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    MasteryMind vs Tassomai

    A short daily quiz that keeps coming back to what you got wrong.

    Tassomai is the closest thing in UK revision to a daily-habit product: a short Daily Goal of multiple-choice questions, an algorithm that returns to your weak areas, and a weekly email to a parent. MasteryMind runs the same daily loop and then goes further into exam technique — written answers, marked against the mark scheme, plus past papers and coursework. The real difference is price and breadth.

    Feature-by-feature comparison

    Feature
    MasteryMind
    Tassomai
    Short daily quiz habit
    Yes — one recommended session a day
    Yes — the Daily Goal is the whole product
    Returns to what you got wrong
    Yes — spaced repetition per topic
    Yes — the algorithm is built around it
    Written-answer questions
    Yes — exam-style, marked against the mark scheme
    Primarily multiple choice
    Handwritten photo marking
    Yes
    No
    Past paper import
    Yes — upload any PDF
    No
    Weekly parent email
    Yes — effort and consistency, once a parent email is verified
    Yes — parent dashboard and weekly summary
    Subject breadth
    40+ GCSE/A-Level subjects plus 200+ vocational awarding bodies
    Sciences and maths, with English added
    Free tier
    Free — 10 questions a day, no card. Adaptive quizzes, spaced repetition, progress tracking and the weekly leaderboard are all in it.
    No free tier published — check their site for the trial terms (checked 2 Sep 2026)
    Pricing
    Pro £9.99/month, Premium £14.99/month
    £44.99/month for Years 9–11; the subscription auto-cancels after GCSE exams (checked 2 Sep 2026)

    When to choose MasteryMind

    Pick MasteryMind if you want the same daily habit at a fraction of the price, and you need the written answers marked — essays, six-markers, handwritten working — rather than only multiple choice.

    When to choose Tassomai

    Pick Tassomai if you want a single, very well-drilled science-and-maths habit with a parent report, and the price is not the constraint. Its recall algorithm has years of schools behind it.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is MasteryMind cheaper than Tassomai?

    Yes, substantially, on the figures we checked on 2 September 2026: £44.99/month for Tassomai Years 9–11 against £9.99/month for our Pro plan. Check both before you buy — family and multi-child pricing differs.

    Does MasteryMind do multiple choice like the Daily Goal?

    Yes — the daily session is mostly recall questions, and it is free up to 10 questions a day. Paying adds exam-style written answers and marking on top of that loop, rather than replacing it.

    Do parents get a report?

    Yes — a weekly email covering effort and consistency (days practised, sessions, topics), sent once a parent email has been added and verified. It reports effort, not marks.

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