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See who is falling behind, on what, and give them the right homework.

A GRE platform for prep schools and admissions consultancies. Your coaches stop writing and correcting exercises; the dashboard shows where each student loses points.

5 seats, 30 days, no commitment

Measured at the prep companies we worked with

  • +20% more sales, once they offered their own platform.

    When a student hears they will get a personal app, with their mocks, scores and homework under your school's name, they see a serious school. They sign up.

  • +15 points on the GRE, on average, after three months.

    Students take full mocks in the real format, practise on their weak question types and get homework that targets them. Three months later, their score has moved.

What your students get

  • 25+full mock tests in the real GRE format
  • 15+adaptive practice tests
  • 1,800questions, each with a worked explanation
  • 130–170scored on the real GRE scale

Better scores, because the practice is the real thing.

Every mock is timed and scored like the real test, in the real order. Students practise on the actual format until test day, and your coaches see exactly where each one still loses points.

Coach dashboard of a demo prep school: 24 fictional students, each with their mocks, estimated score, weakest question type and last activity. Coach dashboard of a demo prep school: 24 fictional students, each with their mocks, estimated score, weakest question type and last activity.
Demo data The real coach dashboard, filled with fictional demo students.

What it takes today, and what changes

Without a platformWith Scaled for Preps
Coaches write practice sets and correct them by hand.1,800 questions in the real GRE formats, each with a worked explanation, scored automatically.
Full-length practice tests are hard to find, and few are current.25+ full mocks of the current format, timed like the real test, plus 15+ adaptive practice tests.
Progress lives in spreadsheets and messages.One page per cohort: estimated score, mocks taken, practice and time spent for each student.
You notice that a student stopped working when it is late.A daily list of students inactive for 7 days, who never signed in, or with overdue homework.
Feedback is generic because nobody knows exactly where a student loses points.Accuracy by question type for each student and for the whole group, weakest first.

The product, in four screens

What your students use every day, and what your coaches see.

Coach dashboard: one row per fictional student, with a strip of 26 mock cells, an estimated score and the weakest question type.Coach dashboard: one row per fictional student, with a strip of 26 mock cells, an estimated score and the weakest question type.

The cohort

Every student on one line: the 26 mocks (taken, best), the estimated score, the weakest question type, the last activity. Filter by coach or by what needs attention.

Page of one fictional student: estimated score, best mock, goal, scores by mock and accuracy by question type, weakest first.Page of one fictional student: estimated score, best mock, goal, scores by mock and accuracy by question type, weakest first.

One student

Scores by mock, accuracy by question type, homework, essays to score. Print it or save it as PDF for a parent meeting or a progress review.

A three-blank Text Completion question on the test screen, under a fictional prep school's name, with the timer and the Mark, Back and Next buttons.

The test screen

Mocks and practice run on a screen close to the real test: for a full mock, five sections in the real order and timing, with the calculator, mark and review. The score report and the study plan follow.

Homework form (a practice set on chosen question types, a mistake review or a full mock) next to the homework already given and how many students have done it.Homework form (a practice set on chosen question types, a mistake review or a full mock) next to the homework already given and how many students have done it.

Homework

A coach gives a practice set on chosen question types, a mistake review or a full mock, with a due date. Students start it in one click; it is marked done when they finish.

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Your brand, not ours

Your students see your name, your logo and your colour in their app and on your own sign-in page, at your own address if you want one (for example gre.yourprep.com). Below: the same page for two fictional prep schools.

Demo data Two fictional prep schools on the same platform. The student app itself is in English.

How a free pilot runs

  1. Day 0We create your organisation. You add your name and logo.
  2. Day 1You invite 5 students with a link, a class code or a spreadsheet.
  3. Days 2 to 29Students take the diagnostic and practise. Your coach follows them on the dashboard.
  4. Day 30We review the results with you. You choose a pack, or you stop: no commitment.

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Packs of seats

One seat gives one student 1 month, 6 months or a year of access, as you choose. No price online: tell us your number of students and we send you a quote.

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See it with your own eyes

A 30-minute call: we show you the coach dashboard with demo data and answer your questions. Then, if you want, we open your free pilot.