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Built for the ten minutes before bed
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Most Life in the UK apps make you memorise 24 answers and forget them by Friday. This one gives you the monarchs, the timeline, the law and the people behind the questions — so the answers stick.
No sign-up. No ads. Works offline.
I built this to pass my own Life in the UK test. Everything that confused me — which Henry did what, how the courts fit together, why 1707 matters — became a diagram instead of a flashcard. I passed. Then I made it free.Aga Drapinska-Tonge · developer, and a person who sat the actual test
I love this app, it is super intuitive to use and fun way to go through questions and prepare for the citizenship test. There was so many questions and I felt super ready and passed it!App Store review
I enjoy using the app a lot while preparing for my citizenship test. The design is clean and visually appealing, and the app feels very intuitive to navigate from the start. I especially like the timeline charts and tables — they help put everything into context and make it much easier to remember key facts. It doesn't feel overwhelming. It's definitely one of the better study tools I've tried and worth getting the Pro version.App Store review
This app is a really fun way to learn about the history of the UK and the everyday (sometimes weird) customs. Great for anyone taking their citizenship test or who wants to learn about the UK in general.App Store review
Very useful and helpful!App Store review
The test is 24 questions in 45 minutes, and you need 18 right. Rote apps get you there on a good day. Understanding gets you there on a bad one.
Because the bit that won't stick is different for everyone.
Multiple choice in the real test format, across Values, History, Government, Society and Citizenship. Every answer comes with the why.
85 freeAn interactive family tree with dynasty columns, reign timelines and pop-up detail. Finally see how the Henrys connect.
25 monarchsOne chronological spine from the Romans to now, filterable by era, annotated with monarchs and prime ministers.
Filter by eraThe scientists, writers, athletes and politicians the test keeps asking about — with biographies that make them memorable.
48 profilesCourt hierarchies for England & Wales and Scotland, criminal vs civil, how a law is made, devolved powers — all as diagrams.
VisualTraditions, holidays, sport, arts and the small cultural signals the test loves to ask about — grouped by theme so they're easier to remember.
iOS onlyThe practical stuff: renting, driving, the NHS, schools, tax and voting. The bits of Britain you actually deal with, and the bits the test checks.
iOS onlySpaced repetition schedules your reviews. Bookmarks catch what you keep getting wrong.
No trial that expires mid-revision, no ads in the free tier.
No. This is an independent revision tool with no affiliation to the Home Office or UK Visas and Immigration. Content is based on Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents (3rd edition), published under the Open Parliament Licence. Always use the official handbook as your primary source.
No. 85 questions are free on both web and iOS — five study modes on the web, seven on iOS, with no ads and no account. Pro unlocks the complete question bank for £2.99 lifetime or £1.99/month.
24 multiple-choice questions in 45 minutes. You need 18 correct — 75% — to pass. It costs £50 to book and you can retake it as many times as you need.
Yes. The iOS app works fully offline, and the web version keeps working after the first load.
None. No analytics, no tracking, no ad IDs, no account. Your progress lives on your device and nowhere else.
Not yet — but the free web app runs in any mobile browser, and you can add it to your home screen.
Ten minutes in the browser, free, right now.