Bring your creativity to a digital paper.
Speak the question, sketch the maths, and hand the typing to someone else. Paperwright turns it into a print-ready A/L paper, marking scheme included.
Every segment you speak or sketch becomes typeset paper. Hover to pause, or make your own question: hold the mic, type a line, sketch an equation.
Capture by voice and sketch
Talk through a question in Sinhala or English, draw the equation. No fonts, no formatting fights.
One bank, every document
Everything you capture is reusable: exam papers now, tutes and notes next.
Print-perfect output
Clean A4 with your name on the header, the marking scheme alongside, PDF in one click.
How it works
Four steps, and only the first two are yours. Sketches below draw themselves as you scroll, the way your notes will.
1Speak or snap
Voice typing in Sinhala shows the words as you say them, so a slip is fixed on the spot. Or photograph a handwritten question.
2Sketch the maths
Equations and diagrams are segments you draw on the scratchpad. No LaTeX, no symbol palettes.
3A typist finishes it
Each sketch goes to a vetted typist as its own small job. They never see the rest of your question. Usually back within a day.
4Compose and print
Real CM I and II templates fill their slots from your bank. Paper and marking scheme come out as one PDF.
Why teachers keep their bank here
A bank that remembers
Tags, difficulty, verified status, and a reuse guard so last term's question 12 never sneaks back in front of the same class.
Templates that match the real exam
Part A and B rules, marks, time budget and difficulty profile from the NIE blueprint. The paper checks itself as you build it.
Print like the real thing
Unicode while you edit, FMAbhaya at export for the print shop. Your logo on the header, a serial on every copy.
Your questions stay yours. Equation and diagram sketches reach a typist without the question text around them, and whole-question photos go only to in-house typists under NDA.
Exam papers
Combined Maths I and II, verified question banks, marking schemes.
Tute sheets and notes
The same bank, a second template.
An open platform
Sri Lankan documents from voice and sketch, well beyond the classroom.
Free while in beta. After that you pay per digitised item, never per seat.