For children from about two, older pupils, grown-ups and teachers. They all
work on a phone, and they all keep working when there is no internet.
On an iPhone? Put the app on your home screen before you start: open it in
Safari, tap Share (the square with an arrow), then Add to Home Screen. Always open it
from that icon — an iPhone keeps a separate copy for each way the app is opened, so opening it
from a link in WhatsApp starts afresh.
🔢 Numbers
Four apps that follow one another, from knowing what numbers are to times
tables — and one for colours and simple fractions that can be used alongside them.
First
Wake NumAp
Knowing numbers. For a child who is still getting to know what
numbers are, before any adding begins.
First letter sounds for a small child, a page to write on by hand for older
pupils, close reading and composition in English from ten upwards, and the key words of the BECE and SHS subjects.
English · any time from two
Wake Eng.Read.Write.Ap
First reading and writing. Letter sounds, everyday words with
their pictures, and a finger learning to make the letters.
Sounds first — mmm, not "em" — then whole words
Around 285 words a small child already hears at home, and the numbers zero to twenty
Say it, find it, read it, rhyme it, spell it — and put a muddled spelling right
Trace with me: follow a moving dot with a finger and write
Nothing listens to your child — there is no microphone in it
Read well, then write well — with no teacher beside you. Model essays to
read and be questioned on, drills marked as you go, and eight steps from a bare
topic to a finished composition.
Three model essays for every topic, each set in a different country
Comprehension, vocabulary, spelling and grammar drills, with the reason after every answer
Figures of speech, pronunciation, idioms and proverbs, and how to set out letters and speeches
Eight steps: topic, words, plan, punctuation, write it, send it, get it marked, record the mark
It never marks the essay itself — a person does, and the app says so
Know the words, follow the lesson. The key words of every BECE subject,
seventeen Ghana SHS subjects, eighteen Cambridge IGCSE courses, thirteen Cambridge AS & A Level subjects, fifteen IB Diploma subjects, seventeen AP subjects, and the Maths, English and Science of Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary and the IB PYP and MYP, and fifteen University first-year courses, ten at a time, with their meanings as the lessons use them.
23,397 key words: all eight BECE subjects; SHS Maths, the sciences, ICT,
Business, Economics, Accounting and the humanities; IGCSE, A Level, IB and AP from Physics to Literature; Checkpoint, PYP and MYP Maths, English and Science; University Calculus to Engineering
Hear each word, normally or slowly, with its syllables and the strong one marked
Its meaning in the subject, a sentence from the lesson, and what it means at home
Meaning and spelling drills, with the reason after every answer
Find a word by its meaning, and gather the hard ones into your own list
The lessons of every Wake subject app, presented page by page and read aloud,
each introduced by a great figure from history: science, mathematics, computing, business,
humanities, English, BECE, Cambridge, IB, university and the Constitution.
Ages 12 and over · Science, Mathematics, Basic IT, Business, Humanities, English Exams, Comprehension and Essay, BECE, Checkpoint, PYP and MYP, University, Constitution, AI Tools, Medical and Nursing entrance, Uni Core, Search.List words
Wake Video.Lessons.Ap
Lessons presented by great scientists, mathematicians, computer pioneers, economists, historians, writers and scholars of English. Choose a lesson, then a guide —
Newton, Faraday, Mendeleev, Marie Curie, Darwin, Wangari Maathai, Euclid, al-Khwarizmi, Katherine Johnson, Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, Adam Smith,
Ghana's own Francis Allotey and Marian Ewurama Addy, and many more.
A short, true story of the guide's life and how their work connects with the lesson
Then the lesson, page by page, read aloud by the phone, with its pictures
Moving cartoons that show the action: a ball falling, ions moving, a heart beating, a cell dividing
Pause, go back, hear a page again, or slow the voice down
A drill after every lesson that explains every answer
Every Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Basic IT, Business and Humanities course: AP, IGCSE, AS & A Level, IB, Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary, Ghana JHS and SHS
Nothing to download but the lessons: no video files, so it is light on data
Phones, laptops, desktops and AI — everyday skills for anyone from ten
upwards, grown-ups included, and Ghana's JHS Computing, SHS ICT and SHS Computing syllabuses and Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science and ICT, IB Computer Science and Cambridge A Level Computer Science and IT for pupils. And how to use AI tools well, honestly and safely.
Ages 10 and over · JHS & SHS Computing · SHS ICT · IGCSE · IB
Wake Basic.IT.Learning.Ap
Use phones and computers well, and stay safe. Short lessons to read, then a
drill that explains every answer.
My phone: settings, files and folders, photos and backups, emergencies
Spotting scams: fake Mobile Money messages, reversal calls, SIM swap
Laptops and desktops: the parts, Windows, Word, shortcuts, looking after them
Which device? — and using AI honestly and safely
JHS 1, 2 and 3 Computing, lesson by lesson, following the Ministry's syllabus
SHS 1, 2 and 3 ICT, following the new Senior High School curriculum
SHS 1, 2 and 3 Computing, following the same new curriculum
Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science, Papers 1 and 2, with pseudocode
IB Diploma Computer Science, Themes A and B, with Python (SL and HL)
Cambridge IGCSE ICT, Papers 1, 2 and 3: theory, Word, Access, PowerPoint, Excel and web pages
Cambridge International AS & A Level Computer Science (9618), all four papers, with pseudocode and Python
Cambridge International AS & A Level Information Technology (9626), all four papers, from spreadsheets and databases to networks, graphics, animation and JavaScript
Physics, chemistry and biology for pupils of twelve and over, course by course, each with the practical work of every examination board. Physics: AP Physics 1 and 2, AP Physics C (Mechanics, and Electricity and Magnetism),
Cambridge IGCSE Physics, Cambridge AS & A Level Physics, IB Diploma Physics, the physics parts of Ghana JHS Science and all three years of Ghana SHS Physics. Chemistry: AP Chemistry, Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry, Cambridge AS & A Level Chemistry, IB Diploma Chemistry, the chemistry parts of Ghana JHS Science and all three years of Ghana SHS Chemistry. Biology: the same six courses.
Ages 12 and over · AP · IGCSE · AS & A Level · IB · Ghana JHS & SHS
Wake Physics.Learning.Ap
Physics, one syllabus point at a time. A short lesson to read, then a drill
that explains every answer, right or wrong.
AP Physics 1, all eight units, following the College Board's own course outline
AP Physics 2, all seven units: fluids, heat, electricity, magnetism, light, and modern physics
AP Physics C: Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism, the calculus-based courses, every unit of each
Cambridge IGCSE Physics (0625), all six topics, Core and Extended
Cambridge AS & A Level Physics (9702), all 25 topics, with the practical and planning skills of Papers 3 and 5
IB Diploma Physics (first assessment 2025), all five themes, with the Higher Level lessons marked
Ghana JHS Science, the physics parts of Integrated Science, B7 to B9, for the BECE
Ghana SHS Physics, the NaCCA curriculum for WASSCE, all three years, a part for each
Practical work for every board: Cambridge Papers 3 and 5, IGCSE Papers 5 and 6, WASSCE Paper 3, the AP labs and IB practical work with the IA
Every equation shown as it is used, with worked numbers
Working paper: any question with numbers has a pencil button that opens squared paper to work it out on
A record of every drill, a chart of progress, and the topics still to master
Ages 12 and over · AP · IGCSE · AS & A Level · IB · Ghana JHS & SHS
Wake Biology.Learning.Ap
Biology, one syllabus point at a time. A short lesson to read, with drawn
diagrams, then a drill that explains every answer, right or wrong.
Cambridge IGCSE Biology (0610), every topic, Core and Extended
AP Biology, all eight units, following the College Board's own course outline
Cambridge AS & A Level Biology (9700), every topic
IB Diploma Biology (first assessment 2025), all four themes, with the Higher Level lessons marked
Ghana JHS Science, the biology parts of Integrated Science, B7 to B9, for the BECE
Ghana SHS Biology, the NaCCA curriculum for WASSCE, all three years, a part for each
Practical work for every board: Cambridge Papers 3 and 5, IGCSE Papers 5 and 6, WASSCE Paper 3 with the Ghana section, the AP labs and IB practical work with the IA
Working paper: any question with numbers has a pencil button that opens squared paper to work it out on
A record of every drill, a chart of progress, and the topics still to master
Secondary-school mathematics for pupils of eleven and over, course by course:
Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics and Additional Mathematics, SAT Math, IB MYP and IB Diploma
Mathematics, Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB and BC,
AP Statistics, and Ghana's JHS Mathematics and SHS Mathematics and Additional Mathematics.
Ages 11 and over · IGCSE · SAT · IB · AS & A Level · AP · Ghana JHS & SHS
Wake Mathematics.Learning.Ap
Mathematics, one syllabus point at a time. A short lesson to read, with drawn
graphs and diagrams, then a drill that explains every answer, right or wrong.
Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580), Core and Extended, and IGCSE Additional Mathematics (0606)
SAT Math, both modules, with typed-number answers marked the SAT's way
IB MYP Mathematics, and IB Diploma Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches, and Applications and Interpretation
Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics (9709): pure, mechanics, and probability and statistics
AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB and BC, and AP Statistics (the new course from 2026)
Ghana JHS Mathematics, B7 to B9, and Ghana SHS Mathematics and Additional Mathematics, all three years
Working paper: any question with numbers has a pencil button that opens squared paper to work it out on
A record of every drill, a chart of progress, and the topics still to master
Every Junior High School subject in one app, for pupils in JHS 1, 2 and 3
preparing for the BECE, following Ghana's curriculum and WAEC's papers.
JHS 1–3 · Ages 11 and over · Ghana's curriculum · WAEC BECE
Wake BECE.Learning.Ap
The whole BECE, one subject folder at a time. A short lesson to read, then a
drill that explains every answer, right or wrong, and practice papers laid out the way
WAEC sets them.
English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science
Social Studies, and Religious and Moral Education
Computing, Career Technology, and Creative Arts and Design
French, with French words read aloud by the phone
The Ghanaian languages are being checked by their teachers, and each is added as soon as it is ready
Practice Paper 1s, and Paper 2s worked step by step
Working paper: any question with numbers has a pencil button that opens squared paper to work it out on
Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary, Stages 1 to 9, for pupils in schools that
follow the Cambridge programme and sit the Checkpoint tests.
Stages 1–9 · Ages 5 to 14 · Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary
Wake Checkpoint.Learning.Ap
Every stage from 1 to 9, one subject folder at a time. A short lesson to read,
then a drill that explains every answer, right or wrong, following Cambridge's own
learning objectives.
Mathematics, Stages 1 to 9
English: sounds and spelling, grammar, stories, poems and articles to read
Science: biology, chemistry, physics, and Earth and space
Practice for the Primary Checkpoint (Stage 6) and the Lower Secondary Checkpoint (Stage 9)
For Stages 1 and 2, a grown-up reads with the child
Working paper: any question with numbers has a pencil button that opens squared paper to work it out on
The International Baccalaureate's Primary Years Programme and the first three
years of the Middle Years Programme, for pupils of about five to fourteen in IB schools.
Kindergarten to MYP 3 · Ages 5 to 14 · IB PYP and MYP
Wake PYP.MYP.Learning.Ap
English, Mathematics and Science, one year at a time. A short lesson to read,
then a drill that explains every answer, right or wrong, following the IB's own
descriptions of how each subject grows year by year.
English: sounds and spelling, grammar, stories and poems of our own, listening, and the MYP criteria
Mathematics: number, shape, measuring, patterns and data, then MYP number, algebra, geometry and statistics
Science: living things, Earth and space, materials, forces and energy, with a fair test every year
For Kindergarten and Grade 1, a grown-up reads with the child
Working paper: any question with numbers has a pencil button that opens squared paper to work it out on
Economics, Business, Accounting and Commerce, for learners of about fourteen and
over preparing for Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level, the IB Diploma, AP and WASSCE — and
a record book for a small business and its accountant.
Ages 14 and over · IGCSE, A Level, IB, AP and WASSCE
Wake Business.Learning.Ap
The business subjects, course by course. A short lesson to read, then a drill
that explains every answer, right or wrong, with case studies and exam practice in
the style of each paper.
Cambridge IGCSE Economics, IGCSE Business, IGCSE Accounting and IGCSE Enterprise (the first three also serve O Level, which is the same course)
Cambridge O Level Commerce, the syllabus rewritten for 2026
Cambridge AS and A Level Economics, Business and Accounting
IB Diploma Economics and Business Management, SL and HL
AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics, from the College Board
Ghana SHS Economics, Business Management and Accounting for WASSCE, from the new curriculum
WASSCE Commerce, as examined in Nigeria, Sierra Leone, The Gambia and Liberia
Ledger accounts, statements and diagrams drawn to fit a phone screen
Working paper: any question with numbers has a pencil button that opens squared paper to work it out on
Your business's accounting records, kept on your own phone. Choose a plain
sentence for each sale, purchase or expense; the app writes the double entry, keeps the
books and drafts the accounts for your accountant to check.
Sales, receipts, purchases and expenses by cash, MoMo, bank or on credit
Cash book, ledger, trial balance and draft final accounts in four layouts
Files for Excel and an accountant's pack to print or save as PDF
Your records stay on your phone; nothing is sent anywhere
A plan for accountants and bookkeepers keeping up to 20 businesses
History, Geography, Government, Literature, Religious Studies, Social Studies and
Sociology, for learners of about fourteen and over preparing for WASSCE, Cambridge IGCSE, AS and
A Level, the IB Diploma and AP.
Ages 14 and over · WASSCE, IGCSE, A Level, IB and AP
Wake Humanities.Learning.Ap
The humanities, course by course. A short lesson to read, then a drill that
explains every answer, right or wrong, with worked answers and exam practice in the
style of each paper.
History: Ghana SHS, Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level, IB, and AP World, US and European History
Geography: Ghana SHS, Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level, IB, and AP Human Geography, with maps drawn from real map data
Government: Ghana SHS, IB Global Politics, and AP Comparative and US Government
Literature in English: Ghana SHS with the WAEC set texts, Cambridge IGCSE, AS and A Level, IB and AP
Ghana SHS Christian, Islamic and combined Religious Studies
Ghana SHS Social Studies, and Cambridge IGCSE Sociology and Global Perspectives
Learning fashion design, from the first sketch to the finished garment.
12 and over · anyone who loves clothes and cloth
Wake Fashion.Design.Lessons.Ap
A foundation course in fashion design. What the leading fashion schools teach in
their first years, in our own lessons, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Drawing the fashion figure, colour and the principles of design
Fibres, fabrics, and the textiles of Ghana and Africa
Measuring, pattern cutting and sewing
Fashion history, business and sustainability
My studio: keep your drawings, photos, mood boards, notes and measurements, and print a portfolio
A fabric library, colour palettes, design challenges and a fabric calculator
Preparation for the English examinations that universities and immigration
offices abroad ask for, and for Cambridge IGCSE English at school, for learners of fourteen
and over: IELTS, TOEFL, the SAT, the Duolingo English Test, and both Cambridge IGCSE
English.
Ages 14 and over · IELTS · TOEFL · SAT · Duolingo · IGCSE English
Wake English.Exams.Ap
Get ready for your English examination. Short lessons, practice after every
one, and an explanation after every answer.
IELTS, Academic and General Training: all four skills, in seven parts
The new TOEFL iBT of 2026 in five parts, the digital SAT (maths included) in seven, and the Duolingo English Test in six
Cambridge IGCSE First Language English 0500 and 0990, in seven parts: both papers, the coursework portfolio, the speaking test, and accuracy
Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language 0510 and 0511, in seven parts: all four reading exercises, both writing exercises, the listening paper and the speaking test
Listening practice read aloud by the phone, with the words shown after you answer
Reading passages for every question type, and full-length practice passages
Writing tasks with charts, letters and essays, a clock, a word count and model answers
Speaking practice: hear the question, prepare, speak, and play your answer back. The recording never leaves the phone
The grammar, spelling and words that most often cost marks
The app does not mark writing or speaking: send your writing to a teacher with one button
Getting into medical school, or into a nursing or midwifery training college, in Ghana.
SHS leavers and science graduates
Wake Med.Entrance.Learning.Ap
Get ready for medical school. The science, maths, English and reasoning that
entrance tests ask, graduate entry, and interview practice, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Biology, Chemistry and Physics at strong WASSCE level
Maths and dose sums, English, and reasoning
Health in Ghana and medical ethics
Graduate entry: degree-level science and the written paper
Interview practice: answer aloud and hear yourself back, on your phone only
First-year university courses: one app free for everyone, and two for the courses of particular kinds of university.
First-year university students and keen school leavers · Free
Wake University.Year1.Learning.Ap
Your first year at university, ready before you get there. Fifteen first-year
courses, lesson by lesson, with a short drill and why-it-is-right after every answer.
Pre-Calculus, Calculus I and II, Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra
Statistics, Discrete Mathematics, Physics: Mechanics, Introduction to Engineering
Introduction to Computing and Computer Programming in Python
Text and Meaning, Written and Oral Communication, Leadership Seminar
A church-founded university's first year · Uni.Core 2
Wake Uni.Core2.Learning.Ap
Your first year at a church-founded university in Accra: the courses everyone takes and
the business school's first year, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication and Academic Writing, Digital Literacy and Analytical Thinking
Christian Thought and Philosophy, Christian Ethics
Productivity and Purposeful Living, Everyday French, African Writers
Business Mathematics and Statistics, Marketing, People Management, Agribusiness, Psychology
A private medical school's first year · Uni.Core 3
Wake Uni.Core3.Learning.Ap
Your first year at medical school in Accra: the sciences at A Level standard with a
medical slant, and the first words and skills of medicine, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Biology, Chemistry and Physics for medicine
Mathematics and biostatistics, Medical terminology
First aid and basic care (knowledge only), the human body
Health, society and the history of medicine, and study skills
Your first year of law in Ghana: the law degree's first-year subjects and the subjects of the
one-year professional course, with why-it-is-right after every answer. Never legal advice.
The Ghana legal system, legal method, contract and constitutional law
Company and commercial law, and settling disputes out of court
Your first year in computing at a technology university in Accra: the courses every first-year
takes and the computing first year, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, logic and critical thinking, French
Computer applications, computer systems and digital electronics
Problem solving and programming in C
Discrete maths, linear algebra, calculus and statistics
Your first year at a technical university in Accra, HND or BTech: the courses every first-year
takes and first steps in business, technology and engineering, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, ICT and numeracy
African studies, critical and creative thinking
Entrepreneurship, economics, accounting, management and marketing
Your first year of engineering at a large science and technology university in Kumasi: the courses
every first-year takes and the engineering foundations, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, IT and literature in English
Engineering mathematics: algebra, matrices and calculus
Applied electricity, basic electronics and mechanics
Technical drawing, workshop practice and environmental studies
Your first year at a large public university in Cape Coast that trains many of Ghana's teachers:
the courses every first-year takes and the foundations of teaching, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, study skills, ICT and African studies
Education and society, philosophy and child development
How children learn, teaching methods and field experience
Literacy, number and science, guidance and child protection
Your first year at a public university of mines and technology in the Western Region:
the courses every first-year takes and the foundations of mining and engineering, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, French for the mines and computing
Mathematics, applied electricity, mechanics and technical drawing
Geology, minerals, mining, mineral processing and oil and gas
Chemistry, safety in mines and plants, and the environment
An agriculture and development first year · Uni.Core 10
Wake Uni.Core10.Learning.Ap
Your first year at a public university in Northern Ghana with a mission for rural development:
the courses every first-year takes, the field practical in a community, and the agriculture first year,
with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, computing, and statistics for field data
African and development studies, rural communities and Northern Ghana
The field practical: community entry, participatory tools and the report
Crops, animals, soils, farm economics, and the savanna's resources
Your first year at a public university in Ghana's middle belt that specialises in energy and
natural resources: the courses every first-year takes and the energy engineering first year,
with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, reasoning, African studies, French and computing
Mathematics, applied electricity, mechanics and technical drawing
Physics and chemistry for energy engineers
Energy and society, solar, wind, water, biomass and storage, and energy policy
A health and allied sciences first year · Uni.Core 12
Wake Uni.Core12.Learning.Ap
Your first year at a public university in the Volta Region dedicated to the health and allied
sciences: the courses every first-year takes and the sciences that nursing, midwifery, pharmacy,
laboratory, physician assistant and public health students share, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Communication skills, computing and African studies
Biology, chemistry, physics, maths and biostatistics
The human body and its language, and first aid
Public health, the health team, and ethics and law
Your first year at a public university of education in the Central Region that trains Ghana's
teachers: the courses every first-year takes and the teacher-education courses, with why-it-is-right
after every answer.
Communication, study skills, ICT and African studies
Education and society, child development, learning and guidance
Special and inclusive education, the curriculum and assessment
Teaching maths, science, social studies, the arts and PE
Your first year at the business school of a large public university in Accra: the business
first year, then procurement, logistics and supply chain management, with why-it-is-right after every answer.
Business communication, critical thinking and African studies
Business maths and statistics, economics and accounting
Management and business law
Procurement, logistics, supply chain, inventory and warehousing
Free for every Ghanaian, young or old: no card, no payment, nothing to pay, ever.
Ages 12 and over, grown-ups too · Free
Wake Constitution.Learning.Ap
Know your Constitution. Ghana's 1992 Constitution, chapter by chapter, in plain
English, with the key articles quoted word for word and a short drill after every lesson.
Your rights and freedoms, and their limits, in detail
How the President, Parliament, the courts and the public bodies work
Voting, local government, land and chieftaincy
The Constitution in daily life: arrest, going to court, CHRAJ, voting day
The law only: no party, no politician, no opinion. It is not legal advice.
Clean hands, a better Ghana. How to spot corruption, the harm it does to all of us,
and what every citizen can do about it, in short lessons with a drill after each one.
The signs and acts of corruption: on the road, in offices, schools, markets and business
How each one harms Ghana, and the unsolved problems that feed it
What you can do, and how to report corruption safely
Young people: clean hands, honest jobs from waste, and a life free of drugs
A private "How vulnerable am I?" check, and an Integrity Pledge certificate to print
No real person is named or accused. Free for good, no card needed
The other apps record what a pupil does on a screen. These three are for the
teacher: one makes new versions of your own papers, one sets the work, and one keeps the
record of it.
For teachers
Wake Model.HW.CW.Test.Exam.Ap
One paper in, three new ones out. Give it a paper you set — homework,
classwork, a test or an examination — as a PDF or photos of its pages.
The topic and level of every question
Three new versions of the paper, on the same topics at the same level
Worked solutions and mark schemes for the original and all three
Diagrams, graph paper and tables drawn properly, ready to print or save as PDF
Send a version to pupils by link: they type their answers and send them to you
GH₵350 a year for 12 papers; 5 more papers for GH₵150
Set the paper in ten minutes. Choose the subject and the topics; the app
writes the questions out of lessons already in the Wake apps, and makes the mark
scheme at the same time.
A one-page fact drill, a two-page quiz, or a full examination paper
Or set reading: a passage, then a drill on the key terms, the formulae
and — for an English passage — the words at work
Fifteen subjects — from counting and first reading to IGCSE, A Level, IB and WASSCE
Change any question, set the marks yourself, print it as real A4 or save a PDF
Or send a link: pupils answer on their own phones and the marking comes back
Marks go straight into Wake Mark.Book.Ap, and nothing leaves your device
Your own terms, notes and diagrams, lesson by lesson. Keep the key words of
every lesson with your meanings, short notes to teach from, and the diagrams you use.
Type a term and its meaning, or paste a whole list from Word or Excel
Draw a diagram on the screen, or take a photo of a board drawing and label it
Print your terms or notes, or save them as a PDF
Make a drill, quiz or exam from your own terms in Wake Read.Drill.Quiz.Exam.Ap,
and put your diagrams in its questions
These are nineteen separate apps. Each one is paid for on its own, so you can
take just the one you need now and add others later. A free trial starts inside
each app — nothing is charged to begin.