Every past paper question. One person who marks them.
Markly holds the question banks, marking criteria and timed papers for your modules. Mark is the agent who runs your revision from inside your messages — he sets the questions, marks what you send back, and remembers what you keep getting wrong.
Your revision, in iMessage
Question bank
Ask Mark for exercises from your uploaded papers and books, with the original page and source attached.
Mark schemes
Your answer is checked against the available source and answer key. When the evidence is unclear, Mark says so.
Practice sets
Work through a set in iMessage, send your answers and see what to work on next.
Topic tracking
Ask which topics need another pass. Mark uses your recorded attempts and uploaded syllabus to guide the next session.
Recall cards
Source-backed prompts in the conversation. Grade them with a tapback and Mark schedules the next review.
Revision plan
Plan study blocks in the conversation and optionally mirror them into your Google Calendar.
Mark does the asking
Mark runs your revision in iMessage. Send your material, ask questions and plan your studying in the conversation. When an interactive page helps, he builds it and sends a link.
Sets the questions
Pulled from the bank, weighted to your weak topics and how close the exam is.
Marks a photo
Send a picture of handwritten working. He grades it line by line against the scheme and says where the marks went.
Explains it back
Ask why and he walks the method. He will not hand over a model answer before you have written one.
Keeps the streak
One nudge a day at a time you chose. Miss three and he replans the week instead of nagging.
Sign up online. Mark comes after.
Your Markly account is created on the site with your phone number — it holds your work, your scores and your plan. Mark is in closed beta, so his number is handed out to approved accounts.
Sign in with your number
One tap on getmarkly.app. No password to invent — Mark texts a six-digit code to your iMessage number, and that same number is the one he'll use for your revision.
Request the beta
Sign in to request access to Mark. Once your line is assigned, your studying happens in iMessage.
Get his number
Once approved, Mark's number appears in your account. Text him once and the conversation is linked to it for good.
Your work stays yours
Markly is built for university students, and anyone sixteen and over can use it — so the boring parts are not optional.
Answers, photos and scores live in an encrypted database in the EU (Frankfurt), tied to your account alone. Encrypted in transit and at rest, backed up nightly.
Sign-in is a code Mark texts to your own number, checked by Supabase. Sessions are short-lived and device-bound, and one click drops them everywhere.
Your work is never used to train a model. No advertising, no third-party trackers, no selling data to anyone.
Text Mark "delete everything" and the account and its history are gone within 24 hours. You can export a copy of it first.
Where do the questions come from?
From your own material. You upload your past papers, problem sheets, mark schemes and syllabus, and every question Markly sets traces back to a page of one of them. It never writes a question of its own — if a topic is not in what you have uploaded, it says so and asks for the paper rather than inventing something.
How does the marking work?
Against the mark scheme for that question, point by point. You can type an answer or photograph handwritten working, and Mark grades it line by line and says where the marks went — not just a score. Where he cannot decide, he says so instead of guessing.
How do I sign in?
With your iMessage number. Mark texts you a six-digit code and you type it in; there is no password to invent and no email to verify. That number is the one he uses for your revision afterwards.
Do I need an iPhone?
Yes — Mark runs in iMessage, so you need an iPhone, iPad or Mac to text him. He can send interactive study pages and tools that open in a browser. The website also handles account and connection consent.
What does it cost?
Free through your first exam period. No card, and no trial that quietly starts charging.
Which courses does it cover?
Any course whose material you can upload. Students are using it for engineering, medicine, law, economics, maths and psychology, but nothing about it is course-specific — it reads the papers you give it.
Where is my work stored, and is it used to train anything?
In an encrypted database in the EU (Frankfurt), tied to your account alone, encrypted in transit and at rest. Your work is never used to train a model, and it is never sold or shared with advertisers. Text Mark “delete everything” and the account and its history are gone within 24 hours.
Revision starts with an account.
Free through your first exam period. No card, no passwords — Mark texts you a code and you are in.