Free Tools
Two tools we use ourselves. Free, with nothing stored and no account needed.
Paste your answers to the three 2026 UCAS questions and get instant structural feedback: stock phrases, reflection depth, specificity, and your character budget across all three. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored.
Reading, podcasts, and competitions for 33 Oxbridge courses, with notes on what actually counts at interview and the mistake most applicants make. Searchable and filterable by subject group.
They check structure, format, and breadth of reading. They cannot tell you whether your argument is intellectually convincing, whether your chosen texts are right for your course, or whether your writing will survive an interview.
Two Cambridge tutors read your draft independently, without seeing each other’s notes. They then compare, argue about where they disagree, and send you one moderated written report covering structure, argument, evidence, and what an interviewer would push on. A 30-minute call follows so you can ask why. You rewrite; the words stay yours.
After you have used them
A free twenty-minute call with a Cambridge tutor who knows your subject. Or take the quiz — it covers subject tuition as well as applications.