Scrum Assessments App · Independent learning product

Scrum Assessments App

Practice, simulate, and review with evidence.

An offline-first study app for PSM I, PSM II, PSPO I, and PSPO II preparation. It separates deliberate learning from timed rehearsal, then keeps the source and your study record close when you review.

Available on the App Store for iOS and Mac

Download on the App Store · iOS & Mac

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Scrum Assessments App Home with learning tracks

Built for preparation, not prediction.

The app uses original practice material and publicly stated assessment formats. It does not reproduce certification questions, predict a passing result, or claim affiliation with Scrum.org.

  • PSM I
  • PSM II
  • PSPO I
  • PSPO II

Two modes with different jobs.

Learning Sessions explain decisions as you go. Exam Simulations preserve assessment conditions and hold feedback until the attempt ends.

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Learning Sessions

Practise without a timer, submit an answer, and compare your decision with an original explanation and a named Scrum Guide locator.

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Exam Simulations

Rehearse with a wall-clock deadline, a question navigator, and no correctness or hints until completion or termination.

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Study Record

Return to completed answers, explanations, sources, and current Topic Signals without turning study evidence into a pass prediction.

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Offline Scrum Guide

Search and read the installed English Scrum Guide 2020 offline, with contents, attribution, and links from study surfaces.

Learning Sessions

Practise without a timer, submit an answer, and compare your decision with an original explanation and a named Scrum Guide locator.

Source-linked answer feedback in Scrum Assessments App

Exam Simulations

Rehearse with a wall-clock deadline, a question navigator, and no correctness or hints until completion or termination.

Timed Exam Simulation question navigator

Keep a local record of the work.

Completed attempts and answer records stay readable on the device. Topic Signals describe the evidence available for review using plain states such as Not enough evidence, Needs review, Building confidence, and Steady.

Study Record with Topic Signals

Offline Scrum Guide

The source stays within reach.

Feedback distinguishes the app’s explanation from the source locator. On iPad and Mac, denser study layouts can keep navigation, Guide content, and review context visible together.

Offline Scrum Guide search on iPad

A clear Free and Premium boundary.

Free access includes every track, the complete installed Guide, explained Practice samples, retained completed-attempt evidence, and a periodically available full simulation. Premium is designed to unlock the released question library, unlimited sessions, topic-focused Practice, trends, and matching-attempt comparison.

An invitation from the developer

Preparing for PSM or PSPO?
Tell me how you study.

I’m a Scrum educator developing this app. If you use an iPhone or iPad and plan to prepare for PSM or PSPO in the next 30 days, I’d like to hear what helps you study — and what gets in your way.

  • 15-minute conversation
  • iPhone or iPad
  • Honest feedback welcome

No purchase, public review, or screen recording is required. You can use the app without taking part.

Let’s talk about your next study session.

Choose “Scrum Assessments App — access & study feedback” in the contact form. Tell me:

  1. Whether you use an iPhone or iPad.
  2. Whether you plan to prepare in the next 30 days.
  3. Whether you are preparing for PSM or PSPO, and which study resource you used most recently.
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Independent by design

Scrum Assessments App is an independent preparation product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official product of Scrum.org. Real, recalled, leaked, or reconstructed certification questions are not used.

How I am building it

I am developing Scrum Assessments App as an independent SwiftUI learning product. AI-assisted work supports implementation, testing, content validation, and release preparation; product judgment, source review, device checks, App Store submission, and release approval remain human-led.