This site is good for revision, i am also expected by school to have 150 points per week, this is fine. The only problem is that it recommends me subjects that i haven't learned yet so when i go throu... See more
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Tassomai helps students and schools raise attainment in science, English, maths, history, geography, computer science, French and Latin through the provision of adaptive, interactive learning quizzes and a powerful new AI tutor called Mai. Through regular practice on the Tassomai app and through the feedback that it gives, students develop a strong understanding of their subjects, from which they build the confidence to use and apply their knowledge creatively. Tassomai supports teachers in schools by giving them a clear, up-to-date picture of their students’ attainment, highlighting precisely where more support is needed… while also saving countless hours of setting, marking and analysis. Parents use Tassomai to help their children study and revise effectively: through weekly reports and access to highly detailed analysis, any parent can find out where their child is struggling and see where they can get more help. Private subscribing families can sign up for a free 7-day trial and then pay a recurring monthly subscription for full access to Tassomai. Schools can trial Tassomai for free for 3-weeks and sign up on an annual basis at a discounted rate. Visit www.tassomai.com for more info.
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It's good it helps a lot and I actually feel excited too go on it every day which doesn't usually happen

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Great app to keep kids on task and improve their memory. Wish I had this when I was at school!
Why Tassomai is the Ultimate Mood Killer for Gen Z: A No-Cap Review
Yo, if you’re a fellow student trying to survive the chaos of school and homework, you might have heard of Tassomai — that app that’s supposed to help you revise science or whatever. But honestly? It’s kinda sus. Like, who designed this? Did they even vibe with us Gen Z folks? ‘Cause this app feels more like a trap than a tutor.
First off, Tassomai hits you with a quiz harder than trying to understand TikTok trends from 2018. No cap, the questions are like big brain level, but the app’s energy is more "please suffer in silence." The interface? Bro, it looks like it was designed in 2010, and it’s about as fun as watching paint dry. I’d rather stare at a glitchy buffering TikTok than spend one more minute on that thing.
Also, the motivation system? It’s basically “do more or else,” no drip, no vibes, just cold hard stress. Where’s the hype? Where’s the clapbacks? Tassomai is out here making revision feel like a sad TikTok that never gets likes.
And don’t get me started on the notifications. They pop up like unwanted DMs at 7 AM, making your brain go “Bruh, can I sleep?” It’s like the app low-key wants you to fail just to feel better about itself.
If Tassomai was a meme, it’d be that “Nobody: / Tassomai: 100 questions at 3 AM” meme, 100%.
Want me to keep going? Or make it more meme-heavy, or maybe add some jokes and references? Let me know!

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I don't like that the school expects us to get 500 points it's not fair

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Learning more about things they have taught us

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Actually works really well and improves grades

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This site is good for revision, i am also expected by school to have 150 points per week, this is fine. The only problem is that it recommends me subjects that i haven't learned yet so when i go through the topic list and pick subjects that i know i need to go over, it gives me less points. Like i finished a quiz and i'm supposed to get 33 points but they divided it by 100 because it 'wasn't a recommended topic', that's a bit unnecessary, i only got 1 point, and i'm not about to do that 150 times.

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It is a grate app for revising in the main subjects of school and it has helped alot so thank you

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I really like the new tassimals feature,it turns tassimai competitive and fun!

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it just keeps telling me to update the app on both phone and tablet even though when I go onto Google play it doesn't have the option to update it and it's kinda annoying. Every thing else is fine tho.

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Tassomai is the absolute best application I’ve come across that genuinely helps me learn, understand and retain knowledge long-term from the subjects I need to learn in school. 10/10, and I would absolutely recommend using this.

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Amazing app! great for active recall to ensure something is in your long term memory!!

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This app is very good service.thank you

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Learning a lot with this app.
It's so easy and fun to use.
Definitely recommended for struggling students.

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