Get started
Make an account, learn the three screens you will actually live in, and sit a first test today.
Create an account
Sign up at hueeval.app/signup with an email address and a password. There is nothing to install and no payment step — a new account can launch a test immediately.
If you already have one, sign in. Forgotten passwords are reset by email from the password reset page.
Join an organization
Most people use Hue Eval on their own. Some arrive through a company, college or training
provider that runs its own workspace — a private copy of Hue Eval on its own
address, like yourorg.hueeval.app, with its own members, its own certification
tests and its own certificates.
- If you were invited, the invitation is waiting in your inbox. Accepting it adds you to the workspace and hands you its address.
- If you were given a workspace address directly, sign in there rather than on the main site.
Signing in on
hueeval.appgets you the public catalogue, not the workspace.
A workspace only lets its own members in. If you sign in on a workspace address without a membership you get an explicit "no access" screen rather than a silent fallback to the public site — so the address in your bar is always the truth about which Hue Eval you are looking at.
Find your way around
There are four places worth knowing before you start.
The home page. Every exam track you can prepare for, your current streak, and a link back into whatever you were last doing.
One exam, four tabs. Launch starts a test, Progress shows accuracy and weak topics, Notes holds what you wrote down, and Treasure holds the questions you kept.
Level, XP, badges, streak and per-track accuracy. The place to check whether the work is adding up.
Separate from practice. Tests that issue a certificate when you clear them, listed on their own page.
Your first test
A new account starts on Hue Eval Onboarding — a five-question guided track whose only job is to show you the app. It walks you through the catalogue, a track page, a test in Focus mode, the Deep Analysis review, and then the same questions again in Companion mode. It takes a few minutes and you can skip it at any point.
When you want to start on your real exam instead:
- Open the catalogue and pick your exam track.
- On the Launch tab, choose a length — 10, 20 or 30 questions, or the full paper. Ten questions runs about a quarter of an hour.
- Choose a difficulty band, or leave it on adaptive and let the paper follow how you are doing.
- Choose what to be tested on: the whole syllabus, one subject, or one topic. Then press Launch test.
- Answer, submit, and open Deep Analysis from the results screen. That last step is the one that makes the attempt worth something.
Do not start with a full-length mock. Sit a short adaptive test first so the app has some signal about your level, then give the three-hour paper a clear evening.
If you stop halfway
An unfinished test is not lost. Practice attempts can be paused and picked up again from the track page, which shows a resume card for anything still open. Full-length mocks are different: their section clocks keep running against the wall clock, exactly as the real exam's would, so a mock you walk away from will have sections that have expired when you come back.