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MarvelPrep is daily IGCSE, AS and A Level practice with stress skills built in: box breathing, physiological sighs and pacing drills, practised until they're habits. Exam-style questions for your child's board. Less than a tutoring hour a month.
7 days free, then from €14.92/month. Cancel anytime.
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Stress skills practised inside normal revision. Habit by exam day.
Instead of feeling overwhelmed by what to work on, I actually have a daily revision plan that's prebuilt based on my learning and gaps. I can stick to it and it's built my confidence week by week.A-level Psychology student, beta
Cambridge IGCSECambridge International AS & A LevelPearson Edexcel International GCSEPearson Edexcel International A Level
Built in the UK by a mother-and-daughter team
Inside every study plan: short, named techniques practised a few minutes at a time, so they're habits long before the real papers arrive.
Four counts in, hold, out, hold. The reset athletes use before competition.
Double inhale, long exhale. The quickest way to settle mid-paper nerves.
Per-question timing practised until exam speed feels normal, not frantic.
Short routines for the night before and the morning of. Confidence with a script.
These are performance skills, not therapy. If your child is genuinely struggling, their school or GP is the right first call.
A typical private tutor charges €35–45 an hour. MarvelPrep works alongside school every day, for less than the cost of one session.
Tutor cost based on typical rates at one hour per week.
€24.99/month or €179/year: every subject and course included. Cancel anytime.
Across 238 studies and 30 years, test anxiety is consistently linked with lower exam performance, with the strongest effects at ages 11–14. The mechanism is one every parent will recognise: worry occupies working memory exactly when it's needed most. MarvelPrep trains composure alongside content, so what they know shows up on the paper.
von der Embse et al., Journal of Affective Disorders (2018): meta-analysis of 238 studies. Read the study
The app tells your child where to start each day, with short sessions written to their exam board and matched to their weak topics. Ten minutes most days beats three panicked hours on a Sunday.
The toolkit above is drilled inside normal revision, a few minutes at a time, so it runs on autopilot when the real paper opens. Fewer meltdowns now, steadier marks in May.
Topic-by-topic mastery tracking shows whether marks are actually moving, so you're not guessing whether it's working, or nagging about screen time that's really revision.
We're a mother-and-daughter team: one of us runs the company, the other sits the exams. MarvelPrep exists because good exam prep shouldn't cost more per hour than most families can spend per month.
And it worked on her first: Kiera's own papers started as a mix of U's and D's. A year of daily sessions later, on the app she was helping to build, she's predicted three A's and an A* in Economics. Results day will tell the rest.
Marlena & Kiera, co-founders
Flexible: cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play settings, and access runs to the end of the period you've paid for. Exams end, so can payments.
Built for under-18s: we hold ourselves to the UK Children's Code: minimal data, never sold, explained in plain English. How we protect student data.
Every membership starts with 7 days free: a payment method is needed to start, and cancelling before day seven means you pay nothing. After that, monthly memberships cancel from your App Store or Google Play settings and run to the end of the billing period. Annual runs for the 12 months it covers. That's how the price stays under €15 a month.
Cambridge IGCSE and International AS & A Level, and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE and A Level: Maths, the sciences, English, Economics, Business, History, Psychology and more, written to each board's syllabus.
No. MarvelPrep teaches performance skills (pacing, breathing, exam technique) the way a coach would. It isn't counselling or a mental-health service, and if your child is genuinely struggling, their school or GP is the right first call.
Seven days free. If it doesn't earn a place in your child's routine, cancel before day seven and pay nothing.
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