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The car and motorcycle packs include 824 original practice questions across 37 topics, including 44 illustrated questions, clear explanations, recall-based review and timed 50-question multiple-choice mock tests.

Open the Exam Library and choose the test you are preparing for. Each pack keeps its progress, review schedule and mock-test history separate.

No. TheoryLoop covers the multiple-choice section of the car and motorcycle theory tests. It does not include hazard-perception clips or hazard-perception scoring.

Close and reopen the app. The question bank is bundled with the app, so an internet connection is not required.

Open your device's Settings, choose Notifications › TheoryLoop and allow notifications. Return to the app and choose Update Reminders.

Open Settings in the app and choose Reset Local Progress. This clears learning history, review schedules, mock history and your saved test date.

Yes. Questions, explanations, progress and mock-test history are stored on your device and remain available without an internet connection.

No. The app does not send Bilella Works your personal information or learning activity. Your progress stays on your device, and there is no account, advertising, analytics or tracking.

Tap a category to start tracking it. Tap another category when your activity changes. The previous entry ends when the new one begins.

Open History, select the entry and edit its times. You can also adjust the shared boundary between neighbouring entries.

Open Settings > Tracking in Hours Later and confirm Live Activity is enabled. Also check that Live Activities are allowed for Hours Later in your device settings.

Open Settings > Data & Privacy. Create full backup saves a restorable JSON file; Import backup restores one. CSV export creates a spreadsheet-friendly copy rather than a full backup.

Open Settings > Data & Privacy and choose Delete all time history. This cannot be undone unless you made a backup first.

No. Categories and time history stay on your device. There is no account, advertising, analytics or tracking.

Choose Start a route, then search for a place, enter coordinates or tap the map. Confirm the start and download the required map area if it is not already installed.

Ridge needs access to its configured mapping catalogue while downloading. In a development build, confirm the mapping-server address under Settings and allow local-network access when prompted.

Place search and the overview map use Apple services and need an internet connection. Saved routes and installed 3D terrain remain available offline.

Choose Import GPX from Saved Routes to select a file. To export, open a route's menu and choose Export GPX. Ridge validates imported files and exports only confirmed route geometry.

Open the route menu in Saved Routes and choose Delete. This removes the local route document but leaves downloaded map areas in place.

Ridge has no account, advertising, analytics or tracking. Routes stay on your device. Place search, the online map and requested map downloads use network services described in the privacy policy.

Use the search field on Discover to search the recipes included in the app. You can also narrow the list using filters such as Fast, One pot, High protein, Vegetarian and Baking.

Add ingredients that need using and the app ranks its included recipes by how well they match. Pantry staples such as oil, salt and spices are assumed.

Open a recipe to adjust its serving count. Open the For me tab to choose metric or US measurements. Ingredient quantities and cooking steps update together.

Yes. Send the name of the dish and any useful details from the recipe suggestion page.

You can move around the app and return to the active cooking session. If the app is fully closed and relaunched, the unfinished attempt is kept in cooking history and the recipe starts again from step one.

Live Activities must be allowed for Cook Cook Cook in your device settings. Start the timer from guided cooking after allowing Live Activities.

No. The current build has no account, advertising, analytics or tracking. Food preferences, favourites, saved recipe versions and cooking history stay on your device.

Speedy G Games includes Mahjong, Slide Garden, Solitaire, Photo Pairs, Word Search, Word Garden, Sudoku, Jigsaw Garden and Five Dice.

Open a game from the main menu, then use its New or Restart control when you want a fresh board. Returning to the main menu does not remove your family photographs.

Open Settings, choose Family photos and add a profile with a name and at least four photographs. Different photographs of the same person become matching pieces in Mahjong, Slide Garden and Photo Pairs. Emoji characters fill any unused profile spaces.

Open Settings, choose Family photos, select the profile and choose Edit photos. Remove individual photographs or delete the whole profile. This removes only Speedy G Games' local copy. The original remains in Photos.

The quick Garden layout uses 42 larger tiles. The full Turtle layout uses 144 tiles and supports pan and zoom so you can move around the board.

Yes. Start Jigsaw Garden, choose a photograph through the system photo picker, then select 12, 24 or 48 pieces.

Yes. The games, photographs, saved progress and scores are stored on your device. Internet access is only needed if you choose to open the support or privacy website.

No. The current build has no account, advertising, analytics or tracking. Family photographs, profile names, game progress and preferences stay on your device.

One person chooses Start a room. Other people choose Find a room and select it. The host accepts each request. Keep Pixel Chat open and allow Bluetooth and Local Network access.

Rooms have no fixed participant cap. Connection quality, hardware and message activity affect practical capacity. Individual games use the first two or four people as players; everyone else watches.

Rooms do not need internet service. Bluetooth is tried first and local Wi-Fi can also be used. Enable the relevant radios after enabling Airplane Mode only when your airline permits it. Keep close to the host. A particular range or passenger count is not guaranteed.

Sessions run only while the app is in the foreground. Locking the screen, changing apps or moving out of range can disconnect you. The host leaving closes the room. Reopen Pixel Chat and start or join a new session.

There is no saved chat archive or cloud sync. Leaving clears your room session. Other participants may still have their session or screenshots. Read the privacy policy.

Choose Try it on this device for two-player pass-and-play games and local chat practice. This mode does not connect other devices.

Email bilellaworks@gmail.com with your app version, device model and what happened. Please avoid including private conversations or other people's information.

Start a one-phone game, enter each player's name and hand the device to the named player. Each person reveals their own card, hides it and passes the phone on. Once everyone has seen their role, take turns giving clues and vote for the horse.

Put the phones on the same local Wi-Fi. One person chooses Host a game and shares the three-letter room word or QR code. Everyone else chooses Join a game, enters their name and the word, or scans the QR code. The host approves join requests and starts the game when at least three players are present.

Check that every phone is on the same Wi-Fi, the host has kept the app open and Local Network access is allowed for The Stripey Horse in iOS Settings. Some guest networks isolate devices from each other; try a different Wi-Fi network if the room still cannot be found.

The horse sees the theme but not the secret word. Zebras see both. The horse tries to sound like a zebra during the clue round.

No. One-phone play works offline. Nearby play uses the local network between players' devices, without a cloud game server.

The app does not send player names or game activity to Bilella Works. Names and settings are stored on your device, and nearby players' devices exchange game information directly. See the privacy policy for details.

Email bilellaworks@gmail.com with your device model, iOS version, whether you were hosting or joining, and what happened. Do not include a room word from an active game.

Allow microphone access, then calibrate with real paddle hits using the paddle and phone position you plan to play with. Once calibration is ready, start a session. The large play counter is shown in landscape.

Increase sensitivity gradually and use the live detector test to check recognition before playing. Keep the microphone uncovered and move the phone closer if needed. Recalibrate with representative hits, including softer ones. Higher sensitivity may also accept more background sounds.

Lower sensitivity a little and recalibrate in your playing setup with clear paddle hits. Use detection confidence and the recent-event diagnostics to see what is being accepted. Sound recognition is not perfect; similar impacts and noisy spaces can affect accuracy.

Choose the quiet gap in settings. When no recognised hit arrives for that interval, the app saves the rally and resets the counter for the next one. A missed hit can therefore end a rally early.

History shows the timing of recognised hits, your pace and how evenly hits are spaced. It cannot identify individual players. Missed or extra detections can change these statistics.

No. Microphone audio is analysed live on your iPhone, without saved audio recordings, transcription or upload. The app saves numerical calibration features and rally records locally.

Reset calibration to remove its saved sound profile. To remove all local data, including rally history, delete the app rather than offloading it. Device backups may retain an earlier copy under your Apple backup settings.

Email bilellaworks@gmail.com with your iPhone model, iOS version, app version, sensitivity setting and a description of the playing environment. You can include a screenshot of diagnostics if helpful. Please avoid sending private conversations or recordings of other people.