Get ready for the Italian driving theory exam (Patente B) — a game, not cramming. Where pain turns into a licence.
Every question comes from the official government banca dati, all 25 topics. No surprises on exam day.
The app is in Italian, just like the exam. And for foreigners — a translation of every question and a full vocabulary trainer.
A vocabulary trainer with quizzes: answer questions and memorise exam terms without pain.
XP, streaks, leagues, cheat sheets, achievements, an exam simulator and much more. Learning the theory won’t be boring anymore!
The exam will still be in Italian — so we don’t “translate the exam”, we teach you to understand it: a translation of every question, a 4,800+ word dictionary straight from the tickets and quizzes to memorise it all.
A cone that believes in you more than you do.
Slow doesn’t mean bad. The turtle knows.
An Italian grandma. Pass the exam — earn her approval.
Yes. Every question comes from the official government database (banca dati ministeriale) the real exam is built from. The 25 topics follow the official classification.
The interface is in Italian, Russian or English. The questions are always in Italian, just like the real exam. Translations and the dictionary are switched on with a toggle: don’t need them — you won’t see them.
That’s what the foreigner mode is for: a translation of every question and a vocabulary trainer with exam wordlists. We prepare you to understand the real exam without a translator.
Hints: questions with keywords, all number questions collected separately (remembering where it’s 3.5 tonnes and where it’s 130 km/h is its own pain) and percentages. Plus a realistic exam simulator, leagues, streaks, statistics and reviews of your weak spots.
You can start for free with trial test runs. After that it is a 1- or 3-month subscription — prices are shown in the app. Cancel anytime.
No — and don’t trust anyone who does. But regular 10 minutes a day seriously raises your odds. The rest is on you, bro.
Download, suffer 10 minutes a day — e vai a fare l’esame, bro.