Short version: our iPhone app is out. It is called EPPP Study by thePsychology.ai, it is on the App Store right now, and if you already have an account, it costs you nothing. Same login, same progress, no extra charge.

Now the longer version, because there is a real study strategy hiding inside this announcement.

The math on dead time

Think about how much of your day is spent waiting. In line at the pharmacy. On the train. In the parking lot before a session. Those gaps feel too small to study in, so they turn into scrolling.

They are not too small. A practice question takes about 45 seconds to read, answer, and review. Fifteen minutes of gap time a day is about 20 questions. Do that most days and you have added roughly 450 questions a month without sitting down at a desk once.

For an exam that punishes rusty recall, those little reps matter. The candidates who pass are almost never the ones with the most free weekends. They are the ones who touch the material every day.

What is actually in the app

This is not a stripped-down companion app. It is the full prep:

• Practice. Full 225-question EPPP simulations, plus a free 71-question diagnostic if you are just starting out. Study Mode explains every answer the moment you pick it, and you can ask the built-in AI tutor why an answer is right and how to spot similar questions.
• Prioritize. Your results turn into a domain-by-domain breakdown that ranks exactly where your points are leaking, so you stop re-reading what you already know.
• Study. Readable lessons across all EPPP domains, with read-along audio, follow-up questions to an AI teacher, and a quiz at the end of every topic.
• Recover. Test anxiety is part of this exam, so the app has a dedicated space to decompress, with a supportive chat for when studying gets heavy. Educational support, not therapy.

Your progress syncs both ways

This is the part I care about most. The app and the website share one account. Take an exam on your phone in the morning and the result is on the website when you sit down at your laptop. Finish a lesson on your laptop and your phone knows.

So the phone handles the small sessions and the laptop handles the deep ones, and your readiness picture stays in one place.

No signal? Still study time

This is the feature I wanted most when I was studying: the subway and the airplane are some of the only places left where nobody can reach you, and they were exactly where my study materials stopped working.

So the app lets you download lessons and full practice exams to your phone. Save a few lessons and an exam before you leave the house, and a 40-minute underground commute or a 5-hour flight becomes real, focused prep, no bars required. Your results sync back the moment you resurface.

What it costs

Nothing extra for the app itself. It is included in the 7-day free trial and in every subscription. If you have an account, download it and sign in. If you do not, the app starts you with a free week, no card required.

The one exception: saving content for offline use is a small one-time unlock inside the app. Everything else, including all the practice and lessons while you are online, comes with your subscription.

Get it

Download EPPP Study on the App Store, or point your phone camera at this square:

Android is not there yet. If that is you, the website works well in a mobile browser in the meantime.

If you try the app and something feels off, email me at DrChan@thepsychology.ai. I read every message.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the EPPP Study iPhone app included with my subscription?

Yes. The app costs nothing extra. It is included in the 7-day free trial and in every subscription, with the same login and synced progress as the website. The one exception is offline saving, which is a small one-time unlock inside the app. Everything else, including all the practice and lessons while you are online, comes with your subscription.

Does the app work offline?

Yes. You can download lessons and full practice exams to your phone before you leave the house, so a subway commute or a flight becomes real study time, no bars required. Saving content for offline use is a small one-time unlock inside the app, and your results sync back the moment you resurface.

Is there an Android app?

Not yet. If you are on Android, the website works well in a mobile browser in the meantime.