
Read article →Good to know
Questions before you begin.
What is free, what the course covers and where you can use it.
What can I use for free?
You can browse every learning path, topic, worksheet and question, read MathLab Learn, and use a starter allowance for answer submissions. Pro adds more answer submissions and progress tracking across the full course.
Is MathLab only for students aiming for an A or A*?
No. MathLab begins with the foundations that A-level work depends on and continues through standard and advanced content. It is designed for anyone who needs a clearer route from their current starting point.
What parts of the course are covered?
The roadmap covers essential foundations, Pure Mathematics, Statistics, Mechanics, Further Mathematics and exam readiness in a considered learning order.
What happens when I get stuck?
You can take a hint without giving away the entire route, or review a complete worked solution to understand the method and try again.
Can I practise without an internet connection?
MathLab is offline-first: supported work is saved locally and synchronised when your connection allows.
Where can I use MathLab?
The native app is available on iPhone now. MathLab Learn and the free Revision Guide are also available on the web.
The grade you need is still within reach
Do the work that moves your grade.
Follow the course, practise consistently and learn from every mistake.
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