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Adapt review

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A focused study planner pairing adaptive timetables with lessons, questions and feedback.

7.9/10Editor score
Adapt7.9 Visit Adapt

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Adapt is a revision planning and assessment app for GCSE, A Level and other supported qualifications. Students choose their subjects and receive a personalised timetable that automatically updates as they progress. The platform combines subject, module and topic planning with teacher-written lessons, audio content, practice questions, examiner-style feedback, task and deadline tracking, progress monitoring and a Parent Portal. Browser, iOS and Android access make it suitable for students who want one study system across devices, while school-focused features extend its use beyond individual revision.

The free tier provides automatic revision planning, access to 1,200+ courses, browser and mobile access, and a way to assess the workflow before paying. It also limits revision content and practice questions and shows ads. Premium Monthly costs £24.99 per month and adds every subject and exam board covered, teacher-written and audio lessons, practice questions for every topic, instant personalised feedback and ad-free studying. The one-time options are Premium 2027 Exams at £89.99 for access until August 2027, Premium 2028 Exams at £149.99 for access until August 2028, and Premium Lifetime at £249.99. The paid choices suit students who expect to study consistently, while the free plan is more appropriate for lighter or exploratory use.

Its standout strength is the connection between planning and assessment: study-day availability settings can trigger automatic replanning, and progress feeds into the revision timetable. That makes Adapt more than a static checklist for students who benefit from structured revision and feedback. The trade-off is a focused academic scope rather than a general productivity workspace, and the paid options become a significant commitment. Choose Adapt for adaptive exam preparation, topic-level practice and examiner-style feedback; choose another planner if you primarily need broad task management without a revision-content focus.

Adapt pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Revision timetables update as students progress and availability changes.
    • Teacher-written lessons, audio content and past-paper questions support revision.
    • Instant examiner feedback, task tracking and Parent Portal add accountability.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free plan limits revision content and practice questions.
    • Ads appear on the Free plan.
    • Premium Monthly costs £24.99 per month.

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