Blitz turns every AP course into a deck of fast, swipeable cards. Spaced repetition, Smart Streaks, and XP. 11 AP courses, 3,167 cards, built from the College Board CED. Now on the App Store.
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I built this app to help my daughter and her friends prepare for their AP exams. I'm now sharing this with everyone and hope it supports you on your learning journey!
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Built from the actual CED, so the cards actually map to what the exam tests instead of random surface-level stuff. Swipe format makes it easy to squeeze in review between classes without feeling like a chore.
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@dursunkkolqwcq Yes, they map to the exam standards and we also include a glossary so that you can drill words and definitions after/doing the unit prep questions. We built this to be easy and bit sized so that you can quickly swap and study from anywhere. Thank you for the comment.
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One thing that would really help: add a quick "explain why" button after I miss a card so I can see the reasoning right then instead of flipping through notes. A short rationale sourced from the CED would close the loop and make the review way more useful.
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@fundakjel Thank you for the suggestion. When you miss a card, you do get an explanation. Question for you, have you tried the app and are saying you would like to see something different/better? Thank you for the comment.
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Building the cards straight from the College Board CED is a smart move, makes me trust the content isn't just generic AP fluff. Swipeable format with spaced repetition sounds perfect for cramming on the bus.
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@englhsrevz8oe It is not fluff and built straight from the standards. We have also learned from teachers in crafting the questions and rigorously tested on high schoolers. Thank you for the comment.
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Downloaded it yesterday for AP Psych and the swipe format actually makes it feel less overwhelming than my massive Quizlet deck. Spaced repetition seems to stick better than just cramming, and I like seeing the XP climb during a study session.
I built this app to help my daughter and her friends prepare for their AP exams. I'm now sharing this with everyone and hope it supports you on your learning journey!
Built from the actual CED, so the cards actually map to what the exam tests instead of random surface-level stuff. Swipe format makes it easy to squeeze in review between classes without feeling like a chore.
@dursunkkolqwcq Yes, they map to the exam standards and we also include a glossary so that you can drill words and definitions after/doing the unit prep questions. We built this to be easy and bit sized so that you can quickly swap and study from anywhere. Thank you for the comment.
One thing that would really help: add a quick "explain why" button after I miss a card so I can see the reasoning right then instead of flipping through notes. A short rationale sourced from the CED would close the loop and make the review way more useful.
@fundakjel Thank you for the suggestion. When you miss a card, you do get an explanation. Question for you, have you tried the app and are saying you would like to see something different/better? Thank you for the comment.
Building the cards straight from the College Board CED is a smart move, makes me trust the content isn't just generic AP fluff. Swipeable format with spaced repetition sounds perfect for cramming on the bus.
@englhsrevz8oe It is not fluff and built straight from the standards. We have also learned from teachers in crafting the questions and rigorously tested on high schoolers. Thank you for the comment.
Downloaded it yesterday for AP Psych and the swipe format actually makes it feel less overwhelming than my massive Quizlet deck. Spaced repetition seems to stick better than just cramming, and I like seeing the XP climb during a study session.
@selmagentrj4jv Thanks for the feedback.
finally an AP study app that doesn't feel like busywork. the swipe format makes review sessions so much easier to squeeze in
@volkanr1fz Glad to hear, thanks for the feedback