Earlier attempts and skipped-question links stay attached to the result you chose to review.
What this means for you
Reviewing an older answer no longer borrows a later retry's question version. Results that never recorded a version are labeled clearly, including in tutor review. Saved answers and test scores stay unchanged; a retry adds a separate attempt.
Fixed
Keep older saved results, diagrams, and retries together even after you answer a newer version of the same question.
Open the saved mistake or skipped test result selected from practice insights, even when a later answer exists.
Ready questions appear without waiting for another account refresh.
What this means for you
Once your question and practice list have loaded, you can start answering while your usage counter updates. If the practice list cannot load, the request now times out instead of leaving you waiting indefinitely. Access limits still apply.
Fixed
Show a loaded question while account and usage details refresh in the background.
Stop waiting indefinitely for the practice list when the server does not respond, and explain slow loading without incorrectly saying the server is waking up.
The pricing page is back to the presentation used before today’s update.
What this means for you
The previous three-card pricing layout and offer presentation are restored. Monthly and Lifetime are no longer shown together. This correction does not change any price, existing subscription, Pro access, checkout record, or customer account.
Fixed
Restore the previous pricing-page layout and offer presentation instead of placing Monthly and Lifetime on the same page.
Practice questions start sooner, with source details and session controls moved out of the way.
What this means for you
Find source details and the About link in Question Info during math and reading practice, or at the bottom of saved-question and tutor review. Auto-next is now an icon beside the timer and other question tools instead of a separate row. The full question ID remains selectable, and questions, grading, and saved work are unchanged.
Improved
Move source details out of the question header and into Question Info or the bottom of review, keeping them available without interrupting the question.
Keep Auto-next and keyboard shortcuts in the question toolbar, leaving more room for the question itself.
Compare every Pro billing option, reach questions sooner, and identify labeled graph points more easily.
What this means for you
The pricing page now shows Weekly, Monthly, and Lifetime Pro together at their existing prices, so you can compare them without reloading or seeing a different option later. Question browsing keeps Difficulty visible and moves level, score band, and detailed controls under More filters. Coordinate labels that sit away from their plotted points now have guide lines. If you leave a one- or two-star rating, add a short note so the team knows what needs attention; other ratings and feedback prompts are unchanged.
Improved
Compare $9 Weekly, $19 Monthly, and $49 Lifetime Pro side by side before choosing a checkout option; the included Pro features and current prices are unchanged.
See questions higher on the page with only Difficulty shown first; open More filters for recommended level, score band, format, visuals, time, and other controls.
Follow subtle dotted guide lines from distant coordinate labels to their plotted points on supported graphs.
Add a short explanation with a one- or two-star rating so low ratings contain enough context to investigate.
Browse topics and questions without a large progress banner above them.
What this means for you
The large attempted-and-remaining banner is gone from the question bank and category pages. Open Your progress in the filter area when you want the counts. Current questions and earlier saved answers are listed separately, and your answers, bookmarks, and test results are unchanged.
Improved
Reach topics and category questions sooner, with progress tucked into a small expandable item in the desktop sidebar, phone filter panel, or category filters.
Check how many current questions you have answered without mixing earlier saved questions into the current bank's total.
Identify practice questions and return to the particular saved result you want to review.
What this means for you
Question views explain their source and show a readable question ID. History keeps a consistent browsing window while new answers arrive; use Refresh history to see newly saved work. Reviewing a history row opens that result rather than silently choosing a newer attempt. Earlier scores and answers stay unchanged, and older questions without verified publisher information are labeled honestly.
Improved
See source information and question IDs inside math, reading, and saved-question review, making unclear items easier to identify and report.
See dates and result labels on phone history cards, use an explicit search button, and return to your saved-work destination after signing in.
Understand why History counts repeated results while bank completion counts distinct answered questions.
Retry a temporary bookmark access-check failure without mistaking it for a signed-out account or removed bookmarks.
Fixed
Keep newly saved answers from shifting later history pages until you refresh, and open the specific saved attempt you selected.
Clear tutor dashboard and student-detail state when accounts change, and retry a failed student-detail load without leaving the page.
Corrections to 60 existing questions clarify selected prompts, explanations, and study labels.
What this means for you
These targeted corrections affect 60 existing questions rather than replacing the question bank. Question links and correct answers stay unchanged. Saved attempts and resumable tests keep their recorded question versions; refresh an older open practice page to use corrected content. Daily question sets do not change mid-day. Difficulty labels remain editorial estimates, not official SAT score predictions; the review does not guarantee that every question is error-free.
Fixed
Remove competing interpretations from selected prompts and answer choices so the intended task is clearer.
Correct selected solution steps and wrong-answer explanations so the reasoning supports the answer consistently.
Move labels on two graphs closer to their points so the intended coordinates are easier to identify.
Improved
Align selected skill, passage, and difficulty labels with the work each question actually asks you to do.
Question reporting stays within reach while the landing page focuses on product features.
What this means for you
When a question appears wrong or does not make sense, signed-in students can send it for review from a deliberately quiet control in the question toolbar; hovering or focusing the icon identifies it as Question feedback. The question ID is included automatically, and reporting does not change your answer or remove the question immediately. The landing page no longer describes the student community as growing.
Improved
Use the small question-feedback icon beside the practice tools to flag an incorrect or unclear item and add an optional note.
See progress features on the landing page instead of a community-growth claim.
Earlier saved questions stay reviewable while new practice uses the current question bank.
What this means for you
Your saved answers and grades are not rewritten. Statistics include saved responses from earlier and current banks, while question-bank browsing and newly generated tests use only the current bank. You can still retry earlier questions you already own through private saved-work review. Those retries stay with the earlier question and do not mark unrelated new questions as completed.
Fixed
Keep attempts saved under known duplicate question IDs together in progress summaries and tutor review, so a later correct answer resolves the earlier mistake.
Restore private review of older duplicate questions omitted from the archive index, including their preserved diagrams.
Return your already-saved test result when overlapping save requests finish at the same time, instead of incorrectly reporting a missing test session.
Clear statistics and bookmarks when switching accounts so the previous account's page state does not remain visible.
Improved
See earlier answered questions included in your personal collection's attempted and total counts, alongside the current bank's remaining questions. Repeated attempts and known duplicates count once, and skipped questions do not count as attempts.
Keep current-bank question-list badges separate from earlier saved work, with direct links to History and Bookmarks.
About our questions now leads with how independently created practice supports your SAT preparation.
What this means for you
The About page explains the role of our practice questions without a prominent non-official label. Only the wording has changed: the questions, review process, practice limitations, and contact options remain the same.
Improved
Read a more welcoming explanation of how 1600.lol's own questions complement official practice materials, with the College Board disclaimer still available below.
The 381-card vocabulary resource now uses a newly selected and independently written set of words, definitions, and examples.
What this means for you
The vocabulary page keeps the same address, but every card has been replaced with a newly written version. Progress and starred cards from the previous deck do not carry over because the words and card identities changed.
Improved
Study 381 newly written context vocabulary cards divided evenly across easy, medium, and hard levels.
Use fresh definitions and example sentences created for 1600.lol instead of the previous resource dataset.
Keep saved progress for this new version separate so an old starred card cannot silently point to a different word.
The note beneath the question filters now focuses on who creates the questions.
What this means for you
The filter area has less text while keeping the question source clear. The detailed College Board independence notice remains on About our questions, and your filters and saved work are unchanged.
Improved
See at a glance that all questions in the bank are created by 1600.lol; the About our questions link keeps the full explanation within reach.
The question filters now show a plain-language disclaimer, with question history directly below More filters.
What this means for you
Question origin is explained as a disclaimer rather than a review-status control. You can still reach your question history and the full question notice without expanding More filters. This layout change does not alter your saved answers or the default practice collection.
Improved
Read a short explanation that the questions are created by 1600.lol for SAT practice and are not official College Board questions, with a link to the full details.
Open Review my question history from a small link below More filters on desktop or in the mobile filter panel, instead of a prominent box at the top.
Use a simpler filter panel without the Quality check heading or Verified and Needs review choices; the default reviewed-question selection is unchanged.
Quality check and About our questions now sit directly below More filters, even when the extra filters are closed.
What this means for you
The review controls and question-origin information are easier to find in both the sidebar and mobile filters. Verified remains selected by default, and your filter choices work as before.
Improved
Switch between Verified and Needs review or open About our questions without expanding More filters.
Scan the score-band choices with less explanatory text, while keeping the recommended-level suitability note.
A new copyright and DMCA page explains how to ask 1600.lol to review material and what to include in a formal notice.
What this means for you
Rights holders and other visitors now have a clearly labeled reporting route and can see what information helps us locate and review material. Sending a report does not automatically establish infringement or guarantee removal.
New
Open DMCA from the landing-page footer to report a copyright or other content-rights concern at hi@1600.lol.
Use the notice checklist to provide the work, exact 1600.lol URL, contact information, required statements, and signature needed for a useful formal review.
Report a possible takedown issue without filing a formal notice by emailing the page URL and a concise explanation.
The question filters now link to a clear explanation of who creates the questions, what they are for, and what their review labels mean.
What this means for you
You can quickly distinguish 1600.lol practice from official College Board material and understand that Verified is an internal review status. The questions are designed for SAT practice, but they are not official questions and do not guarantee an official score.
Improved
Open About our questions from More filters to understand SAT practice suitability, independence from College Board, internal quality checks, and the limits of non-official practice.
Find Quality check beneath the detailed format filters, with Verified still selected by default.
Contact hi@1600.lol directly from About our questions if an item appears incorrect or unclear, or to request review of content that may need to be taken down; question history now opens from the right-side filter area.
Returning from a question keeps the category filters you chose, and numeric-response controls are clearer.
What this means for you
You can inspect a question and return without rebuilding the practice list you selected. Numeric-response questions also present only the controls that apply to them, including for students using assistive technology.
Fixed
Return to the same filtered category list after opening a question, including difficulty, skill, subtopic, incorrect-answer, and bookmark filters.
Numeric-response questions no longer show multiple-choice keyboard instructions, and their answer field now has a clear accessible label and linked directions.
Account messages point directly to the current question bank and describe access accurately.
What this means for you
Links in new account messages take you straight to the current practice page, and their access descriptions match what the website offers. Returning from the billing portal also opens the current question bank. Previously sent messages do not change.
Fixed
Open the current /questions page directly from account emails and after returning from the billing portal, without passing through an older address.
Account emails describe the current original question collection, visitor sample, and signed-in daily allowance without outdated totals or access claims.
The question bank and its contents are unchanged. Use /questions for a direct link. If an older bookmark containing /question-bank does not open, replace that part with /questions and keep the remaining path.
Improved
Open the question bank at /questions. Current website links use that address, while /updated-questions and /question-box redirect to the matching page.
Some older addresses containing /question-bank may be unavailable before the website can redirect them. Replace that part of the address with /questions to open the matching practice page.
A new original SAT practice collection and a clearer way to revisit your previous work.
What this means for you
Your saved answers, bookmarks, and completed-test scores stay in place. Preserved questions remain available in private history, while new questions begin unanswered. Reload the page to resume an eligible saved practice test. Expired tests, tests whose original questions cannot be verified, and older challenge links may require a new test; completed reports remain available.
New
Practice with 5,925 original questions covering Math and Reading and Writing, including tables and diagrams.
See practice suggestions based on your saved mistakes, skipped test questions, and most-practiced skills.
Improved
Open preserved questions from your personal history even when they are no longer in the active bank.
Save a new review attempt without changing earlier answers or completed-test scores.
Resume an eligible saved practice test with its original questions when that question set can be verified.
Fixed
Previously saved bookmarks open their preserved questions in private review, and saved tests use the recorded question version when available.
Tutors can review their students' preserved mistakes with readable question diagrams in either theme, including figures from the new bank.
Failed question loads offer a retry, selected skills finish loading before practice starts, and an unsuccessful Next request keeps your current question open.
Practice sessions keep account-specific selections separate and explain when a filter has no questions to start.
Plan descriptions distinguish free statistics, question filters, and answer history from Pro bookmarks and unlimited practice.
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.
Subscribe to updates in an RSS reader if you want new release notes delivered there.
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
At the time of this release, practice moved to /updated-questions. That address now redirects to /questions, so existing bookmarks still work.
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.