Medly AI, or just Medly, is an AI-powered tutoring platform designed for GCSE, A-Level, IB, and SAT students, offering personalized lessons and exam practice aligned with specific exam boards like AQA, Edexcel, OCR, and CIE. It uses neuroscience and teaching theory to adapt to individual learning styles, providing interactive lessons, revision notes, and practice questions with instant feedback. The platform supports over 10,000 students, with a reported 2x grade improvement based on Bloom’s 2 Sigma research. Founded by NHS doctors Kavi Samra and Paul Edwards, it aims to make quality education accessible, backed by £1.7 million in funding from Eka Ventures.

Key features include Teach Mode for conversational learning, Exam Mode for timed practice with feedback, and a gamified progress tracker visualizing the curriculum as interactive islands. The platform offers a mobile app and web access, though some features require landscape mode or a computer for optimal use. Pricing includes a free trial followed by a subscription, which is competitive with private tutoring but higher than free platforms like Khan Academy. User reviews on Trustpilot praise its effectiveness for GCSE prep, with one student improving to 97% in mocks, though some report issues with math accuracy and navigation.

The platform’s strength is its exam-board specificity, ensuring relevance for UK and US curricula. However, it currently focuses on core subjects, with plans to add physics and chemistry soon. Compared to StudySmarter, Medly offers more tailored exam prep but lacks the same breadth of subjects. Glitches, like disappearing chat histories, can disrupt the experience, and the mobile app occasionally lags. The predicted papers feature is a highlight, accurately forecasting exam questions in some cases.

For students aiming for top grades, Medly is a focused tool. Try the free trial to test its fit, prioritize weaker subjects, and use Exam Mode to build confidence under timed conditions.