If you're grinding toward a higher TOEIC score, most of the gain comes from reps: lots of Part 5 grammar/vocab and Part 7 reading under light time pressure, plus focused Part 3 listening.
What actually helps between now and test day
- Short, frequent drills you can do on a commute — offline, no login.
- Part-by-part practice (5, 7, 3) so you target your weakest section.
- Pacing practice for Part 7, where slow readers lose easy points.
- Tracking so you see which question types you keep missing.
No app guarantees 990 — that comes from consistent practice and real listening/reading. But a tool that removes friction with offline practice and a clear study plan makes daily reps more likely.
I built Aim990 for exactly that: offline TOEIC-style drills by part, with weak-point tracking and a one-time unlock option.
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