Know the next move. Make it count.
TaroPrep turns every diagnostic, lesson, drill, and full-length test into a focused next step for the Digital SAT.
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Focused practice, realistic tests, and a plan that gets more precise as you improve.
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Leave a miss with a named reason
5,032+ original Digital SAT-style questions, each with a walkthrough that names the trap. Taro carries your selected answer, eliminations, question context, and uploaded work into the explanation, then can generate a fresh skill-matched variation.
Cross-Text Connections
InfoText 1
Ecologists studying city parks found that gardens next to native wildflower strips received more pollinator visits than isolated gardens. They concluded that nearby habitat can increase pollination in urban gardens.
Text 2
A second team observed the same pattern, but noted that gardens near wildflower strips also containeda wider variety of flowering plants. After controlling for plant diversity, the difference in pollinator visits wassmaller, though still present.
How would the authors of Text 2 most likely respond to the conclusion in Text 1?
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Linked to this question
Ask Taro about the evidence, the choices, or the strategy you want to test.
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Choice C is exact. Text 2 keeps the original pattern while narrowing its strength after controlling for plant diversity.
“After controlling for plant diversity, the difference was.”
A rejects the study. C makes the precise move: it qualifies the claim without discarding it.
Reusable rule: Same direction, smaller effect means refine, not reject.
Ask about this exact question
One connected study loop
Every practice session updates your plan.
Most prep tools leave the student to connect tests, lessons, drills, and a calendar. TaroPrep makes those parts respond to one another.
Understand the miss. Keep the reasoning. Bring it into a fresh practice block built around the skills you need next.
Build My Study PlanWhat is the value of x?
Your Study Plan
A week with a next move
Text Structure and Purpose
Reading & Writing · 15 min
Nonlinear Equations
Math · 10 min
Inferences
Reading & Writing · 15 min
Right Triangles and Trigonometry
Math · 10 min
Review recent mistakes
Review · 20 min
See your week. Start the next block.
Each week is built from your test date and latest activity. The plan recalibrates as your accuracy changes. Put the blocks on your phone if you want them next to class.
Get started for freeLessons that lead somewhere
Learn each skill, then put it to work.
Reading and Writing and Math lessons are organized around the same 28 skills used by the Question Bank and your review history.
Your SAT skill map
Find a skill. Learn it. Try it.
Reading & Writing
Four connected skill families
Math
Four connected skill families
Your work, made visible
Know your strong spots. Find your next one.
See accuracy by skill, pacing, practice activity, and the exact topics worth another pass. Each recommendation links back to focused practice.
Your progress, in focus
The work behind your next step
Questions answered
176
across practice and tests
Accuracy
75%
of answered questions
Skills practiced
18/28
in the SAT skill map
Study days
19
in the last 6 weeks
Practice over time
See the attempts behind the trend.
Math · early pattern
Linear equations
7 of 12 right. A short, targeted set can test whether the next method sticks.
Accuracy by skill
See all 28 skillsWords in Context
Reading & Writing · 17 answered
Transitions
Reading & Writing · 15 answered
Linear Equations
Math · 12 answered
Average per answered question
The calculator is allowed. Learn to make it decisive.
TaroPrep's visual Desmos Field Guide teaches the exact graphs, tables, regressions, restrictions, and verification moves that turn difficult SAT Math setups into readable decisions.
- 17 SAT-specific techniques
- Annotated visual examples
- Copy-ready calculator syntax
- Original guided drills
The quick answers
Good questions deserve clear answers.
The essentials about studying with TaroPrep, all in one place.
01Is TaroPrep free to use?
Yes. A free account includes the Question Bank, a score diagnostic, one full-length test, Study Plan, Vocabulary Lab, and daily Taro messages. Everyone also has complimentary Pro access right now, including Challenge Questions, extra full-length tests, and a higher Taro limit. No payment is needed to get started.
02What makes TaroPrep different?
One connected desk for the Digital SAT. Question Bank maps original items to all 28 skills. Adaptive full-length tests change the second module. Vocabulary Lab combines four retrieval modes with spaced mastery. Taro carries the live question, selected answer, eliminations, images, and review history into one coaching thread while keeping the answer protected until you lock.
03How accurate is the score prediction?
It is a TaroPrep planning estimate based on module accuracy and routing. Treat it as a band, not a promise; your score report from an actual SAT administration is the official result.
04How does Taro work?
Taro is TaroPrep’s question-aware SAT coach. In practice, it automatically receives the current item, selected answer, eliminated choices, and answer status. It supports persistent chats, image attachments, question-linked history, and AI-generated skill variations. Taro adjusts each response to the question and your progress. Each send uses one credit from a daily cap that resets at midnight UTC (8 on Free, 80 on Pro).
05Which exams does it cover?
The complete TaroPrep experience is built for the Digital SAT: Question Bank, full-length tests, Speed Drill, Challenge Questions, Study Plan, and Taro. ACT, AP, and IB tracks are in development.
06Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. The app is built mobile-first. Add it to your home screen. Practice, planner, and tests work in the browser.
