For Cambridge teachers
Set better papers, and stop marking them from scratch.
Quanta builds papers from real past questions, marks what comes back against the published scheme, and turns both into a picture of what your class is actually weak in.
- 2,171
- mapped questions
- 145
- Cambridge papers
- 634
- tracked skills
Paper builder
Build a paper in the time it takes to name it
2,171 questions from 145 Cambridge papers, filterable by topic, demand and year. Pick what your class needs, watch the marks and minutes add up, set it with a due date.
Marking
Marked against the published scheme before you open it
Every hand-in comes back marked objective by objective, against the real criteria, with the reasoning shown. You adjust what you disagree with and return it. Yours is the mark that counts.
Class analytics
Walk in already knowing who needs you, and on what
A heatmap of every student against every topic, weakest first. Click a row for that student's skills and what they asked the tutor last night. Planning happens before the lesson, not during it.
Quark
An engine that decides each student's next move
It reads mastery, mistakes, deadlines and help-usage, and picks the one thing each student should do now. On your side it proposes interventions — and nothing reaches a student until you approve it.
For students
All of it is built from what students do on their own
They practise real papers with a tutor that asks rather than tells, mark their own work against the scheme, and watch their mastery move. Everything above is the exhaust from that.
See it running on a real class
Five screens, built from actual papers and actual marking criteria — not a mock-up. About two minutes.
Whole-school rollout? Quanta for schools