An SAT or ACT score improvement plan built from your own mistakes

An improvement plan is not a list of topics. It is a decision about what to do tonight, repeated until the test date, and adjusted when the evidence changes. That is the only kind of plan abbySAT makes.

It starts from a real measured score and the skill-level breakdown underneath it. The weakest skills become the front of your queue, and each day you get a handful of questions drawn from that queue. Every miss is scheduled to return after one, three, seven, fourteen and thirty days, so the plan keeps circling back to the things you have not fixed instead of marching on.

Alongside it runs a pace check: hours logged, hours needed, hours per week required for your target with the weeks that remain. When your independent accuracy drops, the projected range moves down as well as up — a plan that only ever flatters you is not a plan.

• ▸Weakest skills first, ranked from your own attempts
• ▸Spaced comebacks at 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days
• ▸A projected range that can fall as well as rise