iPhone app, coming to the App Store
Walk in knowing the answer.
The whole syllabus, 1,376 practice questions and 120 full mock tests, in the format of the real test.
Try a real question
One of the 1,376.
Every question in the app is written from scratch against the published syllabus, and marked with the reason the answer is the answer. Here are four of them, working.
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The whole syllabus, in five chapters.
All 31 sections written in plain English, each followed by the questions that test it. Chapters are read, not skimmed, and the app knows which ones you have finished.
Five chapters31 sections, 1,376 questions
Four ways to revise, not one.
Reading a chapter end to end is half of studying. The other half sits at the top of the Study tab, and none of it is a second copy of the syllabus: the terms and the figures are built from the same bundle the sections are written in.
Flashcards
Decks on a spacing schedule, showing whatever is due today. Answer Again or Got it, and the interval adjusts to how well you knew it.
Key dates
The history the test covers, in order, so the sequence sticks instead of a pile of loose years.
Key terms
A glossary of the terms the test expects you to know, A to Z.
Facts and figures
Every number worth memorising exactly, gathered in one place rather than scattered through the chapters that mention them.
Mock tests that behave like the real one.
120 numbered mock tests, each 24 questions in 45 minutes against a pass mark of 18. A numbered test is always the same test, so retaking it measures you rather than the questions.
Every attempt is kept, which is what makes test 12 in March mean something next to test 12 in June. The first test is free and the rest come with Premium.
It marks you on the scale the test uses.
Not a readiness percentage that means nothing outside the app. A forecast of the marks a real 24-question test would most likely score you today, drawn against the line you have to clear.
0 marks18 to pass24 marks
The forecast falls when you stop revising, which is the only reason a number like that is worth showing. It is measured against the whole bank, not the part you have paid for, because the real test covers everything either way. Every question you get wrong is kept until you have answered it right twice in a row.
And it tells you what to study next.
The progress screen names the chapters costing you the most marks, in marks rather than percentages, so the next hour of revision picks itself.
Free keeps everything that makes the app work: the daily plan, the spacing engine, mistakes, reminders, the forecast, the timeline and the test-day checklist.
The parts you do not have to open the app for.
Small things, and all of them work with the phone in flight mode. Nothing here asks for an account, and nothing here sends what you are studying anywhere.
Two for the Home Screen: the days left until your test, and how far through today's plan you are.
Scheduled by your own device on the day a batch of cards comes due, not pushed from a server.
Any section or question, into your language, using the translation built into iOS. It runs on the phone, so the questions you are answering never leave it.
The notes spoken in the best British voice installed on your device, for revising with your hands full.
Pay for a week, a month, or once.
Free
No account, no advertising, no trial to expire.
- The first two sections of chapter one
- Ten questions and five flashcards from each of them
- One full mock test, timed and marked like the real one
- The whole syllabus listed, so you can see what is in it
- The daily plan, mistakes, reminders, the forecast and the checklist
Premium
Everything unlocked
Weekly, monthly, or one payment that never renews.
- All 31 study sections
- All 120 mock tests
- Every flashcard deck and every chapter test
- The full timeline, all six eras
- A subscription is cancelled in Settings, any time
An independent study aid.
This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Home Office, GOV.UK, TSO or any UK government body. It does not reproduce the official handbook: every question and note in it is originally written against the published syllabus.
The official questions are not published, so no study app anywhere is giving you the real ones. Book the official test at gov.uk/life-in-the-uk-test, and read the official handbook alongside any study app.