Practice at your own pace

Make your first time feel familiar.

Turn photos and screenshots into practice you can choose, revisit, and repeat. Prepare for yourself, a family member, or someone you support.

Preparing for release on iOS and Android

Explore how practice works Learn to make a rehearsal

OnceBefore practice screen with visible choices and help controls — English interface example from the development build.

Try another route

Do more than watch. Make a choice.

Explore what follows a choice, go back, and try another route. Help and Stop stay within reach.

Another menu in the fictional Android library example with a return-to-menu choice and Help, Previous, and Stop. — English interface example from the development build.

Your way to follow

Follow in a way that works for you.

Use larger choice buttons and adjust text and spacing. Follow the explanations, narration, and transcripts available in each rehearsal at your own pace.

Android practice displaying Borrow and Return as large action buttons. — English interface example from the development build.

Return where you need

Return to just the part you need.

You do not have to start the whole rehearsal again. Return to the scene you want to practise.

Revisiting the sample-book scene directly in the fictional Android library practice. — English interface example from the development build.

Preparation includes a pause

Reality different? Pause and check.

Practice does not make real payments, submit applications, sign you in, or operate devices. Check the actual place or service if it differs. Finishing a rehearsal does not certify safe independent performance or completion of a real task.

Android guidance to pause and check the actual situation when reality differs. — English interface example from the development build.

Make it your own

Show it once. Make it practice.

Import photos or a screen recording, arrange the scenes, connect each choice, and review every route in the recipient preview. The reviewed fictional example contains four authored scenes and six choice routes.

01Choose your material

02Connect scenes and choices

03Review the recipient's view

Android Arrange scenes screen listing four authored scenes in the reviewed fictional library project. — Four authored scenes are shown. The app adds its ordinary finish node later in share review.

Android Connect and review screen linking Borrow to the second scene and a reviewed-route outcome. — A real route connection in the reviewed example; it does not promise a real-world outcome.

Before you share

Review the version you share.

Public practice files leave out private originals, notes, progress, and editing history. Review text, images, and audio even after masking. Practice materials are stored on this device. Other copies may be kept in device backups and sharing services you choose.

Android privacy-mask editor with a black rectangle selected by a yellow numbered outline over a fictional label. — Editor view: the yellow numbered outline marks the selected mask. It is not part of the recipient copy.

Android share-review screen with recipient preview checked, sharing-rights confirmation unchecked, and file creation disabled. — Review state only: sharing rights remain unchecked, so no file was created or sent. Five nodes means four authored scenes plus the ordinary finish node.

Practise what you receive. Start with three projects.

Received rehearsals are free to practise repeatedly, and three active creator projects are free. The optional one-time Creator Lifetime purchase adds more active projects, template copies, and bulk organization. Core editing, accessibility, privacy tools, and personal backups do not require that purchase. No price is shown until a store registers the actual localized price, and a purchase does not automatically unlock another platform.

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