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🌙 Thursday 7 May

Thursday has a rhythm to it — 5 things to clear

🌙 Thursday 7 May · 5 things to clear

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Plan

To-do

Bit by bit.2/4
Up nexttoday
Electrochemistry past paper

Then · 3 queued

Biology · cell respiration cardstoday
Maths · trig homeworktoday
Re-read half-equations notetoday

Plan

Win the Week

First to 4 takes it

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Store

40cards due
Chemistry 18Biology 14Maths 8

Plan

Consistency

Current streak

14 days

Studied

96 of 180

14 days

Current streak

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Everything you will ever need for those grades, in one place.

Everything you need to plan, practise, and improve. Built to work together.

Alora OS

Past papersFlashcardsFocus timerPlannerError log

Six apps, Scattered around your devices

We asked ourselves, what was the biggest annoyance during A levels, and then we fixed it.

FlashcardsAnki or Quizlet
Past papersA folder of PDFs
NotesNotion, or paper
The specA spreadsheet checklist
TimingA timer app
Your mistakesNowhere at all

The marks you lose in a mock are the most useful data you own — and they go in the bin with the paper.

One system means perfect tracking

Log one mistake. Watch it travel.

In Alora OS the pieces know about each other. A mistake logged from a past paper links to the spec point, the spec point to your notes, your notes to the cards — so a lost mark will never EVER get lost again :)

Eunice pushed heavily for this, and it’s one of our best features...
I guess a broken clock is right twice a day

01 · The past paper

Drop two marks on Q3

A mistake on a paper done in class, you open AloraOS and logs it in 10 seconds.

QuestionMark schemeSide by side45:00Annotating: Question
AQA · CHEMISTRY 7405/2Paper 2

3 Aluminium is extracted from molten aluminium oxide by electrolysis. [6 marks]

(a) Explain why the aluminium oxide is dissolved in molten cryolite before electrolysis.

(b) Blah blah blah sciency stuff

MARK SCHEME · SUMMER 2024Q3

3a Cryolite lowers the melting point of aluminium oxide (1)

This reduces the energy required to melt it (1)

3b Al³⁺ + 3e⁻ → Al (2)

Allow the correct half-equation written in either direction.

Error log

Log a mistake, work it through the ladder, and watch the marks come back.

LogReviewMastered
Log a gapChemistry

Half-equations

What kind of slip?

Exam techniqueRecallApplicationMisreading
Add detailLog it ↵

Added to To-do · Friday 16:30

02 · The error log

The Mistake goes to your To-do in 1 click.

1 button later, it's on your to do for the day, or next week...

03 · The spec tracker

The tracker remembers, FOREVERRRR

You find which spec point it's on, and rate it unsure on our tracker.

Biological molecules3/31

Define monomers and polymers.

Confident

Explain how condensation reactions join monomers.

Unsure

Explain how hydrolysis breaks the bonds between monomers.

Unrated
Chemistry deck
Electrochemistry
12 due

What happens at the cathode during electrolysis of aluminium oxide?

Aluminium ions gain electrons and are reduced: Al³⁺ + 3e⁻ → Al

Again

1m

Hard

2d

Good

5d

Easy

12d

Grade yourself · next card in one keystroke · back in 5 days

04 · Flashcards

We save that uncertainty for you to kill, later...

Every point you rated unsure becomes cards you can actually sit down and beat. Show the answer, grade yourself honestly, and Alora decides when you see it next.

What We’ve built so far...

Past papers

The paper on one side, the mark scheme on the other.

Real papers from the real boards, with a timer, annotation tools and the mark scheme side by side. Sit it like the exam, then mark it like the examiner.

Paper coverage varies by subject — you can see what’s there for yours before you rely on it.

Flashcards

Anki’s Ugly. So we made it better

Decks live next to your notes and your spec — not in a separate app with a separate login. Review is one keystroke: show answer, grade yourself, next.

The spec tracker

Every point on your spec, rated by you.

The full specification for your exact board and subject, point by point. Rate your confidence, see the weak spots gather, and jump straight to practising them.

Notes

Notes that know which spec point they belong to.

A proper writing space — attach any note to a spec point and open up the textbook side by side to actively take notes

The error log

Your lost marks, working for you.

Log a slip in seconds — exam technique, recall, misreading — and work it back through the ladder. The most useful revision data you own, finally kept.

Timer & rhythm

Sessions, streaks, and a week you can win.

A study timer with real session stats, a consistency heatmap, and Win the Week — first to four good days takes it. Momentum you can see.

David was too lazy to build a mobile app

Built for a laptop. On purpose.

Study apps on a phone are built for three minutes on a bus. Alora OS is built for the two hours at home — a past paper open beside your answers, the whole spec on one screen, proper room to write.

You can sign up here on your phone — but keep a laptop handy for the actual studying.

Our coverage right now

Alora OS is built around the major English and Welsh exam boards, at GCSE and A-Level. Coverage grows subject by subject: past-paper archives run deep for some subjects and are still filling in for others, and a few A-Level specs are still on their way.

So we’ll show you exactly what’s there for your subjects before you build your revision on it — no checklist that quietly becomes a lie.

AQAEdexcelPearsonOCRWJECEduqasGCSE / A-Level

Coverage varies by subject and grows every term. Cambridge International (CAIE) isn’t covered yet.

Everything you will ever need for those grades, in one place.

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We are launching completely free · you’ll need to be 13 or over · under 13? a parent or carer can set it up with you