Matrix Reasoning Trainer

Facing a logic test in a recruitment process? Practise the format first, so you are warmed up when it counts. Practice makes a difference on this type of task, and a few days is enough to get the format down. Matrix reasoning is one of the most common task types in job tests: three by three figures, one cell missing, choose the one that fits. If you have seen the format before, you lose no time working out the task and you go in calmer. ANSWERS THAT EXPLAIN After each answer you see exactly which rules applied: not "the number changes", but "the number increases by 1 to the right and decreases by 1 downwards". If you get it wrong, you can open an example of the rule you missed. PRACTISE OR TAKE THE TEST • Practise: one task at a time, the answer right away, a level that follows you or that you set. • Test: twelve timed tasks with adaptive difficulty. Afterwards a level 1–10 and a review of every task. The tasks are generated on the phone and never run out. The statistics show how your level develops and what to practise. GOOD TO KNOW Five practice tasks are free, the rest is unlocked with a one-time purchase, no subscription. No login, no ads. Your results are stored on the phone only. The app sends anonymous usage statistics, which you can turn off. The level is the app's own scale and does not predict the result of any other test.