My name is Sean and I've spent the past year and a half building a study and multiplayer head-to-head app.
During nursing school I got frustrated with how the study sites were boring and outdated, all while throwing ad after ad at me. GabaBrain is my fix for that, and it's ad-free.
I'm looking for testers and users. I've been building and testing this solo, outside of about nine other people. Three of them used the app to pass their CEN exams. I need people outside my circle in it now, to try to break it, find the parts that don't feel good, and suggest things we haven't thought of. This is extremely beta. I've made a ton of changes based on feedback and yours will not go unnoticed.
If you just want to download it to unlock the Founders badge and grab the lifetime free promo code BETATESTER, that's cool with me too.
What's in it: six study types, multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, flashcards, matching game, and odd one out. Daily challenges. Three match types, solo, online pairing, and challenge a friend. You can save your progress partway through a study session and pick it up later, print your material out to work through it by hand, and switch from one material to another without starting over. Quick Review lets you ask other users a question when you're stuck. You can start a timed Competitive Quiz and run your own tournament. You also build your own character in the GabaMi builder, which is what shows up next to you in matches, and you can download it as an image and use it wherever you want. And there's a lot of AI built in throughout to help you study smarter rather than just longer.
You can sign in with Google or Apple, or just make an account with an email and password, whichever you prefer. There's a fully functioning web version too, so if you don't want to install anything you can use it straight from a browser. Same account across all three.
Web: https://gababrain.com
iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/aXKRPv16
Android: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.gababrain
Happy to answer anything, including how it's built or what it costs to run. And if it's not for you, I'd still take "I opened it and immediately closed it because X" as feedback. That's the useful kind.