AI Exam Prep Tutor
SATs, GCSEs, A-Levels, AP, IB — whatever the exam, Trellis identifies your weak spots and focuses your revision where it matters most.
What your child gets
Gap Analysis
Diagnostic questions identify exactly what your child knows and doesn't know. No more guessing where to focus.
Adaptive Practice
Questions automatically adjust in difficulty. Get the right challenge level — not too easy, not overwhelming.
Timed Practice
Build exam stamina with timed sessions. Learn to manage time across questions — a skill that wins marks.
Progress Tracking
See exactly which topics are improving and which need more work. Data-driven revision, not guesswork.
Stop Revising Everything. Start Revising Smart.
Most students revise by re-reading notes or watching YouTube videos on topics they already understand. It feels productive, but it’s not. The topics that will cost them marks are the ones they’re avoiding — the ones that feel uncomfortable and confusing.
Trellis flips this. It tests your child across every topic, identifies the gaps, and builds a targeted revision plan that focuses time on the areas that will actually improve their grade. No more wasted evenings re-reading things they already know.
How Trellis Prepares Students for Exams
Exams We Cover
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UK: Key Stage 2 SATs, GCSE (all exam boards: AQA, Edexcel, OCR), A-Levels, 11+ entrance exams
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US: State standardised tests, SAT, ACT, AP exams (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, English, History)
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International: IB (Standard and Higher Level), CBSE board exams, IGCSE
Across maths, science, and English — the subjects that matter most for exam success.
The Revision Cycle That Actually Works
Effective exam preparation follows a simple cycle that most students skip:
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Test yourself first. Don’t read the textbook — try the questions. Trellis starts here, using diagnostic questions to map what you know.
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Study what you got wrong. Trellis explains every wrong answer in detail, filling the specific gap rather than re-teaching the whole topic.
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Practice again. New questions on the same topic, slightly different. Can you apply what you just learned? Trellis checks.
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Space it out. Trellis brings back topics at increasing intervals (spaced repetition) so knowledge sticks long-term, not just for the next test.
Exam Anxiety Is Real
For many students, the problem isn’t knowledge — it’s nerves. Trellis helps by building genuine confidence through practice. When your child has answered hundreds of questions and seen their scores improve, walking into the exam room feels less terrifying. They’ve been there before, on their screen, and they’ve got this.
Trellis also helps with exam technique: reading questions carefully, planning answers before writing, allocating time across sections, and knowing when to move on from a difficult question. These meta-skills often make more difference than knowing one more fact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can AI really help with exam preparation?
Yes. AI tutors like Trellis identify knowledge gaps through practice questions, then focus revision time on the topics that will make the biggest difference to your grade. This targeted approach is more effective than re-reading notes or watching general revision videos.
What exams does Trellis help prepare for?
Trellis supports UK SATs (Key Stage 2), GCSEs, A-Levels, US SAT/ACT, AP exams, and International Baccalaureate assessments. It covers maths, science, and English across all these exam boards.
How is Trellis different from past papers?
Past papers show you what you got wrong but don’t teach you why. Trellis provides detailed explanations for every answer, identifies patterns in your mistakes, and generates new practice questions targeted at your weak areas.
When should my child start using Trellis for exam prep?
The earlier the better, but Trellis is effective at any stage. Ideally, start 3-6 months before exams for comprehensive revision. Even 2-4 weeks before an exam, Trellis can help identify and address the most critical knowledge gaps.
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