Forms 1–5 maths that opens with the data off. Warm-ups that teach the idea, practice that never runs out, real exam rehearsal · and it names the slip that cost you the mark.
For students
All 40 topics take the same honest path: understand the idea, practise it in your world, then face it at exam level · with the app coaching your slips the whole way.
Short concept cards with an “another way to see it” for every one, and a try-it question before you move on.
Three difficulty tiers, hints that unfold step by step, a full worked solution on every question · and “show me one worked first” when you want an example.
A jotter on every question · type your steps, or open the sketchpad and draw triangles, bars and number lines with your finger.
Adding denominators, one leg of the journey, 360° on a straight line · the app names yours and walks you back to the concept that fixes it.
A times-tables and number-bonds heat map remembers every fact you meet: green when it’s secure and quick, red when it keeps slipping.
Timed Paper 01, Paper 02-style questions marked part by part, pacing hints of about a minute a mark, and a slip autopsy at the end of every mock.
CXC is replacing the SBA with Paper 032 — topics a month ahead, extra time, your own notes in the room. The app explains it, plans the month, and builds the sheet you carry in.
The third paper
In July 2026 CXC announced that for non-practical subjects — Mathematics among them — the School-Based Assessment project is being phased out, to protect the integrity of the qualification as generative AI spreads. Candidates sit Paper 032 instead, in the examination room and invigilated. Practical subjects such as Visual Arts, Music and Technical Drawing keep their SBA, with moderation strengthened.
1The topics arrive about a month in advance — not the questions, the topics. Nobody sits this paper cold.
2Extra time is allocated, so the paper can hold extended, reflective work.
3You may bring reference notes into the room. A page you wrote yourself is worth more in there than any page someone else wrote.
—CSEC 2027: your school chooses — the SBA project or Paper 032. Ask your teacher which.
—CSEC from May–June 2028: Paper 032 for everyone.
—CAPE from May–June 2027.
—Marks already earned are not lost: existing SBA scores stay transferable under the two-year rule, and Paper 032 scores join it from 2027.
A screen that explains what changed and lays out the month you are given: read the topics properly, work the methods until they are boring, build the sheet, then rehearse with it in front of you.
Choose your released topics and the app assembles each one’s formulas and the slips that most often cost marks on it — then leaves you the part only you can write: the steps you personally skip. It prints.
Nothing was deleted. Schools running the project in 2027 still get the studio, the workbench, the exemplars and the mark-scheme checklist — every screen now saying plainly who it is for.
CXC has not yet published the reformed paper’s length, its mark total, or exactly what counts as permitted notes. The app says so on the screen rather than guessing, and its Paper 032 mock still follows the published shape of the existing paper. Source: CXC, “Holding to the Standard”, 16 July 2026. Check the current syllabus and your school.
What's inside
For the people behind the student
You don't need the maths. You need five minutes · the app hands you the words.
A photocopier, a projector and a markbook · in one file. No student devices needed.
Nothing to worry about. The app makes no network requests of any kind. No account, no ads, no analytics, no third-party code. It asks only for a first name (optional), a Form, and a career interest.
Get the app
On the maxi, in the bedroom, in the exam-season blackout · anywhere, with the data off.
Tap the button. It saves to your phone like a photo or a document.
Tap the downloaded file. It opens in Chrome or Safari and starts straight away · no sign-up.
Use “Add to Home screen” and it opens full-screen, like an app, every time · offline.
version 3.3.9 · September 2026 · about 2.9 MB, pass it on as a document
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Installing it, making a profile, the daily twenty minutes, and what each part of the app is for.
Enter a feedback code from the app, or write to me about anything else.
What the file can and cannot do, what it never asks for, and how to check a copy is genuine.
What is stored, what is never sent, and how to ask for anything to be deleted.