Your own decks, spaced repetition that schedules reviews properly, honest pricing — and a daily question for the months when there’s no exam coming.
Serving ads would require a third-party advertising kit inside the app, and none ships. Your decks stay on your phone, optionally synced through your own private iCloud; there is no public deck library and no way for the studio to read what you are studying.
Type cards, photograph your notes, scan pages, or open a PDF and let the phone pull the text out for you to check. Decks roll up into a cumulative one for a final, and the progress view names the cards you keep missing.
Most study apps get used in a panic and then abandoned. Daily Zap is one trivia question a day with a streak worth keeping — reward only, never a punishment, and entirely ignorable if all you want is flashcards.
Challenge someone you know to a head-to-head on the same questions, answered in your own time through Apple’s Game Center. No stranger matching and no auto-matchmaking, so every opponent is a real person you invited.
Zapman is not on the App Store yet. This page will say so until it ships.
Zapman is an iPhone study app: your own flashcard decks, spaced repetition that schedules reviews properly, and a daily trivia question for the stretches when there is no exam coming.
Not yet. It is in development. It is made by Anchorwright LLC, a one-person software studio in Texas.
No — not in the free version, not ever, for anyone. That is structural as much as a promise: serving ads would require a third-party advertising kit inside the app, and none ships.
No. Duels run through Apple’s Game Center and use its friend list, so every opponent is someone you invited. There is no stranger matching and no automatic matchmaking.
Yes. Decks stay on your phone, optionally synced through your own private iCloud. There is no public deck library and no shared marketplace.
Yes. Photograph your notes, scan pages, or open a PDF and the phone extracts the text locally with Apple’s own frameworks. Imported pages are never uploaded for processing.
One email when it reaches the App Store — nothing else. Questions about how it works get a real answer at the same address.