StudyScroll: Exams + Revisions

StudyScroll: Block Distractions • Earn Revision Time Tired of doom scrolling on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube instead of spending time revising? StudyScroll turns wasted screen time into productive study sessions — automatically. Designed exclusively for GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level students (year 7-13) tackling various subjects, StudyScroll combines powerful app/site blocking with a unique "time exchange" system: every minute you stay focused and distraction-free earns you study credits that unlocks. For an extra layer of challenge, enable speed mode (lose 1 minute of earnt screen time for every 10 seconds spent on a question). Smart Distraction Blocking — Instantly block social media, games, streaming and other time-wasters during study blocks. Custom schedules for school, evenings or intense pre-exam cramming. Earn Study Time — Convert blocked distraction minutes into usable focused study time — perfect for grinding through GCSE maths, Range of subjects available — Maths, English, Sciences and so much more... Improve your exam speed — Lose 1 minute of screen time earnt for every 10 seconds spent on a question Minimal & Calming Design — No overwhelming features — just a clean interface that helps you stay in flow without adding more distractions. Privacy First — No data selling, no ads in core mode. Your study habits stay private. Additional features - AI generated questions to keep things unique and worked solutions to optimise revision Millions of students battle the same distractions every day. StudyScroll helps you win back control, build real habits and turn "I'll revise later" into consistent, rewarding sessions that actually move the needle on predicted grades. Download now and start exchanging distractions for A*/9 potential — your exams won't wait. (Perfect for: maths, physics, biology, chemistry, pyschology revision and more) Ready to reclaim your time? Install StudyScroll and start achieving exam success! Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/