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Navigate, discover, and explore Cambridge past papers with ease. Paper Compass is a powerful browser extension designed to revolutionize how students access and study past exam papers. This intuitive tool eliminates the frustration of navigating complex file directories by providing instant, precise access to Cambridge exam papers with just a few clicks. Key Benefits: - Instantly locate specific exam papers by subject code, paper number, series, and year - Search for papers by simply typing out the question, similar to CAIE Finder - Generate random practice papers to support comprehensive exam preparation - Automatic detection and one-click access to companion resources like mark schemes, grade thresholds, and examiner reports - Track and quickly revisit recently viewed papers with an enhanced history tab UI - User-friendly interface with dark mode support - Saves valuable study time by simplifying paper retrieval New Features (v1.3): - Recognizes paper URLs from any source, ensuring seamless access across platforms - Built as a side panel extension for convenient multitasking while studying - Introduces an overlay feature on PDFs, providing instant access to: - Mark schemes - Grade thresholds for that specific series - Examiner reports for that exact paper Disclaimer: This app does not host or distribute any examination material. All past paper links redirect to official, licensed sources.
Feb 2, 2026
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