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Study Mode

Drill the facts. Spaced repetition does the rest.

Flashcards covering every CompTIA exam objective, plus exam-style quiz questions with explanations. Built on spaced repetition so the cards you struggle with come back more often.

What it is.

Full-coverage flashcards

One card per objective concept. Across A+ Core 1 + Core 2, that's hundreds of cards covering every exam topic.

Spaced repetition

Cards you nail come back less often. Cards you miss come back tomorrow. Standard SM-2 algorithm under the hood.

Quiz when you're ready

Exam-style questions with full explanations. Tag the ones you want to revisit. Filter by domain, by difficulty, by your weak spots.

How it works.

  1. 01

    Pick a deck

    By objective, by domain, by Adventure lesson you just finished, or by the cards you've flagged for review.

  2. 02

    Flip and rate

    Card shows the question. You think. You flip. Rate yourself: got it, almost, or need to review.

  3. 03

    Quiz check

    When you've drilled a domain, take a 10 or 25-question quiz with explanations to lock it in.

  4. 04

    Repeat at the right intervals

    The system pulls you back at expanding intervals based on what stuck and what didn't.

A look inside

Study Mode in practice.

Domain 2.4 · Wireless networking

What does 802.11ac improve over 802.11n?

Tap to flip

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Questions.

When do I use Study Mode versus Adventure Mode?+

Adventure teaches a concept through a scenario. Study locks it into memory. Adventure first when the topic is new and you want context. Study after, on the bus or between meetings, to make the facts permanent. Both modes pull from the same objective map so progress in one boosts the other.

How many cards are there?+

Every CompTIA A+ Core 1 and Core 2 objective has at least one card, and most objectives have several. Net+ and Sec+ cards roll out as those tracks ship. The cards are authored against the official exam objectives, not scraped from braindump sites.

What's the difference between Flashcards and Quiz?+

Flashcards drill recall. Quiz tests application. You use both. Flashcards build the foundation, quiz proves you can apply it under exam conditions. Quiz results feed your Readiness Score on the dashboard.

Can I make my own cards?+

Not yet. The card pool is curated and reviewed for accuracy. Custom cards may come in v1.5 once the core deck is stable.

Does it work offline?+

Cards load fast and the platform caches recently-used decks for short offline sessions. Long-term we plan a real offline mode for commuters.

Start free. Move when ready.

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