Know when you're ready for the PMP.
A readiness score built from your own study data tells you where you actually stand — not a prediction, a measurement. Quizzes by domain, a full 180-question mock exam, and a schedule that keeps track of what you're about to forget get you there.
1,337 flashcards. 1,465 practice questions. One 180-question, 240-minute mock exam, weighted the way PMI weights the real one.
iPhone, iPad, and web.
Free to create an account, with Apple or Google. Subscriptions from $9.99 1 week, purchased through Apple on an iPhone or iPad. See all plans.
How it works
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Sign in
Your schedule, quiz history and exam date sync across every device you sign in on, from the first review.
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Take the diagnostic
Thirty questions across all three domains, weighted the way the exam is. From there, the app knows exactly what to point you at next.
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Study daily
Review what is due, quiz where you are weakest. The schedule adapts to how well you actually recall each card.
What the subscription unlocks
An account gets you the diagnostic and flashcard review, free, no subscription required. A subscription adds everything built for the stretch before the exam:
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Readiness score
A weighted measure of your preparation — not a predicted exam result, a measurement of where you stand.
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Weak-area ranking
Finds your weakest areas before the exam does.
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Unlimited practice quizzes, by domain
Ten, twenty or thirty questions from People, Process or Business Environment — practice mode explains each answer as you go.
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Timed exam simulation
180 questions in 240 minutes, weighted the way PMI weights the real exam.
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A schedule that builds itself
Every card shows up right before you would forget it. No decks to manage, no planning.
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Reviews by PMP domain
Where your study time actually went, over seven days, thirty, or all time.
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Accuracy trends over time
Every completed attempt plotted against our recommended 80% benchmark — PMI publishes no official passing score. Filterable by mode.
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A study plan and a due forecast
A daily target that clears the next seven days, and what is coming after that.
One account, every device
Every device you sign in on reads and writes the same schedule. Review cards on a laptop at work, carry on from your phone on the train, and the timing of every card follows you. Your quiz history, insights and exam date travel with it too. The one exception is an exam that is mid-attempt: it does not move between devices, so finish a started exam where you began it.
Start with the diagnostic.
Thirty questions, about eighteen minutes, weighted the way the exam is. You will know which domain to open first.