We Drone We Drone

Prepare the EU drone exam, A1/A3 and A2.

We Drone prepares the theory exam of the European open category (Regulation (EU) 2019/947): an illustrated course over the 12 subjects of the syllabus, a quiz where every answer cites the article it comes from, and national modules written for each country. The whole A1/A3 part is free. No ads, no account, no data collected.

Available in English, French, Dutch, German, Italian and Spanish. Covers the European Union, not the United Kingdom.

The app in pictures

A course you read, a quiz you check, and an option you can see before paying.

We Drone course card on visual line of sight, with its diagram
A course card: what to remember, a diagram drawn in the app, and the classic trap.
A We Drone question on the A2 horizontal distance, corrected, with its source
A corrected question, with the article of the regulation right under the answer.
We Drone home screen with the course, the mock exam and practice
The home screen: the course, the mock exam of your country and practice by subject.
List of the course subjects in We Drone
The 12 subjects of the syllabus. The A1/A3 course is entirely free.
The A2 option screen and what the purchase unlocks
The A2 option: what it unlocks, shown before any purchase. €6.99, once.

What makes it different

A course, not just a quiz

More than 35 cards cover the 12 subjects: the 9 of A1/A3 and the 3 of A2. One card fits one screen, says what to remember, then names the classic trap. Several carry a diagram drawn in the app, each described for VoiceOver.

Under every answer, the article

Every question and every card cite their source: Regulations (EU) 2019/947 and 2019/945, an EASA acceptable means of compliance, or published national law, with the date of the consolidated version. If a correction surprises you, you can check it.

National modules

Written country by country, not translated: France (30 questions), Belgium (30 questions), Germany (30 questions), the Netherlands (25 questions), Spain (30 questions), Italy (30 questions). The course card of your country is free, so you see it is covered before spending anything.

A mock exam that follows your country

The mock exam uses the scheme published by your country's authority when there is one, and the European baseline otherwise. The app says which one it applies rather than guessing.

What is free, and what the option adds

Free, for good: the whole A1/A3 course with its diagrams, more than 130 A1/A3 questions with unlimited practice by subject, one full mock exam and the course card of your country. A2 and national module, €6.99, one-time purchase: the A2 course and its 90 questions (meteorology, UAS flight performance, ground risk mitigation), the questions of your country, and unlimited mock exams. No subscription: you sit the exam once, you pay for the app once.

Your data never leaves your phone

No account, no ads, no trackers, no data collected. The only outbound connection is the purchase, handled by Apple; everything else works in airplane mode.

Independence

We Drone is an independent revision app. It is not affiliated with, approved or certified by EASA or any national civil aviation authority, and it issues no certificate: the exam is taken only with the competent authority of your state. The questions are written by wewe and reproduce no official exam question. Only the official texts in force are authoritative.

Frequently asked questions

Is We Drone free?

The A1/A3 part is free and stays free: the whole course, more than 130 questions, practice by subject without limit and one full mock exam. The A2 course with its 90 questions, the national questions and unlimited mock exams cost €6.99, as a one-time purchase with no subscription.

Does the app give me my drone certificate?

No. We Drone is a revision app. The A1/A3 exam and the A2 certificate are obtained only from the competent aviation authority of your country. The app prepares you for that exam; it is not affiliated with any authority.

Which countries have a national module?

France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy, with 25 to 30 questions each. Each module is available in the language of its country, and all six are available in English and French.

Does it cover the United Kingdom?

No. We Drone covers the EU open category under Regulation (EU) 2019/947. The UK has its own authority and syllabus, so a UK candidate should use a UK-specific resource.

What data does the app collect?

None. There is no account, no analytics and no advertising. Progress stays on the device, and the only network connection is the purchase itself, which goes through Apple.