The user guide
Install from the website, then make it yours. The app also greets first-time users with a short built-in tour.
Open the installation page. Choose desktop or mobile. Use Chrome or Edge on a computer, Chrome on Android, or Safari on iPhone/iPad.
Choose Install Poui Maths. Confirm the browser prompt, or follow the installation page’s instructions for your device. The installation page confirms when the app has been saved for offline use.
Install the app. Use the install button or browser menu. On iPhone/iPad, use Safari’s Share → Add to Home Screen. Open the new icon to start using Poui Maths.
Make a profile. A first name, your form, and a career you are curious about, so questions are told in your world. No email, no password; several people can share one phone.
Let the app find your level. A short diagnostic places you per strand · you might be Form 4 in algebra and Form 2 in fractions, and that is exactly the point.
Share the website’s installation link, or download the original HTML file to pass on as a document. Keep it for home use: phones are not for the classroom.
When moving from an HTML file to the installed app, make and restore a backup code; progress does not transfer automatically. Before changing phones, make a backup code under Settings and data → Back up & restore, so progress travels with you.
Is your copy current? Open Save & share inside the app and compare the version line with a friend's · the newer date wins.
The installed app uses its saved copy offline and does not check for any updates on its own. To get a new release of the app, open the installation page again while online and reinstall; the app itself will not update just from being opened. To resume your progress where you left off, generate the backup from your old version of the app and enter it into the latest installed version.
Two minutes on a warm-up, twelve on practice, four on a review, two reading back the worked solution for anything missed. A regular protected slot beats a long occasional session.
Find out which third paper you are doing. CXC is replacing the SBA project with Paper 032 for Mathematics. In 2027 your school chooses one or the other; from May–June 2028 it is Paper 032 for everyone. Ask your teacher which yours is running — it decides where in the app to go.
If it is Paper 032. Open Exam → The third paper → Paper 032. You are given the topics about a month before, so the app lays that month out week by week, and the last week is for rehearsing a mock with your own sheet beside you.
Build the sheet early, and build it by hand: reference notes for the exam must be handwritten, not printed. Under Paper 032 → Build your reference notes guide, pick your released topics and the app assembles the formulas and the common slips for each, as a guide for what to include in your reference notes and how to organise them. In your own handwriting, copy that guide onto your sheet, well before exam day. A sheet you didn’t write is a sheet you will not find anything in under exam pressure.
If it is the project. Exam → The third paper → The SBA project is unchanged: the cycle, the ideas, the workbench, the exemplars and the mark-scheme checklist.