FIDE Test Prep 2027

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Prepare for the Swiss FIDE German exam on your own phone - offline, private, and built around the four skills the test actually scores. WHAT IS INSIDE • 29 modules across A1, A2 and B1, following the everyday situations FIDE draws its tasks from: housing, public offices, health, work, shopping, transport. • 92 practice tasks in the four exam formats — Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, Sprechen — each with an answer key and an explanation for every question. • 4 full mock exams, timed and scored out of 100, with a section-by-section breakdown afterwards. • 19 grammar topics with 152 examples and 190 drill exercises. • 120 vocabulary entries with spaced repetition, each with an article and a Swiss example sentence. A SPEAKING COACH THAT RUNS ON YOUR PHONE Record a picture-description answer and get it scored on five FIDE-style criteria: task completion, vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and fluency. You see a transcript with timestamps, one thing that went well, one thing to fix, and a single focused retry. Transcription is offline-only. The app requires Apple's on-device German model and never falls back to a server, so your recordings and transcripts stay on your phone. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account. LISTENING THAT SOUNDS LIKE PEOPLE Every listening task is a real recording, spoken by native German voices — a station announcer, a receptionist, a colleague on the phone. 509 recordings ship with the app and play straight from the device, so a train or a plane changes nothing. BUILT TO SHOW YOU WHAT TO DO NEXT Your readiness is broken down by skill, your weakest area is put on top, and the home screen turns that into three tasks for today. Set your exam date and the plan counts down to it. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account, no analytics, no advertising, no third-party SDKs, and no server. The app makes no network requests at all. NOT AN OFFICIAL FIDE PRODUCT FIDE Test Prep 2027 is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with fide-info.ch or any official test centre, and its scores are practice guidance, not official FIDE results