Practice the way your exam asks.
Every lesson in a course ends with a short check, and every module has practice sets when you want more. Multiple choice is checked instantly, and written answers are graded against a rubric you can see.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
- 1
Make a course
From one sentence or from your own slides. Repeatica shows the plan and its price first, then builds it when you confirm.
- 2
Check each lesson
Each lesson ends with 3 to 5 questions in your exam's format, graded once. A lesson counts as done when you've practiced it.
- 3
Practice a module
Press Practice on any module for a set of 5 to 10 new questions, for 3 credits. An unfinished set picks up where you left off.
What it does
The details that make it work.
A check at the end of every lesson
Lessons are short, and each one ends with a practice check in the format your exam uses: multiple choice, short answer, or open response. Your answers are saved.
- Questions in your exam's format
- Graded once, answers saved
- Done means practiced, not scrolled past
Practice sets when you want more
Press Practice on a module for 5 to 10 new questions. Short and written answers are graded against a rubric you can see, so you know what a full answer needs and what yours missed.
- 5 to 10 questions a set, 3 credits
- Rubric grading for written answers
- Past sets listed with their date and score
Your exam date as the finish line
Add your exam date, and the course shows the days left beside the lessons left. On Plus, open a one-page review sheet of the whole course before the exam.
- Days left beside lessons left
- Exam-day review sheet on Plus
- No streaks, reminders, or daily goals
Where it helps
A few moments from a real semester.
A midterm with essay questions
Practice written answers and see which part of the rubric you missed, before the real thing.
A multiple-choice final
Work through each module's checks, then run practice sets on the modules you're least sure of.
The night before
On Plus, read the review sheet for the whole course on one page, then practice the last module once more.
Questions
The short answers.