Software runs the practice. A coach runs the plan.
Every student gets a diagnostic, a signed study plan, and a person watching the data — who steps in before a score report would.
It starts with one real, calibratedSATAP US HistoryAP World History: ModernAP MicroeconomicsAP Physics 1AP MacroeconomicsAP Physics C: Electricity and MagnetismAP BiologyACTNewAP ChemistryAP Physics C: MechanicsAP PrecalculusAP Calculus BCAP Language & CompositionAP StatisticsAP Calculus ABAP Human GeographyAP European HistoryAP Literature & CompositionAP PsychologyAP Comparative Government & PoliticsISEESSATNewTOEFLComing soonIELTSComing soonSATdiagnostic.
Timed, adaptive, and delivered in the same interface as test day. Scored on the official scale, then broken down by domain and skill — so the plan is built on evidence, not a guess.
The coach builds the plan, signs it, and sends it to everyone who needs it.
A real person reads the diagnostic and writes a week-by-week plan to a target score and test date. Student, counselor and parents all get the same plan — so nobody is guessing what happens next.
Students practice. Coaches see every signal.
Assignments arrive in the order the plan set. Every drill and mock feeds one roster, sorted by who needs attention first — progress to goal, days to test, and the last time each student showed up.
When a signal slips, the coach steps in — and the plan changes.
No waiting for the next score report. A missed week or a flat line raises a flag; the coach reaches out, finds the reason, and rewrites the plan. Everyone on the plan sees what changed and why.
Group and private lessons when they help. A self-paced journey when they don't.
Some students need a room and a teacher; some just need a plan and someone checking in. Mix all three inside one journey — the coach, the data and the plan stay the same.
Three school breaks, one coached plan per student — a median gain of +180 points.
Students worked in bursts around the school calendar: an intensive over each break, practice and check-ins in between. Every figure is measured from each student's own first sitting to their own best.