RevisionDojo App: Is It on iOS and Android?

The smallest barrier can decide whether revision happens. A laptop is upstairs. Your notes are in another tab. The bus ride is only fifteen minutes. So the question is not merely whether a study platform has an icon. It is whether useful IB preparation can begin before motivation finds an excuse to disappear.

Yes, there is an official RevisionDojo app for iOS. It is available for compatible iPhones and iPads through Apple’s App Store. Android students can use RevisionDojo through its mobile-optimized website and add it to their home screen, but we could not verify an official native RevisionDojo listing in Google Play as of August 3, 2026.

That distinction matters. RevisionDojo iOS users can download a native application, while RevisionDojo Android users currently get app-like access through their browser. Both routes connect students to the broader RevisionDojo IB exam-preparation platform, although specific functions, offline behavior, and plan access may differ.

RevisionDojo app availability at a glance

The Apple listing states that the app requires iOS 15.1 or later, with iPadOS 15.1 or later for iPads. Regional availability can vary, so searching for RevisionDojo in your local App Store may be necessary if the direct link opens a different storefront.

How to get the RevisionDojo app on iOS

Installing RevisionDojo on an Apple device is straightforward:

• Open the official RevisionDojo App Store listing.
• Confirm that the developer is listed as MyDojo Inc.
• Tap Get and complete Apple’s normal installation process.
• Open the app and sign in with your RevisionDojo account.
• Check that your subjects, progress, and subscription access appear correctly.

According to the current App Store description, the iOS app brings together practice questions, Study Notes, Flashcards, videos, Mock Exams, AI-powered feedback, progress tracking, and downloadable content for offline study. The listing also describes improvements for iPad layouts and offline access to selected materials. Features can change between versions, so the current App Store release notes remain the best place to check device-specific updates.

The app is free to download but offers in-app purchases. That does not mean every resource is automatically included. Your available tools depend on RevisionDojo’s current free and paid tiers, which you can compare on the IB and MYP pricing page.

How to use RevisionDojo on Android

There is an important difference between being unavailable and being unavailable as a native app. RevisionDojo works on Android through a mobile browser even though our research did not identify a verified Google Play listing for the RevisionDojo platform.

To create an app-like shortcut:

• Open RevisionDojo’s mobile website in Chrome.
• Sign in to your account.
• Tap Chrome’s three-dot menu.
• Select Install app or Add to Home screen, depending on your browser and device.
• Confirm the name and placement of the shortcut.

You can then launch RevisionDojo from your home screen rather than finding the website each time. The exact prompt varies across Android versions, browsers, and device manufacturers. If no installation option appears, a standard browser bookmark still provides quick access.

A home-screen web shortcut is not identical to a native RevisionDojo Android application. Notification behavior, file handling, background activity, and offline availability may depend on Chrome and your device settings. For reliable offline study, confirm that the specific lesson, card deck, or file has been downloaded or remains accessible before losing your connection.

What can IB students do on mobile?

A phone is excellent at making study accessible. It is less good at making every type of study equally effective. The best mobile workflow assigns a clear job to each tool.

Review Flashcards in short sessions

Flashcards suit the fragmented spaces that appear throughout an IB student’s day: a commute, a queue, or the ten minutes before class. RevisionDojo combines expert decks, AI-generated cards, active recall, and spaced repetition. You can explore the RevisionDojo Flashcards feature or follow this guide to using IB Flashcards on your phone.

The important habit is retrieval. Try to produce the definition, formula, process, quotation, or example before revealing the answer. Recognition feels fluent, but retrieval exposes what you can actually recall without help.

Practise targeted questions

Reading creates familiarity. Questions reveal whether that familiarity survives contact with an exam task.

RevisionDojo’s IB Questionbank lets students practise curriculum-aligned questions and receive AI-powered feedback. On mobile, narrow sets usually make more sense than long simulations. Choose one subtopic, complete a manageable group of questions, and record why each mistake happened.

A useful error label might be content gap, command-term mistake, missing working, or rushed interpretation. The label turns a disappointing score into a next step.

Read focused Study Notes

Mobile Study Notes are most valuable when they answer a specific question. Opening an entire subject with the vague aim of “doing Biology” creates too much choice. Opening respiration because you repeatedly confuse phosphorylation stages creates direction.

RevisionDojo’s guide to digital IB Study Notes available across devices explains how searchable notes can connect with question practice and Flashcards. Read one section, close it, summarize the idea from memory, and test it immediately.

Ask Jojo AI when you get stuck

Confusion has a peculiar cost. The original problem may take five minutes to solve, but postponing it can interrupt several later topics.

Jojo AI gives students a place to ask follow-up questions, request alternative explanations, and examine why an answer missed marks. Use it as a tutor rather than an answer machine. Ask what the command term requires, which step in your method failed, or what evidence would strengthen your response. Then attempt another question without assistance.

Build custom mobile practice

Students who want more control can use RevisionDojo’s Test Builder to choose subjects, topics, question quantities, and practice settings. The guide to building IB tests on a mobile device walks through that workflow.

A short custom set can turn an otherwise disposable fifteen minutes into targeted practice. Longer Mock Exams and Predicted Papers deserve a quieter setting, a larger screen where appropriate, and enough uninterrupted time to reproduce exam conditions honestly.

A practical mobile revision loop

The deepest benefit of the RevisionDojo app is not that it makes your phone educational. Almost any phone can display notes. The benefit is that the next action can sit close to the previous one.

Try this 30-minute loop:

• Five minutes: Read one small section of Study Notes.
• Five minutes: Explain the idea from memory or review related Flashcards.
• Fifteen minutes: Complete a targeted Questionbank set.
• Five minutes: Review feedback and turn one repeated mistake into a card or error rule.

If a misconception remains, ask Jojo AI one precise question. If the problem requires sustained writing, calculations, or diagram work, save it for a tablet, laptop, or paper-based session rather than forcing everything onto a small screen.

RevisionDojo also extends beyond daily exam drills. Grading tools can support rubric-aware coursework review, while the Coursework Library provides examples to study critically. Tutors add a human layer when feedback needs discussion. These are often better suited to longer sessions because meaningful coursework improvement requires context, not hurried scrolling.

When to use your phone and when not to

Mobile access reduces friction, but convenience can disguise shallow work. Use your phone for Flashcards, brief notes, targeted questions, progress checks, and quick clarification. Use a larger screen or printed workspace for extended essays, complex calculations, detailed diagrams, and full timed simulations.

Notifications deserve attention too. Turn on Focus or Do Not Disturb before opening RevisionDojo. Set one measurable target, such as “review twenty cards” or “complete ten questions on equilibrium.” Without a target, a study phone remains one gesture away from becoming an entertainment phone.

One platform, two mobile routes

The answer is now clear: the RevisionDojo app is available as an official iOS download, while Android students can access the mobile platform and add it to their home screen without a verified native Google Play app.

The route matters less than the system you build after opening it. Study Notes establish clarity. Flashcards preserve recall. The Questionbank converts knowledge into performance. Jojo AI and Grading tools make feedback faster. Predicted Papers and Mock Exams develop timing, while the Coursework Library and Tutors support the parts of IB preparation that need deeper judgment.

Install RevisionDojo on iOS or place it on your Android home screen. Then choose one weak topic and complete one honest study loop. The ultimate IB resource is not the one you merely download. It is the one that helps you return, practise, receive feedback, and know exactly what to do next.