Get to 1600.
Fifteen minutes a day.

A short diagnostic finds your level in every SAT skill. Then ten questions a day, right at your level, with hints when you're stuck. You move up only when you get it right on your own.

Free. For students 13 and up. No parent sign-up, no ads.

Try one · Reading and WritingTransitions
Early mapmakers often filled unexplored regions with sea monsters and imagined coastlines. ______ modern satellite imaging has left almost no stretch of coast unmeasured, so today's maps rarely need to guess.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?
How do the two sentences relate: same direction, contrast, cause and effect, or example? Old maps guessed; new maps don't.
C is right. The first sentence is about maps that guessed; the second is about maps that don't need to. That's a contrast. "As a result" is tempting, but old sea monsters didn't cause satellite imaging.

How it works

The same approach as Teach Me, our tutoring app for younger kids: start where you are, work at your level every day, and only move up on real proof.

STEP 1 · ABOUT 20 MINUTES

Find your level

16 questions, two from each of the SAT's 8 skill areas. Each answer picks the next question. You get a projected score and a starting level for every skill.

STEP 2 · 15 MINUTES A DAY

Ten questions at your level

Picked from the skills worth the most points for you. Stuck? Hints come in three steps: the strategy, knock out a wrong answer, then a walk-through that stops before the answer.

STEP 3 · WHEN YOU'RE READY

Lock it in, on the clock

A skill counts as mastered only after a timed Test-day check: right, no hints, at SAT pace. That's what test day asks of you.

Easy2 clean days
Medium2 clean days
Hard2 clean days
Test-day checkTimed, no hints
MasteredIt's yours

A clean day means you got that skill right with no hint. A miss takes one clean day back. Hints still help you learn; they just don't count as proof.

The test you're training for

The SAT is digital, taken in the College Board's Bluebook app. Each section has two modules, and how you do on the first sets the difficulty of the second. Getting to 1500+ means reaching the harder second module in both sections.

98
questions: 54 Reading and Writing, 44 Math
2h 14m
of testing, plus a 10-minute break
~71s
per Reading and Writing question
~95s
per Math question, calculator allowed throughout

Reading and Writing

Craft and Structure28%
Information and Ideas26%
Standard English Conventions26%
Expression of Ideas20%

Math

Algebra35%
Advanced Math35%
Problem-Solving and Data Analysis15%
Geometry and Trigonometry15%

Sources: College Board test structure and 2026–27 dates. About 2 million students in the class of 2025 took the SAT; the average total was 1029, and about 7% scored 1400 or higher.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. No ads, no upsell, and we never sell your data.

Do I need a parent to sign up?

No. If you're 13 or older you can make your own account with your email. We only ask for your first name, email and a password.

Is this the official SAT?

No. Teach Me 1600 isn't affiliated with the College Board. Every question here is written for this app in the style of the digital SAT. Take the College Board's full-length practice tests in Bluebook too; they're free and they're the real format. Use Teach Me 1600 for the daily reps in between.

Is the projected score real?

It's an estimate built from your skill levels, weighted by how much each skill counts on the test. It gets sharper the more you practice. Check it against an official Bluebook practice test.

Why doesn't a right answer with a hint count?

Because there are no hints on test day. A hint shows you the move. Doing it alone, at test speed, is the proof that it will be there when it counts.

Who makes this?

The team behind Teach Me, a personalized tutoring app for younger kids. Same idea, built for the SAT.

Your level, then up from there.

Twenty minutes today to find it. Fifteen a day after that.

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