Arryfy plans your days, tracks every chapter, and tells you if you’re on pace for each exam — before it’s too late.
Works offline. No account, no ads. Your data stays on your iPhone.
Built around one question you actually care about: am I ready for this exam yet?
Add an exam with its chapters and Arryfy watches the clock for you. A simple traffic light warns you early if you’re falling behind — while there’s still time to catch up.
Decide how many times to revise each chapter and tick off every pass. “Studied once” and “exam ready” are not the same thing — Arryfy knows the difference.
Pomodoro or stopwatch, with your study minutes logged automatically. Keep your streak alive and see where your time actually goes.
Pick your country and Arryfy adapts the grades, streams and exams — from GCSEs and A-Levels to the Baccalauréat, JEE, NEET, and more.
Tap Add to phone calendar on any session or exam and Arryfy hands it to the iOS Calendar form — you choose whether and where it’s saved. It never reads your calendar back.
Arryfy keeps an automatic snapshot in its own private app storage, so your plan is included whenever iOS backs up your iPhone to iCloud or your Mac. Restore the backup, restore your study plan.
No sign-up, no analytics, no servers. Nothing you enter is sent to us, because there’s nowhere for it to go — the only copies are the one on your iPhone and your own Apple backup.
Set it up once, then just follow the plan.
Choose your country, level and subjects. Arryfy tailors everything to how you study.
Block out study time — one-off or repeating — and link sessions to the exams they’re for.
Mark chapters studied and revised. Watch each exam’s readiness move toward green.
Get reminders before every session, and a daily nudge to review your progress.
Arryfy has no account and no tracking. Your subjects, exams and progress are never sent to us — there’s no server for them to go to, and nothing for us to look at.
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