AP Study: Ivy Prep
iOS app by Blake Young. Education · Blake Young
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- Download price
- Free to download
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- Version
- 1.0.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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AP Study turns exam prep into a game you actually want to play. Covering 11 AP subjects — US History, Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1, Calculus AB, Statistics, Psychology, US Government, World History: Modern, Human Geography, and English Language — it's built for students who want to master the material without opening another boring PDF. No login. No account. No paywall wall before you even try it. Open the app and start studying in seconds. FOUR WAYS TO STUDY EACH UNIT • Flashcards — swipe or tap through terms with a satisfying flip animation, and track which ones you've mastered • Timed Quiz — race the clock on real AP-style multiple choice questions with instant explanations • Timeline Sort — drag historical events into chronological order (History subjects) • Matching — beat the clock pairing terms with their definitions BUILT TO KEEP YOU COMING BACK • XP and levels for every card mastered and quiz aced • Daily streaks to build a real study habit • Progress tracked per unit, per subject, so you always know what's next • A genuinely fun, beautifully animated interface — this doesn't feel like a textbook Content spans every unit in the official College Board course frameworks, with hundreds of flashcards and quiz questions per subject written to match the tone and difficulty of the real exam. Whether you're cramming the night before or building weekly study habits all semester, AP Study helps you actually remember what you learn — and enjoy doing it.
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