Practice SAT Math the way the test actually works
Adaptive modules, a real testing clock, and an explanation for every wrong answer — with a study plan that keeps you on track to your target score.
The function f is defined by f(x) = x² − 4. For what positive value of x does f(x) = 0?
A Bluebook-style player: two adaptive modules, a 35-minute clock, Desmos, and the reference sheet — so test day feels like any other practice day.
Every wrong answer comes with the specific error it represents, a full worked explanation, and a calculator approach — not just a letter.
A short diagnostic finds your weak skills; your weekly plan and spaced review keep pushing the right ones until test day.
How it works
Track every student’s progress, assign practice and full tests, and drill into individual answers — with student consent and full audit logging.
Frequently asked
Is the practice test like the real digital SAT?
The player mirrors the real experience: Module 1 routes you to an easier or harder Module 2, 35 minutes per module, the same tools, and no going back once a module is submitted.
What happens when I get a question wrong?
Every wrong choice carries the specific error it represents, plus a full explanation and a calculator approach. Your mistakes go to a spaced review queue so they come back until you own them.
How does the study plan work?
A short diagnostic measures all 19 SAT Math skills. Your weekly plan then weights practice time toward your weakest domains, adds full tests on a cadence, and updates every Monday.
What about my child's data?
We collect only a name, email and practice data — no birthdate. Educator access requires the student's explicit consent, is limited to results and activity, and every educator view is logged. Accounts and data can be exported or deleted at any time.