Progression Sets
One incident, start to close - five questions, easy to hard. You work the job instead of memorizing the procedure.
NYPD Promotion Exams · Sergeant & Captain
Two banks, one method: over 1,000 questions each, acronyms and memory hacks, and an explanation for every choice - right and wrong. Written by a retired NYPD captain who spent years teaching cops how to pass this test.
No trial period, no countdown to a paywall, no card up front. Answer one every day for as long as you like. Here is everything else both apps do, for when you want more than one a day.
One real exam question every day, free, with the full explanation. Answer it, keep the streak, come back tomorrow.
One incident, start to close - five questions, easy to hard. You work the job instead of memorizing the procedure.
Not just the right one. Learn as you answer, because the reason B was bait is what shows up on test day.
The memory hacks from the classroom, in your pocket. Anyone who took the course knows the list by name.
Drill the sections you keep dropping, at the length you have time for - or a timed 100-question full exam.
An overall score against passing, a study streak, and a history of every exam - so no session is guesswork.
Stem on the left, all four choices on the right - no scrolling back up to check what it actually asked. You will be reading it off a screen on test day too - so practice the way you will actually sit it.
The Patrol Guide is the subject.
The exam is the enemy.
George Mifsud · NYPD Captain, Ret.
Most prep is assembled by people who never taught the class. Ours isn't. Every explanation in the app comes from Captain Mifsud's own instruction - the same way he taught it to rooms full of cops who went on to pass.
He doesn't read the Patrol Guide to you. He tells you where the rule lives, what the test is going to do with it, and which one word they'll change to move a duty to the wrong boss. And he tells you what you can skip.
We're building it for the next Lieutenant exam. The notice of examination hasn't dropped yet, so there's no date on the calendar - but the work is well underway. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's ready, and the day the notice lands if we hear first.
One email when it launches. No lists, no forwarding, no nonsense.