The Testly study planner is adaptive
It is built from two inputs: your test date and your latest misses. Change either one and the plan changes with it. No static PDF schedules.
A plan that re-aims itself
Most study schedules are written once and ignored by week two, because they have no idea what you are getting wrong. Testly's planner rebuilds itself around your results: it knows how many weeks you have left and which skills you missed last, and it points your next session at the intersection of the two.
Start from your test date
Tell the planner when you sit the SAT and it works backwards, spreading sessions across the weeks you actually have.
Every miss is tagged by skill
Each question you get wrong is logged against a specific skill — linear equations, transitions, command of evidence — not just a section score.
Sessions re-aim at weak skills
After each session the plan recalculates. The skills you missed most recently get more weight in what comes next, so you never keep drilling what you already know.
Pick an upcoming SAT date to see the weeks remaining and a suggested starting cadence.
Try it: pick your SAT date
See how far out you are and what a sensible weekly cadence looks like.
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Weeks remaining
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Suggested sessions
Suggestion only: under 6 weeks out we suggest 5 sessions a week, 6–12 weeks suggests 4, and more than 12 weeks suggests 3. Your actual plan adjusts as your results come in.
Ready to plan?
Setup takes about a minute: pick your exam, your test date, and a goal score. Free to start, with Testly Pro for full access.