Citizenship study
It could improve with a bit more variety or interactive features, but overall it’s a great study tool and very useful for memorization.
Response from developer
Thank you for the thoughtful feedback. It’s great to hear the app helped make studying for U.S. citizenship more organized and accessible. While many users start with a specific goal in mind, the platform is designed to support a wide range of subjects—from aviation and certification prep to general knowledge topics like civics. The goal is to make structured, repeatable learning simple no matter what you’re studying. Expanding variety and adding more interactive elements are both areas being actively developed, and feedback like this directly shapes those improvements. Appreciate you taking the time to share your experience.
More Vibecoding From the Slop Master
However, this app reeks of vibecoding and heavy reliance on AI to build it. The app overrides global volume and vibration settings in a manner that probably isn’t in compliance with Apple standards. There’s also loads of references to AI, which doesn’t really have a place in a glorified flash cards app.
Just stick to Quizlet or Sheppard.
Response from developer
Thanks for the feedback. The volume/vibration behavior is a known issue and a fix is already in progress; upcoming versions will fully respect system audio and haptic settings. The app uses original formatting and study workflows for FAA-relevant concepts and does not distribute proprietary material from other providers. It’s actively maintained with frequent updates and ongoing community-driven improvements. I’m continuing to refine the experience and welcome any specific examples you’re willing to share.
