Climate, then play
A stacked glance per strand — Hot, Warm, Cool, Unseen. The coolest row gets a gold button. No radar. No spider. The map starts a Rally.
RealSmart · XP Trust
Low-stakes quizzes.
Memory teachers can see.
We never quiz what’s still hot. What’s gone cool comes back — and starts a Rally. Ten questions. Instant feedback. Memory teachers can see, never a grade.
- Spec
- AQA 8464 Combined Science
- Stakes
- Practice, not grades
- Feeds
- Narrative mastery map
Live demo · Combined Science
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Which organelle is found in plant cells but not in animal cells?
We never quiz what’s still hot
Daily-quiz homework farms streaks on things they already know. Rally doesn’t. Ten questions, all of them earned. What’s gone cool starts a Rally. What’s still hot we leave alone.
First five minutes
Class Rally is a lockstep starter on the board, not an 8pm kitchen-table nag. Teacher picks the cool area. Phones up. Done.
Play, then feedback
Every answer gets an explanation — right or wrong. No shame screen. Two consolation XP so a miss still counts as showing up.
Adaptive recall
What’s gone cool comes back. What’s still hot we leave alone. New content fills the gaps. SM-2 lite, not a random worksheet.
The recall chip
Each question is tagged to an AQA 8464 spec ref. Rally lights Hot / Warm / Cool on the Narrative mastery map — the climate of memory — never on the gradebook, which stays the weather of the expedition.
- Hot — still knows it
- Warm — fading
- Cool — needs a revisit
Gamified, on purpose
Streaks for coming back. XP for thinking. Medals for exploring a strand, not for grinding empty points. No sticker shop. Character stays out of the academic grade — this is practice.
- Daily streak that resets if you skip a day
- First Rally, Perfect 10, Cell explorer, Comeback kid
- Levels from XP — visible, never a grade
Streak
7
days in a row
XP
340
Level 4
Standard 4.1.1.2
Animal and plant cells
Hot — still knows it · 82% retrievability