Digital SAT · Math and Reading & Writing
Filter by domain, skill and difficulty. Every question explains why the right answer is right and why each of the other three is wrong. Miss one and it stays on your list until you stop missing it.
Full practice tests
Five full-length tests built to the digital SAT's pattern: two modules a section, and a second module that gets harder when the first one goes well. Finish one and it lands on this graph, so you can see what the practice is actually doing.
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Reading & Writing
Scores are not guaranteed.
New · Predicted score
Every question you answer feeds a forecast of your score, worked out skill by skill for Reading & Writing and for Math. Get better at a skill and the number climbs with it.
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What's on the site
No account, no download, no paywall halfway through. Open it and start.
Original questions across all eight domains and twenty-nine skills, in three difficulty bands. Narrow it to one skill, or pull only the ones you've missed.
Practice 02Why the right answer is right, and why each wrong one is wrong. A hint first, if you'd rather not see the working yet.
Practice 0398 questions in 2 hours 14 minutes, built like the real thing: the second module gets harder when the first goes well. Review every answer and reopen past tests.
Take a test 04Desmos, the graphing calculator built into the actual digital SAT, is there in practice and in every test, so the tricks you learn carry straight over.
Practice 05A forecast built skill by skill from your accuracy and pace, with the skills that would add the most points listed first.
See yours 06Your weakest skills first, your pace on easy, medium and hard questions, your study streak, and every practice test on a graph.
Open progress 07Decide what today is for: two or three specific goals, each a number and a skill, instead of a vague plan to "do some SAT".
Plan today 08Search every explanation in the bank for the thing you're stuck on, or write a question of your own and add it.
Ask 09The free resources behind a 1490, in the order to use them, and how to get the most out of each one.
Read the guide01
Pick a section, then narrow it — four domains, twenty-nine skills, three difficulty bands. Or take the questions you've already missed and nothing else.
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A hint first, if you want one, before the full working. Then the reason each distractor is there, because knowing why B was tempting is what stops you picking it next time.
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Accuracy by domain and by skill, and how long you're taking in each difficulty band. The weak spots pick your next set for you.
The bank
The structure below is the published SAT Suite framework — the same eight domains and twenty-nine skills the real test is built from. Open any domain to see what is inside it.
Where this actually is. Every one of the 2,000 is original, written to this structure, with a worked reason for every choice — and more are still being written. Practice-test scores are estimates from these questions, not College Board scores.
Found a question that's wrong, or one you can't crack? There's a subreddit — r/screwthesat — for arguing about answers in public, asking for a better explanation than the one written here, and saying what should be fixed or added next.
From the founder
My name is Vishveshwar. Most people call me Vish, and I am a student, not a tutoring company.
I come from a low-income background. When I started preparing for the SAT, paid courses and private tutors were never on the table — not as a principled choice, just as a fact. So I did what you do: I dug. I found the free material, worked out which of it was any good, and used that. Every single thing that got me my score was free and publicly available. It was just scattered, and nobody had put it in one place.
That is the only thing this site adds. I did not invent a method and I am not selling one. I found the resources, and now you do not have to spend the weeks I spent finding them.
Because none of it cost me anything, I do not think I have any right to profit from it — and I do not intend to, ever. No fees, no subscription, no "premium tier", no ads, no selling your data. If this site ever starts asking you for money, something has gone wrong and you should assume I am no longer the one running it.
The kid who cannot afford a tutor should not also be the kid with worse questions. That is the whole idea. Have fun, and go get your score.
Have an idea of your own? More from the founder
How and why it's free
No price, no premium tier, no adverts, no account wall. Here is why, and how it stays that way.