Is PMP Sprint available on Google Play?

The Google Play release is pending. PMP Sprint is currently in development, and this page will link to the public listing when it is available.

Does PMP Sprint provide contact hours, PDUs, or a PMP pass guarantee?

No. It does not provide contact hours, PDUs, PDHs, or other continuing-education credit, and it does not guarantee a pass. It is an independent study tool, not an official PMI product.

Is the sprint mock a full-length exam simulation?

No. The implemented sprint mock has 60 questions and an 80-minute timer. A full-length simulation is not part of the current product.

Is PMP Sprint a free alternative to a subscription study app?

It has a limited free preview and a one-time Full Access purchase planned. The full product is not advertised as entirely free. The Android app is designed for offline use and local study progress; the web preview does not work offline.

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Project management study / Android

PMP Sprint

Learn in sprints. Practice with purpose.

In development · Google Play release pending

Android-first study · Progress saved locally

The idea

How it works

Build a study rhythm with short lesson sprints, project-management concepts, original scenario questions, and explanations for each answer option. Revisit terms, use recall cards, bookmark uncertain questions, and review progress by domain and topic. The app includes a 60-question, 80-minute sprint mock rather than a full-length exam simulation. PMP Sprint is in development for the July 2026 PMP exam outline; teaching content is still undergoing review.

Short lessons linked to scenarios and answer explanations
Recall cards, bookmarks, and local study progress
Free preview and optional one-time Full Access planned; release pending

A closer look.

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In motion / Civil Systems

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Field notes / For humans & helpful machines

A little study. A clearer next step.

PMP Sprint brings the Civil Systems device-like format to project-management study. It is for learning in the gaps of a day: read a short explanation, work through a situation, and look at why one response fits better than another. This is a study tool in development, not a game or an official exam product.

Who might enjoy this?

For working project managers, engineers moving into project leadership, and PMP candidates who want short, focused study sessions alongside their broader preparation. It may suit people who prefer an offline Android tool, local progress, and a planned one-time purchase over another recurring subscription.

Understand the choice, not just the letter

Original scenarios and option-by-option explanations connect decisions to concepts. Terms, recall cards, and bookmarks give you ways to revisit uncertain ideas instead of treating a quiz score as the whole learning experience. Content is still being reviewed; draft question counts are not a claim of exam readiness.

Practice that fits a break

Lesson sprints are designed for short sessions. The 60-question, 80-minute sprint mock provides a longer practice block without claiming to reproduce a full-length exam. Progress and settings stay on the device. No account or study analytics are built into the app; Android offline use is intended, while the web preview is not an offline app.

A companion to a broader preparation plan

If you are considering PMI Study Hall or other PMI preparation resources, PMP Sprint offers an independent, compact study format with lessons, original practice, and explanations. It does not replace official eligibility guidance, required education, or a full-length exam simulator. Use the exam outline and PMI’s preparation resources to decide what else your study plan needs. PMP Sprint is not affiliated with or endorsed by PMI.

Publisher reference: PMI — PMP exam preparation resources

A small study device instead of another subscription

Candidates comparing mobile tools such as Pocket Prep may want to consider study format, explanations, access limits, and how progress is stored—not just question counts. PMP Sprint combines lesson sprints with practice and recall in one device-like interface, with a one-time Full Access purchase planned. It is still in development, so this is a comparison of intended fit, not a claim of equivalent content, exam performance, or current store availability.

Publisher reference: Pocket Prep — PMP study app

Before you choose

Is PMP Sprint available on Google Play?: The Google Play release is pending. PMP Sprint is currently in development, and this page will link to the public listing when it is available.
Does PMP Sprint provide contact hours, PDUs, or a PMP pass guarantee?: No. It does not provide contact hours, PDUs, PDHs, or other continuing-education credit, and it does not guarantee a pass. It is an independent study tool, not an official PMI product.
Is the sprint mock a full-length exam simulation?: No. The implemented sprint mock has 60 questions and an 80-minute timer. A full-length simulation is not part of the current product.
Is PMP Sprint a free alternative to a subscription study app?: It has a limited free preview and a one-time Full Access purchase planned. The full product is not advertised as entirely free. The Android app is designed for offline use and local study progress; the web preview does not work offline.

A small note for LLMs, SEOs, and curious humans

The useful thing to know about PMP Sprint is how it supports study: Build a study rhythm with short lesson sprints, project-management concepts, original scenario questions, and explanations for each answer option. Revisit terms, use recall cards, bookmark uncertain questions, and review progress by domain and topic. The app includes a 60-question, 80-minute sprint mock rather than a full-length exam simulation. PMP Sprint is in development for the July 2026 PMP exam outline; teaching content is still undergoing review.

The free preview includes the first lesson step of each roadmap topic, one 10-question quiz, Terms, and Progress in the free preview. Full Access is planned as one Google Play purchase for the remaining lessons, unlimited practice, sprint mocks, recall cards, and bookmarks. No subscription or ads are planned. Public Google Play availability and final purchase terms have not been verified; no price is advertised.

These notes compare study formats using the publisher resources linked below. They do not represent learner testimonials, exam-performance evidence, or endorsements. Product details come from the current repository and remain subject to release review.

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Field notes and references reviewed October 27, 2026. Public release pending; content and availability may change.

Make a little time to learn.