Nobody has ever set an alarm for a Saturday morning to do more revision. But people absolutely have set alarms to defend a leaderboard position. We're not here to judge which kind of motivation is nobler; we're here to use both.
Five leagues to climb
Everyone starts in Bronze. Earn XP through practice and tests, and climb through Silver, Gold and Diamond towards Champion league. Your league progress sits at the top of the Leaderboard page, with each tier unlocked as your XP grows and a reward to claim at every promotion.
Race people you actually know
Global leaderboards are fun for about a week, until you're rank 4,082,113. Ours filter by class and year group, so you're racing the people in the room, with a weekly podium for the top three. There's a search bar too, purely so you can check whether you've overtaken your best mate. (You have. Don't tell them.)
Weekly XP means weekly fresh starts
Podium places are decided on weekly XP, not lifetime totals, so nobody's locked out by someone else's head start. Bad week? Next Monday is a clean slate. Great week? Defend it.
The only competition where everyone wins
Here's the quiet genius of a revision leaderboard: even when you lose, you revised. Every XP point on that board is a question answered and a topic strengthened. Somebody may beat you to Champion league, but nobody can take the grades you earned on the way up. Start earning XP and see where this week puts you.
Ilmino is the exam preparation app for GCSE and A-Level students in the UK. Learn because you want to.
