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SAT

Know if you’re ready for the SAT before test day.

A diagnostic shows where you stand in Reading and Writing and in Math. A daily plan, a tutor and practice tests work on what’s missing, and your verdict shows when you’re there.

Take the diagnosticHow it works

Start with the diagnostic. Your first verdict comes at the end of it.

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Performance by section
  • Reading and WritingBorderline
  • MathGap

Math is a gap, so this week’s plan starts there.

Screen illustration. Values appear after your diagnostic.

The problem

Studying more doesn’t tell you if you’re ready.

01

You work through practice sets and can’t tell if you’re improving.

02

Study schedules are the same for everyone. Your weak spots aren’t.

03

A practice test gives you a score, not what to study on Monday.

The solution

Five pieces that answer one question: are you ready?

01

Diagnostic

A conversation with the AI maps what you already know in each section of the test.

02

Plan

Every day, a short list of what to study, built from your diagnostic.

03

Tutor

Flashcards and explanations on the topics you miss most.

04

Practice test

Practice tests in the SAT format, with results by section.

05

Verdict

Far, close or ready. Updated after every practice test, with the reason for each section.

How it works

From diagnostic to verdict in four steps.

  1. 01
    Take the diagnosticAnswer the AI’s questions on each section.
  2. 02
    Follow today’s planOpen the app and see what to study today. The plan changes as you progress.
  3. 03
    Review with the tutorWork on weak topics with flashcards and explanations.
  4. 04
    Take practice tests and see your verdictEach practice test updates your verdict and your results by section.
Take the diagnosticStart with the diagnostic. Your first verdict comes at the end of it.
Plans

One plan until test day.

Every plan includes the diagnostic, daily plan, tutor, practice tests and verdict.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does the verdict guarantee my score?
No. The verdict shows how close your current performance is to what the test requires in each section. It tells you where to study, not what you will score.
Is this the digital SAT format?
Yes. Practice tests follow the current SAT sections: Reading and Writing, and Math.
How much time do I need each day?
Your daily plan is built from the time you give in the diagnostic.
Are the practice tests official College Board tests?
No. They follow the SAT format and are built to measure your performance by section.

Find out how far you are from the SAT.

The diagnostic is the first step. Your verdict comes right after.

Take the diagnostic

Start with the diagnostic. Your first verdict comes at the end of it.