Everything that recently changed on cswithzak.com and in the ZAPP app for Android and iOS — what you can now do, and where to find it. New to the site? The Help Centre walks you through every screen.
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Discussion Corners — ask the corner, @AskZ joins in
Ask and answer Computer Science with students taking the same papers, in a Q&A board and a live chat. Type @AskZ in any thread and ZAK's AI tutor answers for everyone.
O Level / IGCSE, AS, A2, Code Clinic and Exam Room corners
Press ? on any page (or the ? button in the menu bar) and the Help panel opens on the steps for that exact screen. Every guide names the buttons as you see them.
Snap a question or attach a past paper, your notes or slides — AskZ reads it, works out which question you mean ("and part (b)?" works too) and answers with the real mark scheme beside it.
Photos, PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and more
Speak your question, hear the answer read aloud
Up to three files a message
Documents (and uploads in ZAPP) need a free account
Answer on the paper exactly as Cambridge printed it, then press Mark: written answers are marked by AskZ against the scheme, and binary additions, circuits, K-maps, tables and ticks by the site's own marking engines.
Binary additions marked column by column on the website
Code answers run in the real lab, then go on the paper
Smooth Apple Pencil writing on iPad — the Pencil only writes
Pick a year, a session and a paper and go straight to the question you want — then walk that paper with Previous and Next. The link remembers where you are.
Questions AskZ writes — in the assignments and in teachers' papers — are now typeset like a printed paper: fill in the table cells, code gaps and tick boxes, and AskZ marks each part.
A question you solved in topical practice now starts blank in a timed sitting or a teacher's paper, and new papers draw the questions you haven't answered yet first.
Teachers request access with a school email and ZAK approves each one. Build anything from a class test to a mock from real past papers and AskZ-written questions, then share one link your class sits.
Change the paper: say why, swap only the questions you pick
Sit a timed paper on any topic from real past-paper questions and get your results by topic, command word and assessment objective. Bookmark the questions you want to come back to.
What changes in the next O Level and IGCSE Computer Science syllabus — Python-only programming, 11 topics — every change mapped to today's topics, with the new 0265 digital exams.
Quiz battles, a daily CS word, assembly golf, gate puzzles, an SQL whodunnit and more — solo against AskZ bots, with friends, or with the whole class from one code.