Save My Exams vs ZNotes

Save My Exams is a revision platform for students preparing for GCSE, IGCSE, A Level, IB, AP, AS and O Level exams. It offers syllabus-aligned notes, exam questions and answers, past papers, flashcards and downloadable PDFs. Study tools include Smart Mark, Revision Note Chat, Exam Question Chat, Guided Study and Guided Practice. Target Tests and a strengths-and-weaknesses analysis can help students focus practice, while a Study Planner supports revision planning. Teachers can build tests from past exam and expert-written questions, filtering by topic and difficulty. The company says qualified teachers and examiners write the notes, questions and mark schemes, with at least two Curriculum Experts reviewing material before publication. Coverage differs by subject and qualification, and resources are matched to exam-board specifications where possible. Free accounts can download past papers and mark schemes, but model answers cannot be downloaded or edited. Plans include Free at free, Essential at $8 a month billed at $96 per year, and Premium at $16 a month billed at $192 per year.

ZNotes is a study platform for students preparing for exams, with revision notes, videos, quizzes, and a peer community. Its free student-created resources cover CAIE, IB, Edexcel, AQA, and College Board. ZNotes lists more than 3,000 chapter-wise quiz questions, and its AI Tutor answers questions about a user's notes. The platform also describes a Discord community of more than 50,000 students for live study sessions, help with questions, and peer support. It is available on the web, iOS, and Android, with offline access listed. The Always Free plan costs nothing and includes 200+ syllabus-aligned notes, 3,000+ quiz questions, five monthly AI Tutor prompts, five AI Study Planner uses, and unlimited PDF downloads and ZSlides. ZNotes Boost costs $2.99 a month and includes 100 monthly prompts and planner uses, alongside the notes, questions, downloads, and themes. Educator tools include AI support for lesson plans, curriculum mapping, learning coaching, and rubrics. ZNotes began as a school project in 2014.