Examius

Free on iOS & Android

Download Examius

675 exam syllabuses, 75,145 topics and 227,948 flashcards, already mapped. Import your exam and start ticking things off in under a minute.

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Free. No account required. Works offline.

What you get

Four-level syllabus tracking

Subject → chapter → topic → sub-topic. Progress rolls up, so the number on your dashboard is real coverage rather than hours logged.

227,948 flashcards

4,289 decks, one per subject, scheduled with spaced repetition. Cards you keep missing come back sooner.

Study timer & streaks

Pomodoro-style sessions logged against the topic you were actually working on, with a streak heatmap over the year.

Home-screen widgets

Today's progress, current streak and cards due, without opening the app.

Offline first

Everything is cached on device. No connection needed to study, and no account needed to start.

Optional leaderboards

Sign in with Google or Apple if you want to compare study XP with friends. Entirely opt-in.

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Download FAQ

Is Examius free to download?

Yes, on both the App Store and Google Play. Syllabus tracking, flashcards, the study timer, streaks and statistics are all in the free tier. An optional paid upgrade removes ads and unlocks extra themes and widgets.

Which devices does Examius run on?

iPhone and iPad running iOS 13 or later, and Android phones and tablets on Android 8 or later. Home-screen widgets are available on both platforms.

Do I need an account to use it?

No. The app works fully offline with data stored on your device. Signing in with Google or Apple is optional and only needed for leaderboards and cross-device sync.

How much storage does it use?

Syllabuses are small text trees. Flashcard decks are downloaded on demand — the entire library of 227,948 cards across 4,289 decks is about 71 MB, but you only ever fetch the decks for your own exam.

Can I use it for more than one exam?

Yes. You can import several syllabuses at once and switch between them, which is useful if you are sitting a board exam and an entrance test in the same year.