01 / Atomized Vault
Find the exact mark leak.
Filter by subject, paper, syllabus, topic, sub-topic, and difficulty. No PDF fog. No “where was that one question?” scavenger hunt.
Browse subjectsFully free. Guided properly.
From Paper Fog.
To Hit List
See how ROOTATOM organizes past-paper practice: choose a subject and topic, attempt questions, check objective answers or available mark schemes, and return to saved or eligible missed questions.
Question0625 / Forces / Q7
VSA real paper question, cut out of the PDF fog and tagged properly.
LoopAttempt. Reveal. Return.
The miss goes to the Hit List, then comes back until it behaves.
Seven stops. One revision loop.
02 / Duels
Past papers, but competitive.
Create a duel, share the code, race the same question set, and compare answers after. It turns revision from silent suffering into a scoreboard.
Explore Duels03 / Answer + mark-scheme review
Check the answer and available marking guidance.
Objective questions can reveal their keyed answer. Structured responses stay drafts and are not automatically marked; a mark scheme can be opened when the question has one.
How answer review works04 / Hit List + Saved
Your mistakes come back on purpose.
Save questions you want to revisit, and use the missed-question list for eligible objective questions you answered incorrectly.
Explore saved questions05 / Progress + streaks
Know what is actually improving.
Track completed topics, solved counts, accuracy, saved work, and streaks. Less “I think I revised.” More receipts.
Explore progress06 / Leaderboard
A clean little flex board.
Public rankings make solved questions visible. It is not the point of studying, but it absolutely makes showing up less boring.
About the leaderboard07 / Quality + free access
The bank improves. The price does not appear.
Question reports help clean the dataset over time, and the core practice loop stays free and unlimited.
Questions people ask before they enter the Vault.
No. ROOTATOM also records eligible attempts, supports answer checks and available mark schemes, and gives signed-in learners saved and missed-question review lists and progress pages.
Because marks leak from specific skills. “Physics” is too vague. “Forces, medium-hard, Paper 2, recent sessions” is something you can actually attack.
Duels add pressure and comparison without turning practice into a lecture. Same question set, live race energy, clean post-game answer comparison.
That question becomes useful data. Save it, revisit it, and let the Hit List turn the miss into the next thing you drill.
Not for every question. Objective questions can reveal their keyed answer. Structured responses are not automatically marked, and a mark scheme is available only when the question has one.
Yes. ROOTATOM has progress tracking, user stats, solved counts, saved questions, and streaks so revision has receipts.
Report it from the practice flow. The point is a cleaner Vault over time, not pretending every imported question is sacred.
Yes. The core practice loop is free and unlimited. No “three more questions if you pay” nonsense.
Open the Vault, pick one weak topic, answer five questions, then review every miss. Small loop. Real improvement.
ROOTATOM / ONE QUESTION AT A TIME
Ready to test the loop?
Open a topic. Answer one question. Let ROOTATOM remember what needs to come back.