From DALiApps, LLC · Bentonville, Arkansas

Ready for free.

For the teen

Study the actual handbook. Practice built from your state’s official driver handbook, where every question carries the page number it came from, so you can check an answer against the book instead of taking my word for it. No cost, no ads, no account.

For the parent

See how it’s going. A free guardian account shows day streak, last exam score and topic mastery. Pair their phone with a one-time code; your teen never makes an account or gives an email.

Ready for free — the other kind. The kind that starts the day the permit does.

Adverse conditions

Texas

When should you use your low beam headlights instead of high beams?

  1. When driving on a dark, unlighted rural road far from any other vehicle
  2. When you are the only vehicle on a long stretch of open highway at night
  3. When approaching the crest of a steep hill in clear weather
  4. When driving in fog, heavy rain, sleet, snow, or dustCorrect
Source: Texas Driver Handbook, p. 53 — every question in the app carries a citation like this one.

For parents

Follow along from your own phone.

The teen studies on their phone. You can create a free guardian account on yours and see how it is going — or skip it entirely, and the app works exactly the same.

What you see
Day streak, last exam score, and topic mastery — which parts of the handbook are solid and which still need work. Not a location, not a browsing history, and nothing about the phone beyond the study progress.
How it is set up
You create the account; the app gives you a one-time code; your teen enters it on their own phone from Settings & privacy. They can see the code being entered, and either of you can undo it later.
What your teen never does
Make an account, give an email, or hand over a password. The learner’s side of the app has no sign-in at all.
Two households
A second adult can be invited to the same learner with their own free account, so both homes see the same progress. You can remove a guardian, or delete the whole account and everything under it, at any time.
Cost
Free. No subscription, no ads, and nothing behind a paywall for either of you.

What it is

A study app you can check.

Most permit-test apps never say where their questions came from. Every question here names the handbook and the page.

Cited to the page

Every question names the official state handbook and the page it was drawn from, so you can look up any answer in the real book and confirm it.

Works offline

Download your state once, then study with no signal. Practice drills, exam-style mock tests, and a readiness score all run on the device.

Free and untracked

No ads, no subscription, no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs, and no account needed to study. Nothing you do in the app is sold or shared. You can leave a tip if you want to — it is optional and unlocks nothing.

How it works

What happens when you open it.

  1. Pick your state

    All 50 states and Washington, D.C. are covered. The app ships with no questions in it — you choose a state and it downloads that state’s bundle, built from that state’s own current handbook.

  2. Drill what you get wrong

    A spaced-repetition schedule brings back the questions you miss and stops showing the ones you have clearly learned.

  3. Take a mock exam

    Practice tests in your state’s format, scored the way the real one is, so the readiness score means something before test day.

  4. Let a parent follow along

    Optional. A guardian can create a free account and pair the learner’s device with a one-time code to see progress on a dashboard. Skip it and everything stays on the device, and the app works the same.

Privacy

What the app collects.

The full detail is in the privacy policy. Here is the summary.

Studying
Answers, progress, streaks and scores stay on your device.
Guardian account & sync
Optional — off until a parent creates one. A teen’s device never needs an account, a name, or an email.
Anonymous usage stats
Optional — off until you switch it on, and then only a short list of milestone counts, each sent at most once per device and carrying no identifiers of any kind. The privacy policy names them all.
Ads & tracking
None. No advertising or analytics SDKs in the app, and no tracking on this website.
Price
Free.

Contact

How to reach me.

Support requests, privacy requests, and corrections to a question all go to the same address. I read them myself.