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An Android app for official tests, built on how memory works.

PassReadyAn app for Android phonesComing to Google Play
  • A pass chance for each test's own pass mark
  • Says "too early to call" when it can't tell
  • Guesses count half; old answers fade
  • Two languages on every question
  • 12 tests
  • 6 countries
  • 8 languages
  • 7,200 questions
  • No account

Try it · the pass mark

Same answers, different tests.
—pass chance today
In the app · where you stand
Status screen: 26 days to the test, the verdict Almost ready, readiness 88 percent with thin evidence, and the next step.
StatusA verdict and the next step
Examiner screen showing Your numbers: pass chance 96 percent, readiness 8 percent of the whole bank and 85 percent on what has been answered, tested 14 percent, confidence medium.
Your numbersPass chance, readiness, tested, confidence
Metacognition

Luck is not knowledge.

  • Knew it: counts in full
  • Guessed: counts half, comes back sooner
  • Don't know yet: shows the answer, no random taps
  • Ask me again: brings it back, score untouched

Try it · after an answer

Pick how you answered.
✓ Correct: 1928
CountsIn full
Comes backLater
Mix-up?No
In the app · every question
A quiz question with four answers and a Don't know yet, show me button.
Before you answerDon't know yet, instead of a random tap
The same question answered correctly, with Guessed selected among Knew it, Guessed and Ask me again, and the explanation below.
After a right answerKnew it, Guessed, Ask me again
Pedagogy

Built on how memory works.

Established learning science, each named for what it is.

Two measurement ideas sit underneath: a confidence interval around readiness, and item-exposure control (Hetter & Sympson, 1997), which lowers the estimate's confidence once you've seen most of a fixed bank.

In the app · spacing and error analysis
Practice screen with spaced review: 25 questions due now, a seven-day forecast, and a Review 12 now button.
Spaced reviewDue now, and the week ahead
What you mix up screen: pairs such as 1957 instead of 1928, grouped as dates close together and similar numbers.
What you mix upThe wrong answers you chose
How it thinks

Answers are evidence. Evidence fades.

  1. PractiseTest, Listen, Read
  2. Kept apartTested, heard, read
  3. FadesHalf weight every 14 days
  4. Your numbersAgainst the test's pass mark
  5. Next stepDue first, then a chapter
In the app · evidence kept apart
Listen screen with theme cards, each showing heard and tested counts and a heard bar.
ListenHeard and tested, never merged
A US civics question in English with the Spanish translation underneath, marked unofficial.
Two languagesLabelled as unofficial
Features

Everything for one test.

Readiness

  • Pass chance, readiness, tested, confidence
  • An honest range
  • Book-by date and study plan
  • Checks itself against mocks

Practice

  • Mocks at official length and timing
  • Spaced review, due first
  • 35 themes or 5 chapters
  • Mistakes, mix-ups, harder questions

Listen & read

  • Hands-free audio
  • Same categories as Test
  • A voice per language
  • Timelines and people (UK)

Yours

  • Your state's questions built in
  • No account, works offline
  • Backup and restore
  • One-time purchases
Tests

Twelve tests. Each on its own terms.

Each with its own pass mark, length and languages. More tests are on the way.

* Unofficial translation, labelled as such in the app. Life in the UK questions are original, written from the official handbook. PassReady is independent of every authority listed.

Principles

Small on purpose.

Honest labels

Uncertain estimates and unofficial translations say so.

Named numbers

No percentage without a name.

Yours

No account. Data stays on the phone.

Pay once

No subscriptions. The free tier is complete.

In review for Google Play · 128.systems · mikko.gr