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Everything you need for the SATs

Q: How much time do I need per day?

About 35 minutes on a normal day. Your daily plan lines up one session: Desmos techniques, formulas, vocab and Reading & Writing passages, aimed at your weakest areas first. Every few study days it adds a full-length practice test, about 2 hours 15 minutes, the same as the real SAT.

Q: What does CuePrep cover?

Both sections, every domain College Board tests. For Math: 100 Desmos techniques, each ending on a practice question, plus the full formula sheet. For Reading & Writing: a 1,000-word vocab deck and 1091 passage questions across all 20 grammar rules and 16 reading question types. Then 15 full-length adaptive practice tests, each with a score, a report, and a review of every question.

Q: Are the practice tests adaptive like the real SAT?

Yes. Each section has two modules, and how you do on Module 1 decides whether Module 2 is harder or easier, the way College Board routes it. You get an estimated score out of 1600 when you submit, then a report on where the points went and a review of every question.

Q: Can I try CuePrep for free?

Yes. The 3-day trial is free with no card: one full-length practice test and 30% of everything else.

Q: Is there a mobile app?

CuePrep works on mobile browsers, so you can just visit the site on your phone. The native Android app is already available, and the iOS app is coming in 2026.

Every formula worth memorizing, every Desmos trick worth stealing, every word the test leans on, the practice that makes it stick, then 15 full-length adaptive tests built like the real thing.

What students are saying

15 full-length practice tests

Adaptive, just like the real SAT

How you do on Module 1 decides which Module 2 you get, the same way College Board does it. Nail the first module and the second one gets harder, with more points on the table. Same modules, same clock, same tools.

98 questions in 2 hr 14 min, with the break between sections
Extended time at 1.5x or 2x if you test with accommodations
An estimated score out of 1600 the moment you submit

Reading and Writing

Module 1

27 questions · 32 min

Harder Module 2

Higher ceiling

Easier Module 2

Lower ceiling

Math

Module 1

22 questions · 35 min

Harder Module 2

Higher ceiling

Easier Module 2

Lower ceiling

Review & analytics

Know exactly where the points went

Every test ends in a report: your score, both sections, and your strengths and weaknesses by content area. Tap any red square to open that question. Then your study plan retargets to whatever cost you the most.

Every question explained: your answer, the right one, and how to get there
Retry just the ones you missed, straight from the report
Analytics pooled across every test: by content area, difficulty and time
Your accuracy on easy, medium and hard questions against your target score

Practice Test 3Sample report

Estimated score

1340

Reading and Writing: 650
Math: 690

Strengths and weaknesses

Information and Ideas71%

Standard English Conventions58%

Algebra86%

Advanced Math64%

Every question, right or wrong

R&W · Module 1

R&W · Module 2

Math · Module 1

Math · Module 2

By difficulty

Easy94%

Medium78%

Hard46%

Not another word list

Word lists don't move scores. Students memorize hundreds and still miss the questions. Every word in our deck is drafted the way the SAT tests it: tagged by tone, the look-alike trap named, every wrong answer explained.

Predicted

eschew

verb·neutral

One of 224 predicted words that repeat.

To deliberately avoid or stay away from something.

The monk chose to eschew all modern technology, living in a cabin with no electricity or running water.

RememberIt does not mean to chew or eat; it looks like a food word but is purely about avoiding things.

Tagged by tone

Every word is marked positive, negative, or neutral, so you can rule an answer out by how it feels before you even know it.

meticulouspositiveeschewneutralabrasivenegative

The trap, named

eschew reads like a food word. We say so on the card, because the look-alike is exactly what trips students up under time.

Spaced so it sticks

The daily set is scheduled, not shuffled. A word you were shaky on comes back tomorrow; a word you know cold isn't back for weeks. Spaced repetition is the only way 1,000 words stays learnable. Nothing quietly falls out.

Formula Sheet

Every formula worth memorizing, boiled down to one card each. Take the three quadratic forms: each one hands you a different answer for free.

Quadratic forms

Algebra

f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c

Standard ·

y

-intercept

= c

f(x) = a(x-m)(x-n)

Factored ·

x

-intercepts

= m,\,n

f(x) = a(x-h)^2 + k

Vertex · vertex

= (h,\,k)

The SAT hides the form it wants. Learn all three and it can't. Opens up if $a > 0$ , down if $a < 0$ .

One of 62 formula cards

Know when to put it down

Desmos handles most of SAT Math. On the wrong question, reaching for it burns time you don't have. The other half of the skill is knowing which questions are faster in your head, and spotting them in the first few seconds.

Desmos on Autopilot

Stop solving by hand what the calculator can answer in one keystroke. The students who spike their Math score aren't faster at algebra. They've turned Desmos into muscle memory.

Loading Desmos…

In the xy-plane, a circle passes through the points $\left(0,\,0\right)$ , $\left(6,\,0\right)$ , and $\left(0,\,8\right)$ . What equation defines the circle?

1
Type $\left(0,\,0\right)$ , $\left(6,\,0\right)$ , and $\left(0,\,8\right)$ into a table.
Three points appear on the graph.
2
Type the general circle as a regression: $x_1^2+y_1^2+Dx_1+Ey_1+F \sim 0$ .
The expression list shows values for $D$ , $E$ , and $F$ .
3
Read $D$ , $E$ , and $F$ .
$D=-6$ , $E=-8$ , and $F=0$ give $x^2+y^2-6x-8y=0$ as the final answer.

Free Study Resources

Free SAT guides and tools.

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Free SAT Practice Test

A full-length adaptive test, scored out of 1600.

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SAT Score Calculator

Slide in what you got right and see your estimated score.

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SAT Desmos Tips

The calculator moves for SAT Math, step by step.

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SAT Formula Sheet

The formulas worth knowing, including the ones the reference sheet skips.

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SAT Study Guide

An 8-week plan, and the strategies that move a score.

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SAT Vocabulary

How the SAT tests words, and the ones worth learning first.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much time do I need per day?

About 35 minutes on a normal day. Your daily plan lines up one session: Desmos techniques, formulas, vocab and Reading & Writing passages, aimed at your weakest areas first. Every few study days it adds a full-length practice test, about 2 hours 15 minutes, the same as the real SAT.

What does CuePrep cover?

Both sections, every domain College Board tests. For Math: 100 Desmos techniques, each ending on a practice question, plus the full formula sheet. For Reading & Writing: a 1,000-word vocab deck and 1091 passage questions across all 20 grammar rules and 16 reading question types. Then 15 full-length adaptive practice tests, each with a score, a report, and a review of every question.

Are the practice tests adaptive like the real SAT?

Yes. Each section has two modules, and how you do on Module 1 decides whether Module 2 is harder or easier, the way College Board routes it. You get an estimated score out of 1600 when you submit, then a report on where the points went and a review of every question.

Can I try CuePrep for free?

Yes. The 3-day trial is free with no card: one full-length practice test and 30% of everything else.

Can Desmos solve every SAT Math question?

No, and knowing the difference is the real skill. Desmos handles more than 60% of SAT Math questions, usually faster than solving by hand. The rest are quicker with plain algebra, and reaching for the calculator there just burns time. That's exactly what we teach: which question types Desmos crushes, and when you're better off without it.

Is there a mobile app?

CuePrep works great on mobile browsers - just visit the site on your phone. Our native Android app is already available, and the iOS app is coming in 2026.