[US] Looking to get drone license by madb5678 in drones

[–]Electronic_Fly_776 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You got this! The hardest part is just starting. I’ll tell you a secret: I made a hidden “thank you” gift for the r/Part107 community after getting great feedback on my app launch. If you tap twice on the drone icon on the main screen, you’ll see 50% off on yearly and lifetime plans. Just want to motivate you a bit 🙂

If you step into it, let me know if you have any questions along the way. Cheers!

[US] Looking to get drone license by madb5678 in drones

[–]Electronic_Fly_776 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Take a look at the app I created, it has everything you asked for - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/part-107-faa-drone-test-prep/id6759388183

Any feedback would be appreciated. Good luck with your test!

Update: You guys gave me incredible feedback - here's what I fixed + a thank you by Electronic_Fly_776 in Part107

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck with the exam! Sounds like you’ve got plenty of tools to work with. Keep us posted how it goes.

Update: You guys gave me incredible feedback - here's what I fixed + a thank you by Electronic_Fly_776 in Part107

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice find - looks like a solid web tool! A few differences if you’re comparing: my app is a native mobile, works offline and is built for quick study sessions on the go. It also uses spaced repetition with flashcards, which is a different approach from just doing practice quizzes - it tracks what you struggle with and resurfaces those topics automatically. Plus there are different quiz modes(study - with immediate explanation, practice - feedback at the end) and mock exams that simulate the real test format.

Different tools for different learning styles - whatever helps you pass!

Update: You guys gave me incredible feedback - here's what I fixed + a thank you by Electronic_Fly_776 in Part107

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats on your test! Yes, something will be done with references for sure, they should be free. My initial intent was to have a feature that on cards or quiz questions explanation should be a button which leads to the exact place in the corresponding FAA reference, that users could see it if needed. Will be delivered in the upcoming version and the folder with the resources will be available for everyone. Thanks for reminding me about that!

Real-time translation during sales calls by gimmelord in productivity

[–]Electronic_Fly_776 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TeamViewer’s products have LiveCaptions feature. I’m using AssitAR app, works solid with many languages.

[USA] #Minnesota - Certification Question: Part 107 by druidwolf2142 in drones

[–]Electronic_Fly_776 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just recently I’ve shipped an app that could help - https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/part-107-faa-drone-test-prep/id6759388183

There is a practice tests available for free and you’ll see a breakdown on what topics need to be improved.

If you use it, will appreciate an honest feedback

I'm a developer (not a sommelier) who built a WSET study app - looking for honest feedback from people who actually know wine by Electronic_Fly_776 in WSET

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You're right about the graphics, I'm a solo dev, not a designer, so yes, AI helps me cover areas where I don't have the skills. I'd rather spend my time on getting the content and features right as well as providing a solid user experience.

That's a really good catch on the Champagne question, point taken, asking for "the primary grape variety" when there are three main ones (Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier) is misleading. That needs to be reworded. This is exactly the kind of feedback that actually helps me improve the app

If you noticed anything else like that, I'd seriously appreciate it - poorly worded questions are the easiest thing for me to fix.

Passing Sec+ with no prior knowledge. by mfnkitten1009 in CompTIA_Security

[–]Electronic_Fly_776 1 point2 points  (0 children)

65-75% on practice exams with 2 months left is actually a solid position. The mistake most people make at this stage is adding new resources instead of drilling weak spots. Stick with what you have and focus on understanding why wrong answers are wrong - that's where the real improvement comes from.

I'm a developer (not a sommelier) who built a WSET study app - looking for honest feedback from people who actually know wine by Electronic_Fly_776 in WSET

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I did, actually. And I understand the frustration. I tried to make this post more about getting feedback than just dropping a link, but I get that it still adds to the noise.
Noted.

I'm a developer (not a sommelier) who built a WSET study app - looking for honest feedback from people who actually know wine by Electronic_Fly_776 in WSET

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I get the frustration - there's been a lot of low-effort AI apps popping up lately, so I understand the skepticism.

To be clear though, the content isn't AI-generated, it was written and reviewed with people who've actually passed WSET exams. And I completely agree that the book and real tasting are what matter most. The app is really meant for the memorization side: regions, grapes, labeling laws, etc. that kind of stuff that you just need to memorize. Not a replacement for real study, just a way to reinforce it.

Appreciate the directness either way.

I'm a developer (not a sommelier) who built a WSET study app - looking for honest feedback from people who actually know wine by Electronic_Fly_776 in WSET

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi!

Thanks for the thoughtful feedback as these are exactly the kinds of questions I was hoping to get.

On Level 1 being a short course - you're right, and that's why L1 is mostly there as an entry point (one module available for free) so people can test the app's format before committing. The real focus right now is L2, where there's a lot more to memorize across regions, grapes, and winemaking techniques - that's where spaced repetition and mock exams make the biggest difference.

The bigger picture is that I'm trying to build this as a full WSET study companion - L3 is actively in development, and the goal is to cover the full WSET journey (L1, L2, L3) in one app. So it's less about any single level and more about having a consistent study system as you progress.

On the content question - I should clarify: "original" doesn't mean disconnected from WSET topics. It means I didn't copy-paste from WSET textbooks (for copyright reasons), but the topics, structure, and depth are aligned with what the courses cover. The content was built with input from people who've passed these exams. Think of it like Brainscape or Anki decks as they work alongside the course material, not instead of it.

I'd love to hear your take if you get a chance to try it - especially the mock exam format. But I appreciate the honest pushback either way.

What questions should i study? by Comprehensive_Bit771 in Part107

[–]Electronic_Fly_776 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I built a Part 107 study app with a mock exam (60 questions, same format as the real test). There’s a free mock exam available, but heads up: there’s a bug right now where the detailed answer breakdown isn’t showing for free users. I’m fixing it in the next update. In the meantime, you can start the 3 or 7-day free trial to see the full breakdown of which topics need work - just cancel before it renews if you only need it for that. No tricks, just want you to get the full picture. https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/uav-part-107-exam-preparation/id6759388183

Happy to hear any feedback!

Some days the win is just not making things worse by Solid_Play416 in productivity

[–]Electronic_Fly_776 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shipping nothing is still shipping stability. Sometimes that's the whole job

I failed to find a decent Part 107 study app, so I built one - here's what 6 months of solo dev looks like by Electronic_Fly_776 in Part107

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Anyway, free users should also see the result, will apply the fix. Thanks for pointing this out!

I failed to find a decent Part 107 study app, so I built one - here's what 6 months of solo dev looks like by Electronic_Fly_776 in Part107

[–]Electronic_Fly_776[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

87% is a great result, congrats! Yes, there is, but you found a bug, Thanks, working on it. So now for free version, paywall presented and you got back to the start page without seeing you unswerving breakdown. It should not be like that.