Save My Exams
UK exam revision site with notes, past papers, mock exams and flashcards by exam board
Summary table
| Company | Save My Exams Ltd |
|---|---|
| Category | Study and Flashcard Apps |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom (city not stated on the pages we read), United Kingdom |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - United Kingdom |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Revision notes, exam questions, flashcards, target tests, mock exams, past papers, teacher accounts |
| Pricing | Free sign-up offered; membership prices not read |
| Best For | UK GCSE and A Level students who want notes and past papers next to flashcards |
| Replaces | Quizlet |
Review in detail
Save My Exams is operated by Save My Exams Ltd, company number 10730279, a company registered in England and Wales. The terms of service say it runs savemyexams.co.uk and savemyexams.com and their subdomains.
The site organises content by qualification, subject and exam board, such as AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC and CCEA for GCSE. Each subject page lists some of exam questions, revision notes, flashcards, target tests, mock exams and past papers.
Study content at Save My Exams
Save My Exams lists flashcards for many GCSE subjects and exam boards, next to revision notes and past papers. Not every subject shows flashcards, for example some WJEC and CCEA entries list past papers only.
A student and a teacher view exist, and visitors can join for free.
Memberships and user content
The terms describe Members who bought a membership and may upload or share content to the site. Members grant Save My Exams a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive licence to use that content.
The membership prices were not in the text we read, so no price is stated here.
Save My Exams and AI training
The terms reserve rights against text and data mining for training AI systems and cite Article 4(3) of the EU Copyright Directive 2019/790. This concerns the content of the site and not your own account.
The pages we read do not state a hosting location.
Points against
Save My Exams is built for UK exam boards, so students elsewhere find less. Flashcards exist only for some subjects, and membership prices were not in the text we read. The terms give the company a perpetual licence over content that Members upload. No hosting location and no city are stated on the pages we read. For a free tool with your own decks, see GoConqr.
Is Save My Exams right for you?
UK GCSE and A Level students who want exam-board notes, past papers and ready-made flashcards in one site.
Advantages and drawbacks
Pros
- Content organised by UK exam board and subject
- Flashcards next to notes and past papers
- Free sign-up offered
- Company number and legal form stated in the terms
- Teacher view available
Cons
- Membership prices not read
- Flashcards only for some subjects
- Perpetual licence over Member-uploaded content
- Hosting location and city not stated
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Content organised by UK exam board and subject
- Flashcards next to notes and past papers
- Free sign-up offered
- Company number and legal form stated in the terms
- Teacher view available
Cons
- Membership prices not read
- Flashcards only for some subjects
- Perpetual licence over Member-uploaded content
- Hosting location and city not stated
Alternatives to Save My Exams
Further European study and flashcard apps to compare:
See all European study and flashcard apps or compare them directly against Quizlet on our alternatives page.
Common questions
For UK exam revision, yes. Save My Exams Ltd is registered in England and Wales and offers flashcards, revision notes and past papers by exam board.
Yes, for many GCSE subjects and exam boards, though not for every subject listed on the home page.
Save My Exams Ltd, company number 10730279, which operates savemyexams.co.uk and savemyexams.com according to its terms of service.