Exam guesses that learn from your teacher
Photograph a paper your teacher has set before. Milo works out how that teacher writes questions and weights the next mock paper towards it. Finish a paper, tell Milo whether it was too hard, and the next one comes back at your level. A guess is a guess: Milo cannot see your school's real paper and the app says so itself.
How It Works
Photograph a paper your teacher set
Any midterm or quiz paper. Milo reads the question formats, the mark distribution, and how that teacher likes to phrase things.
Milo remembers that teacher
The analysis is stored as that teacher's style and reused the next time they set a paper.
A mock built to match
Milo weights towards the topics that teacher keeps returning to, then draws questions from the matching 108 Curriculum entries.
Say whether it was too hard
Pick too easy, about right, or too hard. The difficulty level changes immediately and the next paper follows it.
Key Benefits
The difficulty actually moves
It is not a survey. The level changes on screen and the next paper is built from the new one.
Built around your weak spots
The paper reads your own mistakes as well as the teacher's style.
A paper in about a minute
No waiting for someone to set one, no hunting through a reference book.
No pretending
A guess is a guess. That sentence is in the app, not just on this page.
Use Cases
Two weeks before a midterm
Photograph every quiz that teacher has set this term so the mock leans towards their habits.
New teacher this year
Different teacher, different style. Two of their papers is enough to shift the guesses.
The paper felt too hard
Press “too hard”. The next one drops, without digging through settings.
