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FlashMetrics

See what your studying is changing.

FlashMetrics turns recall, accuracy, consistency and coverage into a clear picture of your learning, and a specific next action.

FlashScore

One number for the headline. Evidence underneath.

FlashScore summarises the learning signals in your account. It is always shown with its components, how much evidence sits behind it, and the action it recommends.

What it can tell you
  • Which subjects are currently strongest.
  • Which topics are fading.
  • Whether accuracy is improving.
  • Whether study is consistent enough to maintain recall.
  • How much of the available syllabus has evidence.
  • What to study next.
What it cannot tell you
  • Your intelligence or potential.
  • A guaranteed exam grade.
  • How you compare nationally without a representative cohort.
  • Anything about a topic you have not studied or tested.
Starting-point estimate

Add your recent results. Get a rough starting point.

Enter at least three subjects to see how your results compare with published grade distributions. This is an estimate from the marks you enter, not an official rank and not your full FlashScore. Nothing is saved.

Step 1Choose your qualification
A-Level, AUSMAT, IB, Foundation scoring coming next
Step 2Add your results7 of 7 filled
Marks give a tighter estimate than grades. If you only know the grade, pick Grade and we will say so on your result.
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From estimate to evidence

Your marks show where you are. Your study shows why.

The calculator only knows the results you typed in. Once you study on FlashShare, the estimate is replaced by evidence from your own sessions, and the number starts to come with a reason and a next step.

RecallMasteryConsistencyQuestion accuracyStudy activityLearning momentumTopic weaknessesSyllabus coverage
Starting-point estimate
872
From the results you entered
Your FlashMetrics profile
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Built from your study sessions
FlashMetrics

Your study data should tell you what to do next.

FlashMetrics turns your study activity into a changing picture of your learning. It looks at recall, question accuracy, consistency and syllabus coverage, then shows where you are strong, where knowledge is fading and what deserves your next session.

FlashScore is the headline. The explanation underneath it is the useful part.

Example of the FlashMetrics report we are buildingConfidence · High
Biology is strong, but Chapter 5 is fading.
Observation
You answered 14 of 17 questions correctly this week.
Evidence
Recall on transport in plants has fallen across two sessions.
78%64%
Next action
Review the Transport in plants deck today, then test it again on Friday.
Reassess after Friday's session · 12 cards · about 15 minutes
01Study
02Collect evidence
03Understand the pattern
04Take the next action
Recall
How reliably you remember it a week later.
Accuracy
How often you get the question right.
Consistency
How regularly you do study that counts.
Coverage
How much of the syllabus has evidence behind it.
Next action
The one thing worth your next session.