Answers you can check
Every question carries the article it comes from and a literal quote of it. The complaint against the apps already in this niche is that they mark the wrong option correct.
Explanations, not answer keys
The reason the rule exists gets full width on screen, never a disclosure triangle. Memorising answer positions is how people fail a reworded question.
Offline, no account
No sign-up, no email, no analytics. It works in aeroplane mode because people study on trains and in fields.
Spaced repetition
A classic SM-2 scheduler, run entirely on your device, so you revise what you are about to forget.
The real exam format
40 questions for A1/A3, 30 for A2, 75 % to pass, timed — with a breakdown by subject at the end.
31 countries
The certificate is the same across the EU, but each country runs its own exam. The guide covers all 27 member states plus Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland.
Not affiliated with EASA. DroneCert is unofficial study material. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to EASA (the European Union Aviation Safety Agency) or any national aviation authority. It does not replace official training or the official examination, and passing a mock exam in the app confers no qualification of any kind. You must always verify the current requirements with the competent authority in your own country.