Short lessons with narration
A short lesson for every Math and Reading and Writing skill the digital SAT tests, narrated, with worked examples and strategies.
SAT Prep. College Essays. One App.
A smarter way to prepare for the SAT, and one place to write your college essays. Practice with focus, see your progress, and work on each university's own essay questions—all in one app.
SAT-style practice • Goal-based study • College essays with AI feedback
What you get
Two parts, one app: prepare for the digital SAT, then write the essays your universities ask for.
Math and Reading and Writing, from your first lesson to test day.
A short lesson for every Math and Reading and Writing skill the digital SAT tests, narrated, with worked examples and strategies.
Questions in the digital SAT's format, with a step-by-step explanation for every answer.
Timed practice sets to get used to the clock, and full practice tests to build stamina for test day.
Tell UCSAT your dream school, your best score so far and your test date. It shows the score to aim for and how many lessons a week get you there.
See the skills that need more work, and review the questions you missed to understand why the right answer is right.
Invite up to four parents or guardians to a short progress email every Monday. They accept it first, and it never includes your answers or scores.
Lessons are taught in English, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese. The SAT's questions and passages stay in English, as on the real test.
Each university's own essay questions, and a coach that helps you write them yourself.
Each one's own essay questions and deadlines, taken from its official website—including shared applications such as the UC Personal Insight Questions. Not there yet? Tap Get questions.
Every university you apply to with its questions, deadlines and a status for each essay—or all your essays in one list.
Plan with an outline, write against the word limit, go back to any earlier version, and download your essay as Word or PDF.
One personal statement for every application that reads it, and a draft adapted for another university's question while the original stays as it is.
Share essays with a teacher or counselor. They read and comment on the web—no app or account needed.
Brainstorming, outline feedback, targeted feedback on a part, a full review, and grammar suggestions you choose to accept. The AI never writes or rewrites your essay.
Essays are written in English, as US applications are. Looking around the Essays tab is free; writing and AI coaching come with SAT + Essays.
College Essays
Add the universities you're applying to, see what each one asks, and write with feedback from a coach that never writes for you.
Questions, word limits and deadlines from each university's official website, with a status for every essay at every school.
Brainstorm your story, shape an outline and get feedback as you write. The coach asks questions and points things out—the writing stays yours.
Built for every step
Whether you're preparing for your first SAT or working toward a higher score, UCSAT keeps the next step clear.
Learn the concepts, practice SAT-style questions, review what you missed, and build momentum toward your goal.
Follow your practice activity, see your progress over time, and know exactly what to work on before your next milestone.
Plans
Bought and managed in the App Store or Google Play.
$0
Try UCSAT before you pay.
$7.99/ month
or $79.99 / year
Everything for the SAT.
$19.99/ month
or $199.99 / year
SAT prep plus your college essays.
AI coaching each month
Resets every month on your billing day.
Prices in US dollars. They may vary by country—the App Store or Google Play shows yours before you buy. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel them in the store.
Have a code from a creator or tutor? Enter it in the app to pay less for your first year.
How UCSAT works
A clear path from your first goal to your next practice session.
Download UCSAT for iPhone or Android and create your account in a minute.
Pick a dream school, choose your planned SAT date, and see what you're working toward.
Take practice tests, strengthen your skills and follow your progress—then write your college essays in the same app.