Cramless

Homework from Google Classroom, on WhatsApp.

An example of a Classroom post and the WhatsApp message Cramless sends about it

Google Classroom, Y11 Chemistry

Salts test

Cramless on WhatsApp

now

New exam: Salts test

Your teacher posts it in Classroom. You get it on WhatsApp: the title, the due date, the topics. Every week, what is due next.

First Cramless asks your age and for your agreement. Then Google asks you to allow read access to Google Classroom.

Tell it when you are free, and it plans when to study. If there is not enough time, it tells you plainly.

Turn lost marks into marks

Coming soon for AQA GCSE Chemistry. Answer real past-paper questions and get them marked against AQA's mark scheme, point by point. Every lost mark comes with the key point you missed and the exact words examiners look for, so your next answer scores higher.

An example of Study, which is coming soon: an answer marked 1 of 2, the feedback, and the answer written again for 2 of 2

Practice question, 2 marks

Coming soon

Give the colour change of phenolphthalein when acid is added to an alkali.

“Pink to clear.”

1 of 2

Cramless

Pink is right. Clear is not a colour: examiners want colourless.

“Pink to colourless.”

2 of 2

What it reads, and what it does not

  • It reads the names of your courses and the coursework set in them. That is two read only permissions, and they are the narrowest ones Google offers for this.
  • It never asks Google for your grades or your submitted work, and it cannot see your classmates, your email, or anything else in your Google account. It cannot write anything back to Classroom.
  • Your phone number is only connected after you send a code from that phone, so nobody else can point Cramless at your number.
  • You can disconnect at any time, and you can delete everything it holds from the settings page.