For GCSE, A-level and uni · UK

Get paid for knowing stuff.

Drop in your revision notes. Quizstack turns them into quick quizzes. Your mum, your nan, your girlfriend — someone backs you with a reward. You pass, you get the voucher. No pass, no pay.

Launching for the January mocks. First 500 on the list get a £5 pot on us.
How it works

Three steps. About five minutes a card.

1

Drop in your notes

A PDF, a photo of the board, a Google Doc, or just the topic name. Do it on the website; it's easier with a keyboard.

2

We build your stack

Your notes become four or five quick quizzes, from "could explain it to a mate" up to exam-style. Matched to your exam board.

3

Get backed, get paid

Send one link. Whoever backs you sets the reward. Pass a card on your phone, the voucher lands straight away.

For the people backing them

Stop paying for promises. Pay for proof.

You've tried "£20 if you pass". Quizstack does the bit you can't: it checks they actually know it. You set the reward, how deep they have to go and the deadline. The money sits safely until it's earned. You get a text each time they pass a card, and a refund if they don't.

Parents, grandparents, partners, older siblings. Anyone with a card and a kid to nag.

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"I put £20 on my grandson's chemistry mock. First time he's ever texted me about school."Beta parent, name withheld · illustrative
Questions people ask

The honest answers.

Isn't this just bribery?

It's a reward for proven knowledge, not for sitting at a desk. You can't pass a card by guessing: 80%+, timed, fresh questions every retake, and only two retakes.

Can they cheat?

Questions rotate, sessions are timed, and the app locks if it's backgrounded. Could a determined 16-year-old find a way? Probably. But they'd have to learn the topic to do it.

Where does the money go?

Held by a regulated payment provider until a card is passed, then issued as a digital voucher to the student's wallet. Never as cash. Refunded if the deadline passes.

Under 16?

Students under 16 need a parent or guardian to set up the account, and pots are capped. We're built around the ICO Children's Code from day one.

Does it teach?

No. Your notes, your teacher, your textbook do the teaching. We're the checkpoint that proves it went in, and the reason to bother.

What does it cost?

Free for students. Sponsors pay a small fee on each pot. No subscription.

Be on the list before the mocks.

First 500 get a £5 pot from us to try it on someone.