Your filing cabinet, uploaded. Your practice sets, out the other side.

What goes in

A folder is enough. Most centres start with one subject or one year level: their best material, not their biggest drawer. Typed documents, clean PDFs, decent scans and spreadsheets of questions all convert well. Phone photos taken at an angle and handwriting usually don't, and we say so at upload rather than after.

Each document gets a fidelity score before anything else happens. A clean worksheet scores in the high nineties. A tired scan scores lower and gets flagged for a re-scan of the pages that need it. Nothing below the line is silently accepted.

What comes out

Practice questions in the same order as your worksheet, marked against your answer key. A worked solution for every question. Short explanations of the method, drawn from your notes. Flashcards from your rule boxes. Timed sets from your practice papers. All of it tagged to the topic and the page it came from.

The structure is yours. If your drive says Year 6 Selective, Week 3, Ratios, that's what your tutors and students see. We don't force your material into someone else's syllabus.

The rule we don't break

Nothing appears in your platform that didn't come from your material. Every generated item cites its source document and page. An item that can't be traced to a page is rejected before you ever see it. When a question looks wrong, you click through to the worksheet and see where it came from, which is a stronger position than any content library can offer.