AntiPreppy — test prep for kids who hate test prep

Parents set the prizes. Kids earn them by practicing.

Step 1
You stock the prize shop
Thirty minutes of screen time. Pick dinner. A gift card. Anything you'd actually give. Set the coin price; change it any time.
Step 2
Your kid practices — adaptively
Every answer moves the next question up or down a step, like the real digital SHSAT. A wrong answer opens a short lesson and a retry before they can move on.
Step 3
You watch the score climb
An 800-point estimate with school cutoffs, a per-topic report, and a goal timeline that shows where they'll land by test day at the current pace.

One login for every admissions test your family is facing.

SHSAT

NYC specialized high schools — Stuyvesant, Bronx Science, Brooklyn Tech.

2,385 questions

Hunter

Hunter College High School entrance exam.

912 questions

TACHS

NYC Catholic high schools — St. Francis Prep and others.

2,745 questions

ISEE

NYC private schools — Horace Mann, Dalton, Trinity, Riverdale and others.

3,385 questions

SSAT

Boarding and private schools across the country.

2,087 questions

SAT

College admissions.

640 questions

Hunter families: as far as we can find, this is the only self-serve practice app for the Hunter College High School exam. Everything else is a $1,000+ course.

Practice that feels like a game, because it is one.

Adaptive, like the real test

Item-level adaptive sessions, passage sets you can revise inside, and a 50-question timed simulation of a real section.

A lesson when you miss

Wrong answer? A short teaching moment and a retry before Next unlocks. Missed questions become flip cards on your cheat sheet.

Spaced repetition

What you got wrong comes back on a schedule — one in every three questions — until you own it.

Pets, bosses, quests

Hatch a pet, evolve it by beating a ladder of a hundred dragon bosses, clear three daily quests, keep the streak alive.

You see everything. Your kid sees a game.

A goal, a date, a trajectory

Set a target school and the test date. See today's estimate, where the current pace lands, and how many weeks are left — with an email if the trend drifts off track.

Weak spots you can act on

The three lowest topics per kid, each with a one-tap Send a quest that puts ten questions on tomorrow's list.

Essay feedback you review

Hunter and SAT writing prompts are graded against a rubric with two strengths and two fixes. You see each essay and its feedback, and you score the ones we hold back for you. Included free through 2026, then with Family and Plus.

Built for under-13s

Kids have no email and no password — a first name and a sign-in code from you. No ads, no trackers on kid pages. Anything an essay flags comes to you, not to them.

Free through 2026. From $4.99 a month after that.

Founding families

Join in 2026

$0 through Dec 31

All of Family for up to four kids, essay feedback included
Unlimited practice, full-length tests, full reports
No card. Sign up any time in 2026.

Family · from Jan 1, 2027

$4.99 / month, or $49 / year

Up to four kids, every test
Unlimited practice and simulations
Full score estimates, goal timeline, weekly report
Essay feedback, 5 a week per family

First month free, no card needed. A free tier stays: one kid, one session a day. No ads on any plan.

Plus · from Jan 1, 2027

$14.99 / month, or $149 / year

Everything in Family
Essay feedback every day, up to 30 a week
For Hunter and SAT writing, where the essay decides it

The study club has a store.

Crest tee

$33

Pink or white. The study club crest on the chest, Coach Whiskers in his prep blazer on the back.

Wave tee

$33

Black, with the wobbly wordmark in Club Pink.

Crest hoodie

$60

Navy. Crest on the chest, the wave across the back.

See the whole line

The ones parents ask first.

Is this the real digital SHSAT format?: Yes. Item-level adaptive, 50 questions per section, passage sets with in-set revision, and all the technology-enhanced formats: multi-select, drag to category, inline dropdown, hot text, point graph, numeric entry.
My child is under 13. What do you collect?: A first name. No email, no password, no photo. The account is yours; kids play under it. No ads or third-party trackers on any kid page.
Who grades the essays?: An AI model grades against the rubric on a schedule, never as a chat. You see each essay and the feedback. Anything off-topic or concerning isn't scored: most come to you to read and score, and a few safety concerns go to our team first (see the privacy policy).
Is there a free trial?: Yes: every new family's first month is free, with every Family feature. No card to start, and nothing is charged when it ends; you choose a plan or stay on the free tier.
Can I cancel?: Any time, from your account page. Founding families are never charged automatically — on January 1 you choose to subscribe or drop to the free tier.
Does it work on a phone or tablet?: It's a website that works on any of them. A home-screen install is coming after the season.
Which schools' cutoffs do you show?: Stuyvesant, Bronx Science, Brooklyn Tech, and the other specialized high schools, updated each year from published cutoffs. Hunter shows a readiness band.

Test prep for kids who hate test prep.