abbySAT

Six steps, and only one of them is your decision

The only thing abbySAT asks of you is that you open it. Everything else — what to study, when it comes back, how far ahead or behind you are — is already worked out.

A short diagnostic, or the score you already have

Enter an official SAT or ACT, a PSAT or a Bluebook practice result and abbySAT anchors your plan to it. No recent score? A short diagnostic gets you started, and you can add a real one later.

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Algebra61%
Transitions38%
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Three to five questions, already chosen

Every day you open one screen: today's questions and an estimated time. There is no catalogue and no topic picker, because the decision at 11pm is the thing that kills study plans.

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  • 2Circles
  • 3Transitions
  • 4Command of evidence
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A wrong answer never shows you the answer

You get a second attempt and one hint at a time. Solving it alone and solving it with help are recorded as different outcomes, and only the first is 'independent'.

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Hint 1 — What is the question actually asking for?
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Everything you miss comes back

Misses return after one, three, seven, fourteen and thirty days. Solve one on your own and it moves forward; miss it again and it starts over.

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Hours left, and hours per week

abbySAT counts logged hours against your target and shows what the remaining weeks require. It is a study-plan estimate with its assumptions visible — never a predicted score.

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231 HOURS TO GO · 9.1 HRS/WEEK · 148 DAYS LEFT

A study-plan estimate with its assumptions shown. Not a score prediction.

Your friends see whether you showed up

Every Monday a new league week starts in your timezone. You are ranked on questions you answered right without help, so nothing is won by leaving a tab open.

  1. Priya71
  2. You64

    79 questions · 8.2 hrs · 9/14 days

  3. Marcus52
  4. Dev44
  5. Nina30

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