The only IDE built specifically for Cambridge International pseudocode — with real-time execution, syntax highlighting, AI-powered feedback, and a built-in reference guide.
Missing boundary case for scores between 0–69. Cambridge mark scheme awards 1 mark for handling this.
Proper use of DECLARE before INPUT. Good indentation structure.
Built by a Cambridge CS teacher from the ground up. Every feature solves a real problem students face when learning to write pseudocode under exam conditions.
<- and it becomes the proper assignment arrow ←. Write exactly as the spec requires.Built to the exact Cambridge International pseudocode specification for IGCSE (0478) and A-Level (9618) Computer Science. If it's in the spec, it works here.
PseudoLab's AI doesn't just check your syntax — it evaluates your pseudocode against real Cambridge mark schemes, flags missing marks, and suggests improvements the way an experienced examiner would.
Submit your pseudocode and the AI evaluates it against the Cambridge mark scheme for that question type — identifying exactly which marks you'd earn and which you'd drop. Like having an examiner mark your work in seconds.
Contextual improvement hints appear directly alongside your code as you write — not a wall of text at the end, but precise, line-level guidance.
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This platform transformed how we handle pseudocode teaching. The AI mark scheme features alone saved us countless hours of manual marking every week.
Paste in the actual exam question. The AI understands the context and evaluates your pseudocode specifically against what that question demands — not generic rules.
Flags O(n²) loops where O(n) is possible. Ask the AI to rewrite your solution in the exact style Cambridge examiners expect. See a before/after diff view.
Free to use. No sign-up needed. Open the editor, paste your pseudocode, and let the AI show you exactly what you'd score.