“If you can get 1% better each day for one year, you’ll end up thirty-seven times better.”
— James Clear, Atomic HabitsEight questions to find the most likely direction — for any grade, not just 8th. Skip it if you already know.
Find your starting point →Pre-med, engineering, policy, finance or business. Add your grade and district.
Three specific tasks with a clear finish line. Nothing else is visible.
When the tasks are done and the week is up. Both — finishing early buys depth, not speed.
“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.”
— attributed to Mark TwainEight questions, about two minutes. It asks what you already do — not what you think you should say.
This is a starting direction, not a decision. Grades 8 and 9 look nearly identical across all five tracks — the coursework only really diverges in grade 10, so switching before then costs almost nothing. You can change it any time.
Start with this track — first week freeGrade 8 through 12, written for your district's actual course names.
What's slipping, and where to course correct before it's a pattern.
Any topic, plus full SAT and ACT by section from grade 10.
Competitions, olympiads and scholarships for your state and track.
Upload one. Real gaps become practice sets in a tap.
From grade 11. Notes and questions — never rewritten text.
Every student gets an 8-digit account ID. Plans, questions and feedback are generated from an ID, a grade, a track and a district. Essays and report cards are read once and never stored.
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”
— Benjamin Franklin$7.99/mo for grades 8–9 · $9.99/mo for grades 10–12, per student.
Because you'd read it once and close it. You always see the semester's week themes, so you know where it's going — you just work one week at a time.
It holds your student's grade, track, district and everything they've finished, and uses that to decide what the next week should be. The difference is the sequence and the follow-through.
No, and it won't if you ask. It gives structural feedback and questions your child answers themselves. That's a deliberate limit, not a missing feature.
It's the right time. Eighth grade is when math track and language sequencing get decided, and those choices quietly determine what's possible in eleventh.
Add as many as you need — $7.99/mo for grades 8–9, $9.99/mo for grades 10–12, all under your one parent account.
First week free, then starting from $7.99 a month per student — $9.99/mo for grades 10–12. Cancel any time.