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The store currently lists version 4.4.5, updated 2026-10-27.
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Assyst helps you create and take tests, prepare for exams and memorize material with flashcards. Open qst, qsz and qsze files, paste a test as plain text or build it in the editor. Tests and results are stored on your device: no sign-up needed, and taking tests, editing and statistics all work offline.
Over a million installs. In development since 2018, the app is translated into dozens of languages and works with files from the Assist desktop program.
How to add a test
- Open a qst, qsz or qsze file from your device, by a link or straight from a messenger or email
- Paste or type a test as text: a question starts with ?, a correct answer with +, a wrong one with -.…
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- New "Flashcards" mode for memorizing: flip a card and mark "I know" or "Don't know". - "Paste text": a test as plain text, the app checks it and suggests fixes. - "Create with AI": a test from your notes or a photo of a page through an AI chat. - The start screen shows how many questions match each filter. - New languages: Lithuanian, Latvian, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Thai and Urdu. - Fixed translations; images in answers no longer disappear on import.
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