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Software from Germany · 6 products online
Six independent products, each under its own name. The figures below show what they do — read from the products themselves, not claimed by us.

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The whole grammar of a language — explained in your own, level by level.
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Watersports
All 1,516 official theory questions for six certificates — explained, not just ticked.
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Citizenship & integration
Practise every question of the German citizenship test — and see exactly when you are ready.
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Financial products explained — from the first sentence to the pricing formula.
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Not a description but the product itself: every question appears exactly like this where it comes from. Answer it and see how it continues there.
Einbürgerungstest online übenOfficial question 6
In German, as in the product.
Correct answer: Grundgesetz
Question and answers appear exactly like this in the official catalogue of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees.
Bootsschein-TrainerSBF Sea · question 8
In German, as in the product.
Correct answer: Die dem Wind zugekehrte Seite.
Luv ist die Seite, aus der der Wind kommt, also die ihm zugekehrte. Die Bezeichnung hängt am Wind und nicht am Fahrzeug: Beim Wenden wechselt Luv die Bordseite, während Steuerbord und Backbord bleiben, wo sie sind.
EveryLinguaEnglish · simple present · A1
Correct answer: opens
Ein Satz, ein -s: entweder am Verb oder an does.
StrikeAndYieldEquities · quiz
Correct answer: 100%
From 100 to 50 is −50%; from 50 back to 100 is +100%. Drawdown arithmetic is asymmetric — the reason risk management beats return-chasing.
ImmoZahlCalculator · gross rental yield
Annual net cold rent divided by the purchase price — the same formula ImmoZahl uses. The full calculator there works out the net figure, with purchase costs, reserves and vacancy.
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So we build products we want to keep. Each gets its own name, its own signature and the time it needs — and nobody who would have to sell it before it is ready.
What can sensibly be shared, we share: the way we build, the design, the experience from what is already running. Every new product starts on ground that has proven itself.
Model
Whatever is solved well once is available to the next product on day one: structure, delivery, design, legal texts. That saves time — and it raises the floor.
We work without outside investors. That means no deadline that robs a product of its care, and no decision taken over the heads of the people building it.
What one product learned about imagery, languages and load times, the next does not have to learn again. Each starts where the last one got to.
Frugal with data, nothing from third-party servers: what was self-evident in the first product applies to every one after it. Standards are easier to keep than to catch up on.
How it is built
No page builder, no database, no framework in the browser. What you are reading came about this way — verifiable in every line of source.
Copy, products and legal texts live as data files. Changing something means changing a line, not a page.
A script builds 44 pages in two languages from them, feed, sitemap and preview cards included.
Dead links, contrasts, missing translations: found before anyone sees them.
Finished files onto the server. Nothing runs that could fail.
Beyond software
Not everything made here is a tool. Under the same roof, a label works on original music and original video formats — with the same signature and the same rule: we publish what is finished.
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33 questions, 60 minutes, a pass from 17 correct answers. What sits behind these three numbers, where the questions come from — and why the whole test can be learned in advance.
Read the article30 of 285 questions, 60 minutes, two parts scored separately. Why the spread of your mistakes matters more than their number — and what comes on top of the theory exam.
Read the articleThe basic present tense in English has exactly one trap: the third person singular. When the simple present is used, how questions and negatives are built — and why the -s feels so illogical.
Read the articleWhere to next
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