Study Dog started during the pandemic, when a cancelled set of A Levels made clear just how thin independent revision support usually is: a photocopied worksheet, a random YouTube video, or nothing at all. It's since grown into a structured online revision platform built by a qualified A Level teacher, for A Level students.

Each subject on Study Dog is organised the way a good teacher would organise it: broken into exam-board-specific topics, built around the way questions are actually marked, and designed so a student can work through it independently and know they're covering the right ground. That matters most for the students who don't have a tutor, don't have a parent who can explain the content, or whose teacher is stretched across three other classes. Study Dog gives them the same structured support a well-resourced department would.

For schools, Study Dog's School Membership turns that into something a Head of Department or Head of Sixth Form can roll out with confidence: consistent content across a subject, aligned to the specification students are actually sitting, without asking teachers to build or vet the resource themselves. Pricing is transparent and scales with cohort size, so it works for a single subject group or a whole sixth form.