Ways to learn

Revise wherever you already are

The same 45 real-format tests, on whichever surface fits your day — your browser, your Android phone, or the ChatGPT window you've already got open.

WebsiteAvailable now

Practise in your browser

All 45 real-format tests, adaptive Training, six cheat sheets and the full handbook. The first ten are free — no account needed to start.

Android appOn Google Play

Revise on your phone, online or off

The same account, the same tests, in your pocket. Study on the commute without a signal — your results sync the next time you're online. No ads, no tracking.

ChatGPT appNew

Ask Life in the UK Practice Tests to quiz you

Already in ChatGPT? Ask for a handful of practice questions or a full 24-question mock without leaving the conversation. Free, and there's no sign-up.

iPhone appComing soon

On the App Store shortly

The iPhone and iPad version is in the works. Leave your email and we'll send you the download link the day it lands — nothing else.

Side by side

What each one can do

ChatGPT is the fastest way in. The website and the app are where the serious revision happens.

Feature comparison across the website, the Android app and the ChatGPT app.
FeatureWebAndroidChatGPT
Real-format practice questions
Full 24-question mock tests
Written explanations on every answer
Adaptive Training on your weak topics
Cheat sheets and the full handbook
Works offline
Progress saved and synced
No install, no account needed
Inside the Android app

What it looks like on your phone

Screens from the live Google Play listing.

App welcome screen listing 45 real-format tests, Adaptive Training and zero ads, with Sign in with Google and Continue as guest buttons.
Start free as a guest — no account needed to begin.
Test player showing question 4 of 24 on the Battle of Hastings with four answers, a 41:20 countdown and a flag control.
The real exam, rehearsed: 24 questions on a 45-minute timer.
Results screen showing a 20 out of 24 pass, 83 per cent, with a score breakdown across the five Life in the UK topics.
Every test scored against the official 18/24 pass mark.
Training mode marking a Magna Carta question correct, with an explanation of the 1215 charter and a memory tip.
Training marks each answer and explains why it's right.
App home screen with a Continue Test 09 button, progress of 8 of 45 tests passed, and a weakest-topics list.
Pick up where you left off, with weak topics surfaced.

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FAQ

Choosing between them

Which one should I use?
Use the website or the Android app as your main revision tool — they hold all the tests, explanations, cheat sheets and your saved progress. Use the ChatGPT app for quick reps when you have five spare minutes and don't want to open anything else.
Do they share the same questions?
Yes. Every surface draws on the same question bank, written from the official Life in the UK (3rd edition) handbook and kept to the real exam format — 24 questions, 18 correct to pass.
Does my progress carry between them?
Between the website and the Android app, yes — they use one account, so scores, weak topics and anything you've unlocked follow you across devices. The ChatGPT app doesn't sign you in, so it doesn't save progress.
Do I have to pay for all of them separately?
No. The ChatGPT app is free. The first ten tests are free on the website and in the Android app too; a one-off £9.99 then unlocks the remaining 35 across both. There's no subscription.
Start anywhere

10 tests free. Unlock the other 35 for £9.99.

Take Test 01 in your browser right now — the first ten are free on every surface. Pay £9.99 once to unlock the remaining 35 and carry your progress across the web and the app.