Your results page
Every quiz, practice paper and practical exam you finish, saved in one place — with your certificates and marked papers. No password, no account.
No password or account — we’ll email your private link.
Every result, in one place
Every quiz you finish is saved to your own page. Come back any time to see how your scores are moving, which topics are improving, and where the marks are still going missing.
It is not only quizzes. Practice papers and practical exams land on the same page — every certificate, marked paper, practice-paper report and examiner’s report, kept together and downloadable as PDF whenever you need them, years later.
Nothing to install and no account to make. The link arrives by email and it keeps working.
Have a look
Both pages, with example data. Switch between them, and click a student on the teacher view to drill into their topics.
Example data — this is what the real page looks like.
Your scores over time
↑ improvingEverything you have earned
Kept, and downloadable any timeGrade 2 ABRSM-style quizzes
6 of 7 doneYour best scores in 6 of 7 topics put you on track for ~92%. Most room to grow: Key Signatures.
Results across your roster
Your students
Click a student to drill inOver this period Amara has worked steadily across 14 quizzes, averaging 94% and covering 86% of the Grade 2 syllabus. Rhythm is a clear strength at 99%. Terms and Signs is the weakest area at 88% and would be the most useful thing to work on next.
Ravi has improved 12 points over this period, averaging 88% across 11 quizzes. Pitch is secure at 95%. Tonic Triads at 78% is the one area holding the average down, and 74% of the Grade 1 syllabus has been covered so far.
Jonah is averaging 76% across 9 quizzes with 61% of the syllabus covered. Key Signatures at 64% is well behind the other topics and is the clearest place to spend time before attempting a full paper.
Priya has covered 92% of the Grade 3 syllabus across 16 quizzes, averaging 91%. Every topic is above 85%. On this evidence she is ready to sit a full practice paper.
Chidi has made the largest gain in the class over this period, up 15 points, though from a lower base and across only 7 quizzes. With 48% of the syllabus covered, there is not yet enough evidence to judge readiness.
Teaching? Your class is already there
When a student names you as their teacher, their results appear on your class results page automatically. You do not set up a class, import a list, or chase anyone to sign up — they just name you when they finish a quiz.
You see every student’s progress by topic, so you can see what to teach next rather than guessing. Their practice papers and practical exam results appear alongside their quizzes, with the reports and certificates there to download.
Each student also carries an auto-written progress report — band, average, trend and syllabus covered, plus a plain-English summary you can copy straight into your own reporting. Choose the period you are reporting on: all time, the last 30 or 90 days, or the last 12 months.
It is the same private link, and it updates itself as more students list you.
Unlimited practice papers for the whole class
A Class Pass gives every student in your class unlimited music theory practice papers, by the week or the month. One code, shared with the class, and their work lands in your class results alongside everything else.
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