Your personalized study platform for the 2026 Digital SAT

Crafted by perfect scorers for the new Digital SAT with AI-adaptive practice questions, personalized diagnostics, and a handcrafted curriculum to help you achieve your dream score.

The Diagnostic and your first practice set are free — no card required.

Diagnostic

0 of 7 categories

Reading Comprehension
Grammar
Vocabulary
Algebra
Geometry & Trig
Advanced Math
Problem Solving & Data Analysis

Predicted SAT Score

1420–1480

Predicted SAT Score

1420–1480

↑ 80 pts

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Reading Comprehension
Algebra
Geometry & Trig
Advanced Math

21 questions · 7 categories

01

Take the Diagnostic

21 questions, one per difficulty across all 7 tested categories. It ends with a Predicted SAT Score range and a per-category read on where you stand.

Advanced Math
Grammar
Vocabulary
Algebra

Questions allocated this set

02

Get Personalized Practice

Each 21-question set is generated from your own ability scores, weighted toward the categories losing you the most points right now.

Predicted SAT Score

1420–1480

↑ 80 pts since your Diagnostic

03

Watch the prediction move

Every completed set updates your category mastery and your Predicted SAT Score, so progress is something you can actually see rather than assume.

Practice that adapts every set.

Your ability score moves per category after every question you finalize. The next set is built from those numbers — not from a fixed syllabus, and not from what you answered first.

Algebra58%
Reading Comprehension38%
Advanced Math44%
↑ Mastery improving with every set

Never stay stuck on a question.

Every question carries a written, step-by-step explanation of how the answer is reached — so a wrong answer turns into something you learn from instead of a red X.

Why B is correct

Step 1

Isolate x by subtracting 5 from both sides of the equation.

Step 2

Divide both sides by 3 — x = 5, which matches answer choice B.

Take our Diagnostic and get a predicted score.

Our Diagnostic can be taken in one sitting and costs nothing. We'll also give you a free test-analysis pointing out the exact categories dragging your score down.