Abstract Reasoning Test is an iPhone mobile application developed by Raymond Mallia that aids individuals in preparing for abstract reasoning tests. The app offers 180 questions with 720 variations categorised into three difficulty levels. It also provides hints and solutions to help users better understand the answers.

Abstract Reasoning Test app includes a timer that helps simulate a realistic test environment. However, users have the option to switch it off to ease the pressure of determining the right answer. One of the benefits of using this application is that answer images are shuffled every time you start a test, providing for 720 possible questions. This feature is advantageous compared to paper tests where you are most likely to remember the solution from the last time you saw the question.

Moreover, this app does not require internet access, making it possible for individuals to practice anywhere they like. The study mode feature provides special functions to help users better understand the right answers. Hints explain how the diagram changes within the sequence, and users have the option to retry a question if they do not answer it correctly. Once all correct answers are found, users can redo the test with the same questions, and the answers will be reshuffled.