Examinator Test Simulator
iOS app by John Anderson. Education · John Anderson
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 1.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-18
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Examinator is a multi-format exam simulator for Mac, iPad, and iPhone. Bring your own question banks in open formats, practice with realistic quizzes, see exactly where you stand, and study the questions you keep getting wrong — all in one fast, native app that syncs across your devices. PRACTICE THE WAY YOU LEARN • Take the full exam, a random subset, the first N questions, or a shuffled run • Focus modes: practice only your bookmarked questions, or the ones you miss most • Single-answer and multiple-answer questions • Instant feedback with explanations, or answer everything first and review at the end • Timed mode with a live countdown that mirrors real exam pressure • Resume any quiz exactly where you left off KNOW WHERE YOU STAND • Score history and pass rate over every attempt • A clear breakdown of your weakest questions so you know what to study • Bookmark tricky questions and drill them any time BRING YOUR OWN CONTENT — OR MAKE IT • Import question banks in GIFT, Aiken, and Moodle XML, plus JSON • Convert between formats with a single tap — Examinator doubles as a converter • Build and edit your own exams and questions right in the app BUILT FOR APPLE PLATFORMS • A true universal app for Mac, iPad, and iPhone • iCloud sync keeps your exams and results up to date everywhere • Clean, native, and fast — no ads, no accounts, no tracking Examinator does not include any exam content. Import your own study material or create your own questions to get started.
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