MasteryMind vs Adapt
A free revision timetable that rebuilds itself when you fall behind.
Adapt is a revision planner first: you tell it what you are sitting and when, and it builds a timetable that reshuffles itself when you miss a session. That is a genuinely different job from ours. MasteryMind schedules the questions rather than the calendar — it decides which topics come back and when, based on what you actually got wrong — and then marks the answers you write. If the thing stopping you is not knowing when to revise, Adapt is the better tool; if it is not knowing whether your answers would score, this is.
Feature-by-feature comparison
| Feature | MasteryMind | Adapt |
|---|---|---|
| Revision timetable | No calendar builder — one recommended session a day | Yes — the core of the product, rebuilds when you miss a session |
| Adaptive question scheduling | Yes — spaced repetition on your weak topics | Schedules time, not individual questions |
| AI marking of written answers | Yes — typed & handwritten | No |
| Past paper import | Yes — upload any PDF | Links out to papers and notes |
| Vocational qualifications | Yes — 200+ awarding bodies | GCSE and A-Level focus |
| Free tier | Free — 10 questions a day, no card. Adaptive quizzes, spaced repetition, progress tracking and the weekly leaderboard are all in it. | Yes — there is a free plan. We have checked their Premium price, not what the free plan leaves out (checked 2 Sep 2026) |
| Pricing | Pro £9.99/month, Premium £14.99/month | Premium from £6.29/month (checked 2 Sep 2026) |
When to choose MasteryMind
Pick MasteryMind if you know roughly when you will revise and the problem is the revision itself — which topics, and whether your written answers would actually score. The marking is the reason to pay.
When to choose Adapt
Pick Adapt if the bottleneck is planning: a lot of subjects, a fixed exam timetable, and no idea how to divide the weeks. It is free to try and it does that one job well.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Adapt and MasteryMind together?
Yes, and it is a sensible pairing — Adapt decides when you revise, MasteryMind decides what you practise in that slot and tells you how the answer scored.
Does MasteryMind build a revision timetable?
No, deliberately. We give you one recommended session a day, sized to what you can finish, and let the spaced-repetition schedule decide what is in it. If you want a full week-by-week calendar, use a planner alongside us.
Which is cheaper?
Adapt is cheaper: their Premium started from £6.29/month when we checked on 2 September 2026, against our £9.99. The gap buys AI marking of typed and handwritten answers and past paper import, which Adapt does not offer.
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