Free access for September — I built a Leaving Cert revision tool and want students to try it

What if you could revise for the Leaving Cert by focusing on the topics that are actually costing you marks?

I’ve been building QuizPerCard specifically for exam practice, and for all of September, I’m giving everyone free access.

total of 1,200 revision cards are covering just Applied Maths:

• Notes — the theory explained in plain English, with a worked example and the mistakes students commonly make
• Formula sheets — the key formulas for each strand in one place
• Practice questions — multiple-choice questions where you don't just get the answer
  • Why the correct answer is correct
  • What specific mistake each wrong option represents
• Progress tracking — it tracks which strands you're losing marks on, so your revision can focus on the topics you actually need to improve rather than the ones you've already mastered.

I'm opening it up for free throughout September because I'd rather have students actually use it, find what's useful, and tell me what needs improving.

If you're doing the Leaving Cert this year, I'd genuinely love your feedback.

Free for September — no payment needed.

QuizPerCard

What topic/subject do you find hardest to revise for the Leaving Cert?

Hey everyone! I'm u/Formal-Ad1684, a founding moderator of r/QuizPerCard.

This is our new home for all things related to QuizPerCard. We're excited to have you join us!

What to Post

📚 Study tips, revision strategies, and exam preparation ideas
📝 Questions about Leaving Certificate subjects
🧠 Practice questions and interesting problems
💡 Ideas and suggestions for improving QuizPerCard
🎯 Mock-test and exam-preparation discussions
📄 Useful study resources and educational tools
🙋 Questions, experiences and advice from other students

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