The high school junior before college entrance exams

They see the dates of the full-length practice tests and get a notification on the day of each one; their group's strategy guides, essay writing included, fit in their pocket. Their parents booked the fall consultation, which settled on the winter break course rather than the spring break one.

The college senior aiming for a graduate program

The Saturday morning practice exams are in the Agenda, with the room and how long each one lasts. Their countdown runs until test day, and the past exams with answer keys for their program stay closed to other groups.

The adult taking a language test for a job

They book a lunchtime consultation to gauge their level, follow the dates of the speaking practice sessions and review vocabulary with a quiz on their phone, on the train.

Three students, one prep center

The trial lasts 30 days, costs nothing and asks for no credit card: enough time to post your next practice test.

Up to test day: AI for students and for your team

Two tools for the student, one shortcut for your teaching team, each with its price.
To keep pace

A countdown and a study plan to check off

Describe it in one sentence: "a countdown to the student's test date, next to a checklist of chapters to review." From that line, the AI Extension Builder builds the tool into your app, matching its design. The date and the checked boxes stay on the student's phone: nobody at the prep center sees them.
Free
To answer

Method questions, the night before

"How much time should I save for checking my answers?" "How do I outline an essay in ten minutes?" Your published study guides are the Chatbot's source, and it cites the one it drew on. It grades no papers, gives no scores and doesn't replace the teacher who knows the student.
$35/month
To publish

Three practice tests posted with one request to Claude or ChatGPT

MCP, already installed in the app, connects it to Claude or ChatGPT. Ask: "add this term's three practice tests to the Agenda, Saturdays at 8 am in room 2, then notify the Admissions tests group." Nothing goes out until you've checked the dates and approved the send.
Free

Before any program, a consultation

30 minutes to choose the right program: target exam, test date, current level

This consultation is what points the student to an intensive course, year-round classes or study guides alone. The student, or their parent, picks a free half hour in the consultations section. The form asks for the target exam, the test date, the current level and a phone number. Everyone gets a confirmation email, and the consultation is added to the advisor's Google Calendar, answers included. A 24-hour minimum notice gives the advisor time to read the file.

One advisor per track, one calendar each

Graduate admissions tests with Nadia, language tests with Julian

An admissions test and a language test aren't prepared the same way. Each advisor has a consultations section linked to their own Google Calendar: Nadia handles admissions tests, Julian language tests. Students open their track's section and see only the right advisor's free hours. On Saturdays when Nadia proctors a practice exam, she blocks the morning in her calendar, and her consultations for those mornings vanish from the app.

What enrolled students find in the app

The practice test calendar

Date, check-in time, room and length of each test in an Agenda section; the notification arrives on the day itself.

Their program's study guides

Essay writing, reading, speaking, time management: their group's guides, which neither other groups nor the public can see.

Past exams with answer keys

Tests from previous years and their solutions, sorted by exam, in a section for enrolled students only.

Holiday intensive courses

Schedule, hours and room for the winter break and spring break courses, with the pre-registration Form.

Last-minute changes

A room change, a test moved up an hour: the push notification only goes to the group concerned.

How much does an exam prep app cost?

A prep center on the App Store and Google Play starts with the Premium plan. For consultations and the enrolled students' guides, it adds booking, Authentication and its User groups, three options the Pro plan bundles from the start.
Premium · both stores and the web$55 /month, billed annually
Booked consultations: Appointment booking, a Premium option$15 /month
Pro · booking, accounts and groups included$105 /month, billed annually
Paid separately, directly to Apple and Google: your developer accounts.

Exam prep: your questions about the app

How do I announce practice tests?

In an Agenda section, one event per test: date, check-in time, room, length. With Automatic push (free) switched on for that section, each test sends its own notification on test day, not at publication. A week ahead, schedule an extra notification for the group concerned only.

Can study guides stay limited to enrolled students?

Yes: that's what Authentication, combined with User groups, is for. Each enrolled student creates an account, and you place them in their program's group from the back office: "High school", "Admissions tests" or "Language test". Their guides and past exams only show up for that group; the calendar and consultation booking stay open to everyone.

Can a parent book the consultation for their child?

Yes. They book on the student's behalf, from their own phone, and the confirmation email goes to them, cancellation link included. Put the student's first name and grade in the form, plus one question: will the student be there? The advisor then knows who they'll be talking to.

Can students sign up and pay for an intensive course in the app?

They can request a spot, not pay for it. A pre-registration Form collects the chosen course, grade and contact details; each pre-registration sends an email to your address, and the full list exports as CSV. Your team confirms the spot, then collects the fees as it does today. The course doesn't go through Appointment booking: each slot there takes one booking, not a whole room of students.

How does each student keep track of the days left?

With a countdown built with the AI Extension Builder: the student enters their test date, and the app shows the days remaining, next to the study plan they check off. Everything is saved on their phone. Shared dates, like the March practice exam, also appear in your Agenda.

Can we sell access to past exams with answer keys?

Yes, with Memberships in the native apps: subscribers pay for access to a content section, such as past exams with answer keys or strategy videos. Apple and Google keep their share, between 15 and 30%. Only content is sold this way: the prep program, the intensive course and the consultation are paid for outside the app.

Does the app grade practice tests?

No. No feature grades or scores a paper, and neither does the Chatbot. Your teachers grade practice tests as they do now. After each test, however, the app can publish the answer key and your general comments for the group.