Every topic, planned
Pick your subjects and exam dates. Every topic from the syllabus is already listed, and StudyNest spreads them across the weeks you have left.
Free for students · IGCSE, AS and A Level
StudyNest plans every Cambridge topic into your evenings, finds the past-paper questions for it, and keeps you company in a cozy focus room while you work.
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Pick your subjects and exam dates. Every topic from the syllabus is already listed, and StudyNest spreads them across the weeks you have left.
Mark when you’re free. Each block names a real job, like “2.3 Ionic bonding” or “Paper 12, 2024”. Miss one and it moves to your next free slot.
Download past papers, or build a topical pack of just the questions on what you studied tonight, with the mark scheme.
Log what went wrong and how to fix it. Each mistake returns for a reattempt, so the same marks don’t slip away twice.
See when your teachers are free, then ask to sit a test early, retake one, book help or get more time.
Olympiads and competitions, football training, a reading habit. Add them once and your week is planned around them.
The focus room
Press Focus on any study block and StudyNest opens into a painted room: a misty zen garden, a rainy study, a snowy cabin. An otter keeps you company while a timer counts your sessions and breaks.

For schools
Students keep StudyNest for free. Schools get the tools around it: class progress, behind-plan alerts, online tests and a question bank, student requests, timetables from your master timetable, and a finder for when staff are free.
Bring StudyNest to your schoolNow in a pilot at GISU.
A Today page, marking with quick feedback, and requests from students.
Red, amber and green strengths for every class and topic.
Import staff, classes and the master timetable in minutes.
Always free. Their plan stays theirs.
We’re students taking Cambridge exams ourselves. Most planners are a blank calendar or a to-do list, and neither knows what’s in your syllabus. So you end up writing “revise chemistry” in a box and deciding what that means every evening.
StudyNest starts from the syllabus instead. It covers 20 IGCSE and 19 AS and A Level subjects, with topics taken from Cambridge’s published syllabus documents. That’s what lets it plan a block as “2.3 Ionic bonding” rather than “Chemistry”.
Setting up takes a couple of minutes: pick your level, your subjects and your exam dates. Free for students, always.