matLearn

Name: matLearn
Author: Digotetso Matema

BGCSE & IGCSE personal tutor

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Released: June 25, 2026
Updated: September 25, 2026
Version: 1.0.18
Compatibility: iOS 16.4+
Age Rating: 4+
Size: 64.55MB
Devices: iPhone, iPad
Data updated: 15 days ago
Languages: American English

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BGCSE & IGCSE Personal Tutor - Your personal study companion for Botswana (BGCSE) and Cambridge International (IGCSE) curricula. Master every subject with a personal tutor trained on your exact syllabus. Whether you're preparing for end-of-year exams or just need help with tonight's homework, the tutor answers in plain English, walks through worked examples, and adapts to your level. WHAT YOU GET • Subject-grounded lessons with relevant diagrams across Math, Sciences, English, Business Studies, Accounting, History, Geography and more • Curated subject-specific cheat sheets (a summary of the important topics on the syllabus) • Generated quizzes, mock tests, and mock exam papers with marking and feedback • Flashcards for fast revision • Mind maps that visualise any topic • Daily learning plans that build mastery over weeks • Lab practicals for science subjects HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick your curriculum (BGCSE or IGCSE) and subject 2. Ask anything - get answers grounded in the actual syllabus 3. Generate study material on demand: a quiz, flashcards, a mind map, or an audio summary 4. Track your progress with mastery scoring SUBSCRIPTIONS Free tier: limited credit usage Standard: chat/lessons + core study tools Premium: everything in standard + priority response times Built for students, by educators. No ads. No tracking. Just learning. LEGAL Privacy Policy: https://matlearn.ai/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://matlearn.ai/terms

What's New in matLearn

1.0.18

September 25, 2026

Lab practicals, rebuilt • Every simulation now looks like the real bench: borosilicate glassware, retort stands, a flickering Bunsen flame, a laser torch on paper, battery packs, dial ammeters and voltmeters. • Readings go straight into the right column and unit — milliamps become amps, extensions land in millimetres where the table asks for them. • Fair marking: a correct answer passes whether you worked from the raw readings or your own rounded steps; wrong answers show the expected value; nothing is reported as marked unless it really was. • Real measurements instead of shortcuts: a stopwatch and oscillation counter for the pendulum, iodine drops every 30 s in the enzyme lab, a timed one-minute bubble count for photosynthesis, gas-syringe readings every 10 s in the rate of reaction lab, a proper pale-pink titration endpoint with drop-by-drop control, and an induction coil whose galvanometer really goes to zero when the magnet stops. • Your marks, observations and food-test results now come back when you reopen a lab. • Graphs show numeric scales, fit the relationship the experiment expects, and print working you can follow.