Getting started
How to set up ZdajB1, and answers to common questions
A quick start guide plus straight answers, all based on the app's own listing.
The setup steps and answers below follow the app's own onboarding and listing, checked on 2026-09-23. You can study theory free; Premium exists but the app names no price (it shows current prices before purchase).
Step 1 — Install
Install Polish B1 exam coach (ZdajB1) from the App Store or Google Play; the iPhone version needs iOS 15.0 or newer.
Step 2 — Choose your interface language
Pick your interface language — Ukrainian, Polish, Russian, or English — so the guidance is in a language you understand while you practise Polish.
Step 3 — Study the theory
Study the theory for each part of a text (introduction, body, conclusion), free and offline, before you write.
Step 4 — Pick a format and write
Choose a writing format and read its structure, useful phrases, and common mistakes; pick a topic (or enter your own), study a model example, and write your own text in Polish.
Step 5 — Feedback and progress
Run AI feedback on your writing, review the suggestions, and revise. Track your progress and repeat across formats and topics; consider Premium (monthly or annual) for continued access — the app shows current prices before purchase.
| Step | What you do |
|---|---|
| 1. Install | Get ZdajB1 from the App Store or Google Play (iOS 15+) |
| 2. Language | Pick UI: Ukrainian, Polish, Russian, or English |
| 3. Theory | Study each part of a text, free and offline |
| 4. Format & write | Pick a format, read structure & phrases, write in Polish |
| 5. Feedback | Run AI feedback, revise, track progress |
Frequently asked questions
Is ZdajB1 free?
You can study the theory for free, with separate free allowances to try examples and writing feedback. Premium (monthly or annual) unlocks continued access; the app shows current prices before purchase.
Does it guarantee exam success?
No. It's a study aid for practising the writing task; its AI feedback is not an official exam assessment and doesn't guarantee a result.
What does the AI feedback cover?
Content, structure, grammar, vocabulary, and coherence of a text you write in Polish.
Which writing formats are covered?
The exam's writing formats, from short greetings and messages to essays, reports, and descriptions — each with structure, phrases, and common mistakes.
What languages is the guidance in?
The interface and explanations come in Ukrainian, Polish, Russian, and English; topics, samples, and phrases stay in Polish.
Does it work offline?
Built-in theory works offline; signing in, AI reviews, and generating examples need a connection.
What platforms?
iPhone (iOS 15+) and Android.