I highly recommend the ASTB app, developed by Alex, to anyone preparing for the ASTB. Alex is incredibly passionate about helping you reach your goals and achieve your dream of becoming a naval aviator. In conjunction of this app and other study materials, I was able to achieve a 9/8/8 on my ASTB exam! One of the app's standout features is its unique practice sections, such as Terrain Association and the UAV section, which are difficult to find elsewhere. These, along with the other sections, provide comprehensive preparation for the test. My reaction time improved significantly by using the app's various practice tools, which simulate real exam conditions. The app offers valuable insights into the range of topics covered in each sub-section, helping me feel well-prepared for what to expect. The practice tests mirror the real exam’s time limits and question formats, making it an excellent tool for simulating exam conditions. While the actual ASTB may not always have the exact number of questions, this app comes very close to recreating the experience. Once again, I highly recommend buying this app, its only $20 to get you a step closer to achieving your dream career.

I am not in the navy, however I originally got this app to help prepare me for eventually commissioning into the navy, as well as just for fun with one of my buddies who is in the navy right now and has taken the real astb.We have both been using this app for the past year. This app recently came out on the mac app store around June 2024, which is incredibly helpful when it comes to the stick and throttle portion and uav portion of the astb. This makes everything about this app very similar to the actual exam.My buddy who is in the navy just took his astb the other day, after a few months of using the mac version of this app, and he got 9/8/8. Needless to say, he would have never gotten the score he did without the use of this amazingly resourceful app. 10/10 would recommend if you are or are planning on taking the astb in the future, this app will best prepare you for it.

I got a 9/9/8 on the real ASTB and was able to get a pilot slot in the Navy. This app was my primary means of studying. It’s really an excellent tool and prepares you great for the actual test, definitely better than the study book I got.The only sections that the app didn’t prepare me very well for was joystick and throttle PBM and reading. The reading section on my ASTB just asked “what statement best describes the passage?” For every question, and every passage was an excerpt from military publications describing policies or programs. My study book was structured the same as the app so I imagine the reading section has changed in recent times.As far as throttle and joystick, my only issue with it is using your thumbs doesn’t translate well to the actual test, but free sims online like the Jantzen sim work excellently too, so using that in conjunction with this app is one of the best ways to prepare.As far as terrain identification and spatial appreciation there is nothing out there that beats this app, both sections were structured just like the actual test and are an excellent resource.Overall really great work, and a reasonable price when you consider what you get for your money, and how much comparable study tools cost like books.

I’ve been using this app for around 3 months, It’s hard for me to gauge how similar and helpful this app is as I haven’t taken the ASTB yet. I’m hoping to take the test soon so I will leave an updated review. What I can add now is I’ve definitely learned a lot I didn’t know and am continuing to learn more. The simulators if very similar to the test will be a huge help because I never would’ve been ready without them. I would say the flash card system is a bit messy. I wish the flash cards were organized by lesson so you could use them to study for one subject at a time rather then the whole thing. For example, Flashcards specific to the work energy and power section rather than for the entirety of the mechanical comprehension. I think it would be nice to have the option to review missed and correct questions when looking at test history rather than just after the test is completed.