Every mock exam looks and works like the real one
Same layout, same 30 True/False questions, same 20-minute timer. On exam day nothing on the screen is new to you.

After 12 months, licenses from US, Canada, and most countries outside the EU are no longer valid in Italy. The theory test is not offered in English. I’m an American, my Italian is A2, and I passed with zero mistakes on my first try. This app was my whole system.
Pass, or your money back. Reach 95% readiness, then take the test. If you don’t pass, you’ll get a full refund.
€24 for 6 months. One payment, no automatic renewal.
Pass, or your money back. Reach 95% readiness, then take the test. If you don’t pass, you’ll get a full refund.
You already know how to drive. The test is 30 true/false statements in bureaucratic Italian, you can miss only 3, and often one small word — solo, sempre, preannuncia — decides whether a statement is true or false.
You don’t need fluent Italian. You need the Italian the exam uses.
There are over 7,400 questions. Studying every one of them isn’t possible in any reasonable amount of time, and learning the rules feels endless, with exceptions to every one of them.
There’s no shortcut. But there are ways to make your study time count: find your trouble areas fast, and set aside what is already easy for you.
Same layout, same 30 True/False questions, same 20-minute timer. On exam day nothing on the screen is new to you.

The app reads your answers and lists the best things to do today: which mistakes to fix, which new concepts to meet, when to sit a mock exam.

Signs, junctions, rules of the road: questions are grouped the way the exam tests them, with your progress on every concept. Study for the exam, not the manual.

The exam is in Italian, and one misread word can flip True into False. You don’t need fluent Italian. You need the words the questions are built from. I’m A2 myself, so this part of the app is built for people like me.
In una zona a traffico limitato possono circolare solo i veicoli autorizzati
“solo” = onlyI matched all 7,492 official questions against 657 practice exam sheets, to see what the exam really asks. You won’t find this in the manual or the usual quiz apps.
The bank has 716 concepts, but they don’t come up equally. Rank them by how often they land on real sheets: the top 200 fill half of every exam, and 425 fill 80%. The app starts with those.
Every chapter gets one or two questions on each sheet, however big it is. So a question from a small chapter is far more likely to be on your exam: one from the best-value chapter turns up almost 6 times as often as one about information signs.
Across the whole bank, True and False are split 50/50. Certain words tip the balance. The app teaches you to spot them, and when they mislead.
There are more, plus the words that point to True. They’re all in the app, with when each one misleads.
In my last four weeks I answered 7,751 questions and sat 31 full mock sheets. You pass with 3 errors or fewer. My last two before the real exam were perfect, and so was the exam.
The app tracks your improvement and builds each day’s practice around what will help you most. It measures how ready you are from three things:
Use the program until the app scores you at 95% or higher. If you then take the test and don’t pass, you’ll get a full refund.
I run live sessions to answer everyone’s questions, and you can connect with others facing the same challenge.
€24 for 6 months. One payment, no automatic renewal.
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