Six subjects, plus word stress
Every question bank ships inside the app, so nothing is downloaded and nothing stops working when you lose signal.
Alongside them sits a drill on нормативний наголос — where the stress falls in a word. It is a topic inside Ukrainian language rather than a subject of its own, but it has its own section in the app because it is the part people lose marks on.
How it works
No account, no registration, no homework being uploaded anywhere.
Tests built like the real thing
Each test is twenty questions with three to five options, one of them correct — the same shape as the exam paper, split into blocks you can work through in order.
A timer that keeps you honest
The clock runs while you answer, so you find out early whether you are fast enough, not on the morning of the exam.
Jump between questions
Skip the hard one and come back to it later. Answers lock once given, so the row along the bottom is an honest record of how you actually did.
Review every answer
The results screen shows your score and lets you walk back through the test with the correct answers next to yours — which is where the learning actually happens.
A hint when you are stuck
The lamp in the corner reveals the correct answer to the question in front of you. It is paid for by watching a short video, never by a subscription.
Study reminders
Optional nudges to come back and do another test. They are scheduled on the device itself — no push server, and no one is watching whether you obey them.
Free, with two things you can buy
The app is free and carries ads. Two one-time purchases change that; neither renews and neither expires.
- → Remove ads. Banners and full-screen ads stop appearing, permanently.
- → Unlock the Biology question bank. The full set of Biology tests, added to the six subjects that are free from the start.
- → Restorable. Both purchases are tied to your Apple Account and can be restored on another device at no extra cost.
Privacy, briefly
There is no account, no sign-up, and no server of mine. Your answers, your scores, and how far through a test you got never leave the device — I could not read them if I wanted to.
The app is free because it shows ads through Google AdMob, and it uses Firebase Analytics to count things like how often the app is opened. It does not ask for permission to track you across other apps and websites, so it cannot follow you from one company's app to another's. The Privacy Policy spells out what Google can still use to choose an ad.
Support
Found a mistake in a question, or an answer you believe is wrong? Please write — those reports are the reason the question banks keep getting better.
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