The Dūbu app
The Swedish citizenship test app
The test is in Swedish — and that is what worries most people, not the questions. Dūbu lets you learn every topic in your own language first, then in Swedish.
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What Dūbu is
Dūbu is an independent study app for the Swedish civics test, medborgarskapsprovet. It covers the topics of Sverige i fokus, the book the test is based on, through short cards and practice questions.
It runs on Android phones. You get it from Google Play and sign in with your Google account.
What's in it
- decks
- 28
- cards
- 2,800+
- practice questions
- 7,500+
- languages
- 58
- 28 decks about Sweden — more than 2,800 cards and more than 7,500 practice questions.
- Cards on the exam topics are marked with their chapter, and all 13 chapters of Sverige i fokus are covered.
- Read the cards in 58 languages: English and Swedish as written, and 56 more translated on your phone.
- Decks you own are stored on your phone, so you can study without a connection.
Four ways to test yourself
Deck quiz
Test yourself on one deck, right after you have studied it.
Trials
Unlimited practice rounds, free. Your results are just for you — they are never ranked.
Arena
One round a day, with the same questions for everyone in Sweden and a leaderboard. Your first round each day is free.
Passport Fokus
A timed mock exam built only from cards on the exam topics.
Passport Fokus: are you ready?
Passport Fokus is a mock exam with a time limit. It uses only cards on the topics of the test.
After each mock exam, your Home screen shows a readiness estimate — a percentage based on your recent mock exams. So you find out whether you are ready overall, not just which questions you got wrong. Each mock exam also keeps a record to beat.
What it costs
- Dūbu is free to download. 8 of the 28 decks are free, and so are Trials and your first Arena round each day.
- Other decks are bought one at a time, as in-app purchases in Google Play. A deck you buy stays yours.
- Tokens are used only for extra Arena rounds and for Passport Fokus. New accounts get 10 tokens, and more can be bought in packs.
- There is no subscription, and no bundle that unlocks everything.
- Prices are shown in Google Play.
Inside the app
Screens from the Google Play listing. The app is shown in English.
Android only
Dūbu is available for Android phones, from Google Play. There is no iPhone version.
Sweden is available now. More countries are in development.
Questions about the app
Is the app free?
Dūbu is free to download. 8 of the 28 decks are free, Trials are free, and your first Arena round each day is free. Other decks are in-app purchases in Google Play, and Passport Fokus uses tokens. There is no subscription.
Is there an iOS version?
No. Dūbu is only available for Android, from Google Play.
Which languages are supported?
You can read the cards in 58 languages: English and Swedish as written, and 56 more translated on your phone. The app's menus are in English, Swedish, Bengali and Arabic.
Does it work offline?
Yes, for studying. Decks you own are stored on your phone, and card translation works offline once your language has downloaded. Quizzes are scored on our servers, so they need a connection.
Does it cover all 13 chapters?
Yes. Cards on the exam topics are marked with their chapter of Sverige i fokus, and all 13 chapters have cards and practice questions. Passport Fokus uses only these cards.
Is Dūbu connected to UHR?
No. Dūbu is an independent app made by SulekhaDD AB. It has no connection to UHR, Migrationsverket or any other authority. Our practice questions are our own, written from the topics of Sverige i fokus — they are not questions from the test. Information about the test is on uhr.se.
Dūbu is not connected to any government authority. Official information is on uhr.se. Questions about your application are handled by Migrationsverket.