Free AFOQT practice app for iPhone and iOS (2026)
Best free AFOQT practice app for iOS in 2026: Brain Preflight gives Air Force Officer Qualifying Test candidates 5 free practice sessions every day for related aptitude skills.
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By Brain Preflight, the app developer · Updated 23 October 2026
Start your 5 free AFOQT practice sessionsWhat the AFOQT covers
Pearson VUE lists 12 AFOQT subtests: verbal analogies, arithmetic reasoning, word knowledge, math knowledge, reading comprehension, situational judgment, a self-description inventory, physical science, table reading, instrument comprehension, block counting and aviation information. Your composite scores (Pilot, CSO, ABM, Academic Aptitude, Verbal, Quantitative, Situational Judgment) come from different combinations. Check the current official information before you plan your study.
A free AFOQT study plan
- Week 1: take an official familiarisation pass and write down your slow subtests.
- Weeks 2–5: study the knowledge sections (word knowledge, math knowledge, physical science, aviation information) with a book or course, and drill speed-based skills 15 minutes a day.
- Week 6: timed mixed sessions, then rest before test day.
What the app practises, and what it does not
| AFOQT subtest | Closest Brain Preflight practice | Fit |
|---|---|---|
| Arithmetic Reasoning, Math Knowledge | Calculation grid, Logic sequences | Partial: speed with operations and number patterns. No word problems or algebra syllabus. |
| Block Counting | Cube nets, Stacks, 3D objects | Related spatial visualisation only. The app has no block-counting exercise. |
| Table Reading | Same or not | Related fast visual checking only. The app has no table-lookup exercise. |
| Instrument Comprehension | None | Not covered. Map reading is ground-map orientation, not aircraft instruments. |
| Verbal, reading, physical science, aviation information | None | Not covered: use a study guide. |
| Situational Judgment, Self-Description Inventory | None | Not practised. Answer these honestly. |
In the app, open these exercises from the catalogue: Calculation grid, Logic sequences, Same or not, Cube nets, Stacks and 3D objects. These are related skills, not copies of the official items, and an app score does not convert into an AFOQT score.
Free app vs paid AFOQT courses
Paid courses such as Mometrix focus on study content and full practice tests. Brain Preflight is the free daily drill on your phone. See the free Mometrix AFOQT alternative comparison, or compare AFOQT, TBAS, ASTB-E and SIFT.
Practise with Brain Preflight
Brain Preflight is an iPhone app with short aptitude exercises: mental arithmetic, memory, spatial reasoning, attention and a psychomotor tracking task. Start with 5 free sessions immediately and get 5 more every day, choosing any exercise, without a purchase or subscription. Installed exercises work offline. Optional Premium adds unlimited sessions, mock exams and detailed diagnostics. The interface is available in English, French, German, Spanish and Dutch. The catalogue includes 32 exercises, accessible from All in each interface language. Some exercises use their original content language.
FAQ
Is there a free AFOQT practice app?
Yes. Brain Preflight is free on iPhone with 5 practice sessions every day for related aptitude skills: maths speed, spatial visualisation and fast visual checking. It has no instrument comprehension, table reading or block counting exercise, and it does not replace study material for the knowledge subtests.
Is Brain Preflight on Android?
No, Brain Preflight is an iPhone (iOS) app.
Sources
- Official AFOQT testing information (Pearson VUE)
- Air Force personnel assessment manual (DAFMAN 36-2664)
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