Honestly, I built ExamForge because I wanted to build something of my own. I'm a teacher, and I've spent years watching students struggle to find the right IGCSE questions while teachers spend hours digging through past papers and putting worksheets together. At the same time, I've been doing multiple side hustles to improve my family's financial situation. I realised I didn't want to keep trading more and more of my time for money forever. I wanted to build something that could eventually give me more financial freedom and, more importantly, more time with my family. So I started with a problem I understood firsthand: IGCSE revision is unnecessarily fragmented. Questions are scattered across PDFs, mark schemes are difficult to work with, and it's surprisingly hard to see what Cambridge actually tests most often. I started building ExamForge as a simple past-paper database. Then it kept evolving — structured topic data, mark-level analysis, RAG-grounded explanations with Steven, statistics across thousands of tagged marks, and eventually AI worksheet generation. It's still very much a work in progress, but the goal is simple: make IGCSE revision dramatically less painful for students and teachers. I'd genuinely love feedback from teachers and students using it. What would make ExamForge more useful to you?

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What Cambridge actually tests

What Cambridge actually tests