Logic Test Prep vs Matrix Reasoning Trainer

Invited to take a hiring assessment? Practice the visual logic formats used in modern recruitment tests — matrices, grids and symbol puzzles — and walk in knowing exactly what to expect. Logic Test Prep teaches you how patterns work instead of asking you to memorize answers. Solve original, procedurally generated logical reasoning questions, read clear explanations, revisit mistakes and track measurable progress over time. FOUR REASONING FORMATS - Code transformation — follow symbols through one or more rule changes. - Spatial deduction — complete 4×4 and harder 5×5 grids, with optional helper shapes. - Abstract reasoning — solve matrices with line cancellation, quadrant progressions, rotating signals, colorful rings and multi-step visual rules. - Inductive reasoning — work out the hidden rule from examples, then find the two grids that follow it. PRACTICE YOUR WAY - Choose focused sets of 5, 10 or 20 questions. - Set 20, 30, 45 or 60 seconds per question, or practice without a timer. - Enable adaptive difficulty to raise or lower the challenge based on sustained performance. - Mix all four formats in a balanced drill. - Bookmark difficult questions and retry saved mistakes. - Mark reviewed questions as understood and filter review by category. - Use optional helper shapes while solving grid puzzles. DIAGNOSTIC AND TIMED ASSESSMENT Start with a complimentary 10-question diagnostic to establish a baseline for your cognitive ability across all four formats. Timed Assessment gives you a fixed section limit, mixed difficulty, no answer feedback until completion and a final score report compared with previous attempts. PROGRESS THAT HELPS YOU DECIDE WHAT TO DO NEXT Review accuracy by category and difficulty, average answer time, improvement over time, strongest and weakest formats, recurring difficult questions and a recommended next drill. Every completed set includes a score, average time, change from your previous attempt, mistakes to review and a suggested next action. FREE AND PREMIUM The free version includes the diagnostic and 20 additional questions. It may show banner ads on the main screens and an ad after a completed set; ads never appear while you are answering questions. Premium is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. It unlocks unlimited practice and removes advertising, and supports Family Sharing. The App Store displays the price for your country or region. Restore Premium on another compatible device using the same Apple Account. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account is required, and practice works offline. Practice history, settings, bookmarks and progress are stored locally on your device. You can clear progress from Settings. ACCESSIBILITY VoiceOver support, including spoken descriptions of every generated pattern and answer state. Logic Test Prep is an independent practice product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any test provider, employer or assessment company. All questions are original and procedurally generated. Results are for practice and do not predict performance in an external assessment.

Do better on the logic test in a recruitment process. Matrix reasoning is one of the most common task types in job tests, and practice makes a difference: if you have seen the format before, you lose no time working out the task and you go in calmer. A few days is enough to get the format down. The first five tasks are free. The rest is unlocked with a one-time purchase. No subscription, no login, no ads. 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. TASKS THAT NEVER RUN OUT Six kinds of tasks, from figures and sector wheels to arrows, symbols and paths, with the same rules as in the real tests. The tasks are generated on the phone, so you never see the same task twice. PRACTISE OR TAKE THE TEST • Practise: one task at a time, the answer right away, and a time per task that you choose. The level follows you, or you set it. • Test: twelve tasks at two minutes each, or twenty at one minute, with adaptive difficulty. Afterwards a level 1–10 and a review of every task. The statistics show how your level develops and which rules to practise. GOOD TO KNOW 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.