ISTQB CTFL Study Hub

Select any text inside a study-note card (click-drag, or double/triple-click a word or sentence, or tap-and-drag on your phone). A few small buttons pop up above your selection — tap the green, yellow, or red square to mark it in that color, like using different highlighter pens. To remove a highlight later, tap the small × that appears right after the highlighted text — tapping the highlighted text itself does nothing, on purpose, so you can't un-highlight something by accident.

Select any text the same way, then tap "Translate to Arabic." It opens Google Translate in a new tab with your selected text already filled in — a direct, literal translation, no typing needed.

Same selection, but tap "AI Translate" instead. It opens Google's AI Mode with a prompt already filled in asking for an Arabic translation that takes ISTQB / software-testing context into account — better for terms where a literal dictionary translation would miss the actual testing meaning.

Every study-note section has a small "📖 FL-x.y.z" button next to its heading. Tap it to see exactly which official ISTQB syllabus Learning Objective that section is based on, its K-level (K1/K2/K3), and a short excerpt — then tap "Open in full syllabus →" to jump straight to that spot in the complete official syllabus text.

Click the small circle next to any part in the sidebar to mark it complete — that's what drives the Overall Progress bar. Click a chapter name to expand it and see its parts; the currently open chapter gets a gray outline so you always know where you are.

While taking a quiz, click "Flag this" on any question you want to revisit — find them all later under "Flagged questions" in the sidebar. Every study-note section also has its own notes box that auto-saves as you type.

Click the teal chat button next to this one to send Bandar feedback, bug reports, or ideas directly — no need to message him separately.