Test DGT 2026
2,750+ official DGT questions with a bilingual English↔Spanish mode, an interactive category-B manual and home screen widgets.
- Free
- 9 languages
- iOS + Android
App catalogue
Six of them help people pass a driving theory exam in a country whose language they are still learning. The other three are for the rest of life: habits, calm and geography. All are free to start, and most work with no connection at all.
Driving theory
Spain, France, Italy, the United States and Israel each run the theory exam their own way. These apps follow the official material and the real exam format, in languages people actually read — so the language stops being the hard part.
2,750+ official DGT questions with a bilingual English↔Spanish mode, an interactive category-B manual and home screen widgets.
The complete DGT sign catalogue in nine languages, with quizzes, exam-style tests and flashcards that work with no connection at all.
The 2026 ETG syllabus translated end to end: 1,500 questions across ten official themes and 300+ road signs, in three languages.
Every official quiz, explanation and road sign for the Italian theory exam, translated one by one by a human into consistent UK driving English.
The permit test in your own state’s format for all 50 states and DC: 1,400 questions, 620 MUTCD road signs and a supervised driving log, all offline.
The official Ministry of Transport question bank and 250 road signs in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian and English, with the real 30-question exam.
The Canadian driver knowledge test with questions written from each province’s published rules and 662 road signs, in English and French.
Everything else
Three apps that have nothing to do with driving and everything to do with the rest of the day.
A habit tracker with 50+ templates, 50+ achievements and Apple Watch support, syncing through your own iCloud and nowhere else.
20+ guided meditations, narrated sleep journeys, eight layerable ambient sounds and science-backed breathing patterns.
A flag quiz game where your progress lights up an interactive globe — mastered countries glow green, learned ones blue.
Every app is supported by one person, and that person answers their own email. Bug reports, wrong answers in a question bank and feature requests all land in the same inbox.