Question wording
If a question is ambiguous, uses outdated tooling, or reads inconsistently with CS0-004, submit a screenshot and quote the phrase that’s off.
BETA · TESTFLIGHT
The app is feature-complete and stable in internal testing. Real-world testers catch what a solo dev can’t. If you’re studying for CySA+ CS0-004, or teach it, you can get free access to the full build during the beta.
channel public beta (TestFlight) platform iOS 17.0+, iPhone (iPad and Android deferred) corpus full production question bank runtime offline, no network calls, no analytics feedback TestFlight “Send Beta Feedback” (screenshots + notes)
EXPECTATIONS
WHERE FEEDBACK HELPS MOST
If a question is ambiguous, uses outdated tooling, or reads inconsistently with CS0-004, submit a screenshot and quote the phrase that’s off.
The four scenario formats (log analysis, command triage, sequence ordering, concept matching) are the newest additions to the app. Any interaction that felt awkward is worth reporting for me to fix.
The 165-minute timer and 85-item cap should feel like the real exam. If pacing, resume behavior, or the review screen misbehaves under pressure, that’s a priority bug to report.
FAQ
Tap the “Join the beta on TestFlight” button above on your iPhone. If you don’t have TestFlight installed, iOS will prompt you to install it from the App Store first (free). After that, tap Accept and Install.
Take a screenshot inside the app, then tap “Share Beta Feedback” from the screenshot preview. Or open the TestFlight app and tap “Send Beta Feedback” on the CySA+ Academy build. Both routes go straight to me. Please don’t email.
Yes, if you keep the beta app installed when the App Store version releases. iOS updates it in place and your local database stays put. If you delete the app first, the data is gone.
Each TestFlight build is valid for 90 days from upload. New builds reset that window. The beta closes when the App Store version goes live.
Not during the beta. At launch, the App Store price is $5 one-time.
Yes. The link is public. TestFlight caps external testers at 10,000; if the pool fills, new signups will wait. Feel free to share the link or this webpage.
Bugs get fixed in the next build. Content corrections get merged into the corpus. There’s no per-tester reply, but you’ll see the fix land the next time I push a new build.