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AWS Architect Scenario Prep is a premium, no-subscription study app for the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate (SAA-C03) exam, built around architecture decisions, service trade-offs, diagrams, and failure analysis — not service-name memorization.
First, quit the app completely and reopen it on a strong network connection. Then open Settings and tap Restore Purchase. As long as you're signed in to the same Apple Account used for the original purchase, your access will be restored immediately (this is a one-time purchase — restoring never charges you again). If it's still showing as free, check that the purchase appears in the purchase history of the Apple Account you used. If it's there but still isn't unlocked, contact Apple Support.
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Delete the app from your device. Because all study data is stored locally and never leaves your device, removing the app permanently removes the data with it.
Open the question's explanation screen and tap Report Issue. No account or sign-in is required. To send it to us, tap Copy Report and paste the report into the contact form. We review every report against official AWS documentation.
No. Every question, scenario, diagram, and explanation is independently written for study purposes. The app does not contain actual exam questions, exam dumps, or unauthorized AWS material.
No. The Readiness Score is a study indicator based on your practice history — it does not predict or guarantee an official exam result.