Preptly: SAT Daily Practice

This app has seriously been a game-changer for me in terms of studying. It's so easy to use and I love how convenient it is to have tons of practice questions right on my phone. The explanations are extremely helpful and have genuinely taught me more than those heavy SAT books. I can study wherever and whenever I want with it and have found to be preparing more because of it. This app is definitely worth downloading and I recommend you do if you're looking to get your scores up :)

As a test prep coach, I am constantly looking for new resources my students can use to prep for the DSAT. What I like about this app is that it really appeals to teenage students. I haven’t seen these questions before, which leads me to believe that they are unique. I like the tutor tips and how they keep the answer explanations pretty simple. Just to be clear - if you’re looking for full tests, this is not the resource you want to use. This is more of a daily practice app to practice questions in shorter spurts. My only qualm is that I wish they had more emphasis on vocabulary since it’s such a big part of the new test. Overall, I will be recommending it to my students.

Ok… so let me begin by saying I’m a master SAT reading/writing tutor who purchased this to preview for my students. The questions are awful! The “right” answers to some actually go against the conventions of Standard Written English, which is horrifying but I guess not surprising if you consider that - as the company admits - these questions are composed using AI. Ugh. For the prior quality I’ve experienced with Strategic Test Prep’s videos, I expected a lot more. I can’t speak for the math problems, but the English side was a huge disappointment and could actually do more harm than good my making students internalize incorrect grammar rules. For shame! Vet your questions better, Preptly. Or pay qualified humans to write and check them. Also you couldn’t come up with a better name than one that basically copied an already-existing company, Preply?? That should’ve been my first red flag…