A clearer record of the improvements you can use today.
What this means for you
You can check what is new, understand how it affects your studying, and find changes you may have missed without reading technical release notes.
New
Browse our updates from late May onward in one place, with a link you can share for each update.
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Improved
Expanded the history with previously missing details about question-bank changes, study tools, account access, and test review. Each update now explains its practical effect.
We removed a set of questions and changed how you find the remaining practice.
What this means for you
Your saved answers and scores have not been erased. However, a saved answer is not a guarantee that the old question can still be opened. If an older test includes removed questions and cannot resume, start a new test.
Improved
Practice now opens at /updated-questions. Old question-bank links still take you to the matching page, so you do not need to replace your bookmarks.
This release removed 751 active questions confirmed to overlap with College Board material. Those questions and their images are no longer available through practice, direct links, or old bookmarks.
The Collection and Bluebook filters have been removed. You can still narrow practice by topic, skill, difficulty, score range, and the other available question filters.
Old collection selections no longer restrict your results, so an outdated saved filter will not quietly hide the rest of the bank.
Saved tests containing removed questions can no longer resume. Previous answers and results are retained, while review shows when a question is unavailable.
Fixes for the moments when saving, loading, or signing in gets in the way.
What this means for you
If saving fails, you have a way to retry instead of immediately losing the work you just finished. Review also makes it easier to return to the questions that need your attention.
Fixed
Answers and completed tests are kept for recovery when a save fails or your sign-in expires. Sign back in to the same account and retry saving.
Corrected how valid typed number answers are checked, so equivalent answers are treated more consistently.
Retry timing starts fresh for each attempt, making it easier to tell how long your latest try took.
Repaired question diagrams, calculator buttons, and vocabulary controls that could interrupt a practice session.
A temporary problem checking tutor-covered access no longer appears as a message saying you have reached a subscription limit.
Improved
Choose All, Correct, Incorrect, or Skipped in a saved test to focus your review. Missing question details can be loaded again without discarding the answers that are already visible.
Fraction answers are easier to read when you or your tutor revisit a test.
Paid and tutor-covered students see fewer irrelevant upgrade requests. Your feedback draft is kept if you need to try sending it again.
More balanced practice tests and fewer distractions while answering.
What this means for you
You can judge your work with the passage, table, or diagram in front of you. Test scores are still practice estimates, not official SAT scores or predictions of your exact result.
Improved
New tests follow a more consistent mix of topics, skills, reading passages, and answer types, so a practice session covers a broader range of work. Difficulty does not change in response to your answers during the test.
When you review an answer, its full passage, table, or diagram appears with it. You do not have to reconstruct the question from the answer choices.
Reporting a broken question or failed save automatically includes details that help us investigate, so you have less troubleshooting information to gather.
Fixed
Answer choices stop moving around as the timer updates, and a choice you cross out stays crossed out on the right question.
Repaired tables, oversized formulas, and hard-to-read graphs so the information needed to solve the question is visible.
Long topic names stay inside phone-sized reports, and your place in the test is remembered when you refresh.
More reliable everyday actions, especially when you have to try again.
What this means for you
A slow connection or an extra click is less likely to leave you wondering whether your account, payment, bookmark, or answer was updated.
Improved
Sign-in returns you to the site more reliably after the account provider finishes, reducing situations where you have to start again.
Payment confirmation handles repeated checks more consistently, helping the site recognize access you have already paid for.
Bookmark changes and answer saves handle repeated clicks and retries more consistently, reducing duplicate or conflicting results.
Question allowances and practice sessions handle overlapping requests more reliably, so reopening a page is less likely to create inconsistent progress.
Older attempts and newer question versions are easier to review together.
What this means for you
You and your tutor can follow your improvement on a question without mistaking an updated copy for completely unrelated work. Later content removals can still make the question itself unavailable.
Improved
Related older and newer copies of a question share an attempt history, so you can see an earlier mistake and the time you later solved it.
Tutors can review available older question content with clearer topic, skill, and difficulty labels, making it easier to choose what to teach next.
Fixed
Kept existing bookmarks and mistake-review records through the bank update, so students did not have to rebuild their review lists.
Recovered older attempts and repaired question display issues that made past work difficult to revisit.
More useful filters and a clearer default question selection.
What this means for you
You can spend a session on a particular weakness, question format, or difficulty instead of repeatedly skipping questions that do not fit your goal. Review labels help you choose; they are not a promise that every question is error-free.
Improved
The default bank shows questions that passed the published content checks. Questions still awaiting review are separated from that default selection.
Narrow questions by skill, difficulty, recommended level, answer format, and other available details, so a short session can stay focused.
Reading and Writing passage filters apply where they make sense; grammar questions without a passage genre are not forced into an unrelated category.
Fixed
A failed next-question load restores the question you were working on, so a temporary connection problem is less likely to disrupt your session.
Repaired currency, mathematical notation, and diagrams that could make a question harder to understand than intended.
Clearer ways to connect with someone or ask to close your account.
What this means for you
You can share an invitation instead of explaining how to find your profile. If you want to leave, the profile page tells you how to request account deletion.
New
Share a friend-invitation link to help someone find and add you.
The profile page explains the email-based account-deletion request process and where to contact us.
Improved
Removed the unused Groups area from the friends experience, so it focuses on features you can use: friends and challenges.
Improvements to finding questions and understanding past mistakes.
What this means for you
More of your study time can go toward fresh practice or a deliberate retry, while your tutor gets a clearer view of the work behind your results.
Improved
Reduced duplicate questions and avoided reusing already-mastered questions when generating tests, helping you practise beyond the answers you remember.
The question-bank menu links directly to Math and Reading and Writing topics, so you can reach a weak area sooner.
Tutors can inspect a read-only student view and the sequence of answers to a missed question, making it easier to understand the mistake before giving advice.
Long practice sessions have a scrollable question list, so later questions remain reachable.
Math formulas are easier to read, and the homepage shows its content sooner without waiting for opening animations.
Fixed
Continue in Reading and Writing returns to the correct subject.
More control when a practice session needs to fit around real life.
What this means for you
If you need a break, pause deliberately instead of letting the clock run. When practising data questions, more of the calculator tools you need are available in the test itself.
New
Pause and resume a practice test. Break time is tracked separately, so you can distinguish time spent answering from time away.
Use additional line and curve fitting options in the built-in Desmos calculator to explore relationships in a table of values.
Fewer situations where students are asked to pay again.
What this means for you
If your tutor covers your practice, you should not need another purchase. Cancelling a subscription also keeps access available until the end of the paid period.
Fixed
Tutor-covered students receive their included question access, and the site blocks unnecessary self-purchases while that coverage applies.
Students who cancel keep access through the remainder of their paid subscription period.
Monthly membership is recognized in the account menu, making the access shown easier to understand.
Improved
Existing Pro members see clearer confirmation of their access instead of another upgrade pitch.
Small changes that make it easier to build a study routine.
What this means for you
You can return to a deck or unfinished test with less setup. Reaching a practice limit does not prevent you from reviewing the work you have already done.
New
Use focus mode in the question bank or a practice test to reduce the surrounding interface while you work.
Improved
Vocabulary flashcards remember your place after a reload, so you do not have to find the same card again.
Unfinished tests can be resumed, and question selection reduces repeats between tests.
Stats and answer history remain available after you reach the daily question limit, so you can still use that time for review.
Preview the practice-test experience before starting, so you know what the session will look like.